1979 Map of Westfield West

About this map

The village of Westfield anchors the southeastern corner of this central Wisconsin landscape, where the sandy plains meet a series of glacial lakes and wetlands. The terrain is defined by a dense concentration of water bodies, including Pleasant Lake, Wood Lake, and the winding Lawrence Creek, which is protected within the Lawrence Creek State Public Hunting Grounds. This environment supported a mix of small-scale agriculture and early conservation efforts, evidenced by the presence of the Chaffee Creek State Fishery Area and numerous local landmarks.