2018 Map of Warrens West

About this map

The village of Warrens serves as the focal point for this survey along the border of Jackson and Monroe Counties. The landscape is defined by the cranberry-producing character of Central Wisconsin, evidenced by numerous water bodies including Robinson Pond, Wazeda Lake, and the complex network of Ketchum Cr and Rudd Cr. The terrain transitions from the low-lying Paradise Valley to prominent landmarks like Knapp Mound and the Rudd Hills. For those tracing local heritage, the map identifies residential developments such as the Neimi Addition and quiet landmarks like the Knapp Cem. The area is geographically diverse, featuring significant rock formations like Castle Rock and the drainage of the E Fork Lemonweir River, providing a clear look at the region’s hydraulic and topographical features during the late 2010s.