2010 Map of Rome

About this map

The Bark River and its tributaries carve a complex path through the Jefferson County countryside, anchoring the primary settlements of Rome, Hebron, and Slabtown. This landscape is defined by its water management and agricultural infrastructure, featuring several water control points such as the Cushman Dam and Hebron 2WP441 Dam. The topography reveals a history of communal organization, with numerous burial grounds including Saint Lukes Cemetery, Riverview Cemetery, and Munroe Cemetery serving the rural population. To the south, the Scuppernong River joins the system near the Princess Point Bridge, where a series of wildlife area dams regulate the flow near Mud Crk. The intricate network of local roads like Paradise Rd and County Hwy D connects these small crossroads communities, reflecting the long-established surveyor's grid of the Wisconsin heartland.