
Pittsville and the crossroads at Dexterville anchor this portion of Wood County, where the landscape is defined by the intricate drainages of the Hemlock Creek watershed. The area is marked by a transition from the structured street grid of Pittsville to the extensive wetlands and winding tributaries that feed into Lake Dexter. Historically significant landmarks like Saint Johns Lutheran Cem are positioned along a network of rural routes such as Lincoln Rd and Co Hwy E. The hydrologic patterns of Owl Creek and Little Hemlock Cr illustrate the low-lying, water-rich character of this central Wisconsin terrain, which has long influenced local land use and settlement patterns between the forest and the farm.
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1970 City Point NE
Wood County, WI

1970 City Point
Wood County, WI

1970 Sherry
Wood County, WI

1979 Lake Manakiki
Wood County, WI

1979 Lindsey
Wood County, WI

1984 Lake Dexter
Wood County, WI

1984 Quail Point Flowage
Wood County, WI

1984 Wisconsin Rapids North
Wood County, WI

1984 Wisconsin Rapids South
Wood County, WI

2022 City Point NE
Wood County, WI

2022 City Point
Wood County, WI

2022 Lake Dexter
Wood County, WI

2022 Lake Manakiki
Wood County, WI

2022 Lindsey
Wood County, WI

2022 Quail Point Flowage
Wood County, WI

2022 Sherry
Wood County, WI

2022 Wisconsin Rapids North
Wood County, WI

2022 Wisconsin Rapids South
Wood County, WI