2013 Map of Nekoosa

About this map

The Wisconsin River winds through the heart of this central Wisconsin landscape, defining the industrial and residential footprint of Nekoosa. In this early 21st-century survey, the town's grid is established between Alexander Ave and Point Basse Ave, with Nekoosa Junction situated to the north where several drainage systems converge. The surrounding terrain is characterized by a complex network of waterways, including Moccasin Cr and Ripple Cr, which feed into the main river channel. To the west, the rural character of Wood County is evident, marked by the Cranmoor Airstrip and large water management features like 14 Reservoir. The area south of town transitions into a riparian landscape of oxbows and wetlands, featuring Ross Lake and the confluences of Sevenmile Cr and Tenmile Creek.