The town of Wausau and the community of Orange Hill anchor this Washington County landscape, which transitions between elevated pinelands and low-lying wetland basins. Near the northern boundary, Falling Water State Park highlights the unique geology of the area around Falling Water Hill, where drainage patterns create distinctive features such as Falling Water. The map documents a rural network of named bays and ponds, including Sand Hill Bay and Owens Lake, which have long influenced the placement of early settlements and industry.
121 named features on this map. Tap any name to fly to it.
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1950 · Vernon
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1950 · Chipley
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1950 · Wausau
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1950 · Gap Lake
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1950 · Poplar Head
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1951 · Chipley
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1951 · Wausau
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1951 · Poplar Head
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1951 · Bonifay
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1951 · Gap Pond
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