2016 Map of Weyauwega

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The Waupaca River feeds into Weyauwega Lake, anchoring the city of Weyauwega in this modern survey. The landscape is defined by its extensive water network and low-lying wetlands, from the broad expanse of White Lake in the north to the sprawling Partridge Lake and Wolf River at Fremont in the southeast. This geography shaped the early settlement patterns of the region, where roads like N Military Rd and S Military Rd hint at much older transportation corridors. Small communities and rural junctions like Evenswood remain visible, alongside several family and community burial grounds including Farley Cem, Hobart Cem, and Oakwood Cem. A distinctive abandoned Railroad Grade Rd cuts through the southern marshes, marking the path of former industry and commerce that once moved through these wetlands via Walla Walla Cr and Musquitte Cr.