2018 Map of Marshfield

About this map

The expansive McMillan Marsh dominates the northern landscape of this central Wisconsin region, where the Little Eau Pleine River winds through the wetlands near the Marathon Co and Wood Co border. The city of Marshfield serves as the central hub, showing its established street grid and key local landmarks like Hillside Cem and the Gates of Heaven Cem. To the south and west, the terrain transitions into a patchwork of agricultural lands and smaller rural settlements such as Mann and Bakerville. This 2018 survey reveals the contemporary infrastructure of the area, including the Marshfield Municipal Airport and a network of county highways that bridge the various branches of the Yellow River and Beaver Cr. The interplay between the industrial and residential core of the city and the surrounding natural drainage basins is clearly defined.