2018 Map of Little Rose

About this map

March Rapids and Little Rose anchor this Marathon County landscape, where the agricultural grid meets the drainage networks of central Wisconsin. The topography is defined by the winding course of the Big Eau Pleine River in the north and the expansive McMillan Marsh in the south, a significant wetland complex that shapes the local road patterns. Numerous tributaries, including Dill Creek, Kuehni Cr, and Carlson Cr, carve through the terrain between established corridors like Co Rd P and Co Rd E. The map reveals a rural transition where the managed forest and marshlands of the McMillan Marsh interface with the small-scale settlements and homesteads that define this region. This survey captures the modern alignment of historic county routes and local names such as March Rapids Ave and Wescott Ave in a landscape still fundamentally tied to its river-and-marsh geography.