2013 Map of Sauk City

About this map

Prairie du Sac and Sauk City anchor the western bank of the Wisconsin River in this 2013 topographic study. The landscape is defined by the massive expanse of Lake Wisconsin to the north, which transitions into the river channel as it flows past Mosquito Island. East of the water, the terrain rises into distinct landforms such as Black Hawk Ridge, Sugarloaf Hill, and Round Top Hill, while several smaller bodies of water including Fish Lake, Mud Lake, and Crystal Lake dot the eastern plains. A Ferry Crossing remains noted in the northeast corner near Moon Valley, reflecting long-standing transit patterns across the lake. The grid-patterned streets of the river towns contrast with the winding rural routes like State Road 188 and State Road 78 that connect isolated features like Camp Carlson to the broader regional network.