
The Wisconsin River and its expansive Wisconsin River Flowage dominate the western edge of this 1970 survey, anchoring the industrial and educational hub of Stevens Point. At the heart of the city, the Wisconsin State University campus sits near a dense network of local schools and parishes, including Maria High Sch and St Stephen Sch. The cultural landscape is marked by numerous historic burial grounds such as St Stephens Cem and Union Cem, alongside the small neighboring community of Park Ridge. Transportation infrastructure is well-defined by the Soo Line railroad and the Stevens Point Municipal Airport. To the north, the terrain shifts into the wetlands of Dewey Marsh and the Hay Meadow Creek drainage, while smaller outlying settlements like Casimir and Torun reflect the rural township character of Hull during this period of mid-century growth.
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