2013 Map of Martell

About this map

The Rush River and Trimbelle River valleys define this Pierce County landscape, where agriculture and small rural intersections persist in the early 21st century. The village of Martell sits at a prominent bend in the Rush River, serving as a focal point near the junction of Us-63 and Wi-29. The map reveals a high concentration of named corners and small settlements, including Centerville, Lawton, and Morton Corner, which reflect a historical settlement pattern of crossroads communities established during the region's dairy and farming peak. Water resources are central to the geography, with the Trimbelle River flowing through a reservoir in the northwest, while smaller tributaries like Goose Cr and Lost Cr drain the central and southern reaches. The gridded road network, marked by numbered streets and avenues such as 870th Ave and 710th St, maintains the orderly rural structure of the Wisconsin countryside.