2010 Map of Poland

About this map

The Poland and Henrysville area of eastern Brown County is defined by a grid of rural crossroads and the winding drainage of the Neshota River. In this 2010 survey, small clusters of settlement such as Coppens Corner and Buckman remain as distinct landmarks within a landscape dominated by agriculture and woodlots. The map reveals a dense network of family-named roads, including S Michiels Rd and S Jossart Rd, which reflect the area's deep-rooted community history. Natural features are concentrated in the southern and western portions, where the terrain breaks for Lilly Lake, Middle Lake, and Third Lake. Public space is anchored by Neshota Park, where Twin Hill Creek and King Creek converge with the river. Several religious sites, including Saint Marys Cemetery and Saint Josephs Cemetery, serve as important touchstones for genealogists researching the European settlement patterns of these Wisconsin townships.