2013 Map of Kellner

About this map

Kellner sits at the heart of a highly engineered Wisconsin landscape, where the natural hydrology of the Central Sands region has been extensively altered for agriculture. The settlement is surrounded by a dense grid of numbered drainage canals, including Ditch Number Three, Ditch Number Five, and Ditch Number Ten, which cut across the terrain to manage the water table. This intricate system of artificial waterways, like Lateral Number Two, works alongside named natural drainages such as Sevenmile Cr and Fivemile Cr. To the northwest, the reservoir of Wazeecha Lake 100 serves as a local landmark, fed by Buena Vista Creek. The regular orientation of roads like Griffith Ave and 80th St S reflects the township-and-range surveying that defines this part of Wood County, supporting a landscape of productive fields and rural residences.