2018 Map of Wisconsin Rapids North

About this map

The Wisconsin River corridor defines the geography of Wood County in this 2018 survey, centered on the urban core of Wisconsin Rapids. The river's path is marked by significant islands such as Big Island, Hunter Island, and Belle Island, which split the channel as it flows south toward Garrison Island. To the northeast, the Biron Flowage backs up behind the settlement of Biron, creating a wide basin that contrasts with the narrower creek beds of Cranberry Creek and Moccasin Creek. The map provides a detailed view of several local burial grounds, including the expansive Forest Hill Cem and Calvary Cem near the city center, as well as outlying sites like Saint Philomena Cem and Holy Rosary Cem. This modern record preserves the complex street grid and industrial layout of the paper-mill region, connecting the rural township of Rudolph to the river's edge.