
Lake Poygan dominates the central landscape of this early 1960s survey, surrounded by a complex network of waterways including the Wolf River and Fox River. The map details a rural Wisconsin geography where small dairy-era settlements like Poy Sippi, Tustin, and West Bloomfield serve as local hubs. The abundance of drainage features, such as Mosquito Creek and the Poygan Marsh, alongside specialized agriculture like the Cranberry Bog near Auroraville, illustrates the region's historical reliance on its wetlands and river systems.
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