2010 Map of Mason

About this map

The White River winds through the heart of this Bayfield County landscape, its tight meanders carving a path past the village of Mason. This northern Wisconsin terrain is defined by a dense network of tributaries, including Long Lake Branch, Twentymile Creek, and Eighteenmile Creek, which drain the surrounding countryside. The settlement pattern is characterized by long-established family farm roads such as Olaf Johnson Rd, Bill Anderson Rd, and Kostello Rd, reflecting the agricultural and logging heritage of the region. North of the village center, the Mason Cemetery stands near Spring Creek, while the broader area is crisscrossed by thoroughfares like County Hwy-E and Bibon Rd. The map illustrates a rural community where the hydrography of creeks like Schramm Creek and South Fish Creek continues to shape the local geography and road layout.