2018 Map of Peplin

About this map

Kronenwetter and the southern reaches of Rothschild anchor the western edge of this landscape, where residential development and agricultural tracts meet the wetlands of Marathon County. The area is defined by a dense network of minor waterways, including Bull Junior Creek, Sampson Creek, and Johnson Creek, which weave between rural roads and expanding suburban neighborhoods. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, the small settlement of Peplin lies near the headwaters of Peplin Creek, reflecting the region's traditional rural character before it transitions into more developed zones. Notable landmarks like Jaks Field and the complex of roads near Weston show the modern configuration of this Wisconsin landscape, capturing the balance between suburban growth and the preservation of open creek-fed basins.