1984 Map of Wyocena

About this map

Wyocena stands as the central settlement in this 1980s topographical record, situated along the crossroads of the Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific rail line. The landscape is defined by its complex glacial hydrology, where Duck Creek and its Middle Branch wind through a series of kettle lakes and wetlands. Prominent among these are Wyocena Lake, Curtis Lake, and the expansive Mud Lake State Public Hunting Grounds, which occupies much of the central Lowville township. Beyond the village, the map records rural markers like the Rocky Run Cem, Lowville Cem, and several local schools including Wyocena School and Lowville School. The terrain is also dotted with specialized agricultural and industrial sites such as the Poynette State Game Farm and numerous gravel pits, reflecting the area's mid-century economic character.