Maps

Town of Lebanon Road Map

Road map of the Town of Lebanon, Wisconsin.

Map Description: Town of Lebanon Road Map

The map shows the Town of Lebanon in Wisconsin, including local roads, township boundaries, nearby waterways, and a major highway.

The Town of Lebanon boundary is outlined with a dashed red line on the north, west, and south and a dashed black line on the east.

Major Roads and Highways

  • A major north–south highway, labeled US Highway 45, runs along the eastern edge of the map and is highlighted in red.
  • Several local roads run east–west and north–south throughout the township.

Key east–west roads include:

  • County Road N (north area)
  • Island Road (north-central area)
  • Church Road (central area)
  • Collier Road and Dailey Road (south-central area)

Key north–south roads include:

  • County Road T, which mainly runs vertically through the center of the township
  • County Road D, located in the southeastern portion of the map near Highway 45

Nearby Roads and Intersections

  • Brasch Road intersects County Road T in the northern portion of the township
  • Crain Road and Hansen Road run east–west in the central to eastern sections
  • Madden Road and Everts Road run north–south in the southern portion
  • Additional smaller roads include Allen Road, Prahl Road, and Tank Road

Water Features

  • Maple Creek runs through the eastern portion of the map, generally flowing near Highway 45
  • Cedar Creek is located in the southeastern area of the map
  • Smaller water features and creeks appear in the northwest portion near Little Creek

Nearby Areas and Landmarks

  • The label “Lebanon” appears prominently in the central-western portion of the map
  • The area labeled “Northport” appears south of the township boundary
  • “Flynn Lake” is shown in the western-central area
  • Township section numbers 1 and 6 are shown in the northern corners of the map, and 31 and 36 are shown in the southern corners

General Layout

  • The map uses a grid-like layout of rural roads with irregular spacing
  • Township boundaries are clearly marked, with surrounding areas extending beyond the border
  • Roads are labeled with names and are primarily two-lane local routes

Waupaca County Townships Map

Map of Waupaca County, Wisconsin highlighting the Town of Lebanon.

Map Description: Waupaca County Townships

This map shows Waupaca County, Wisconsin, divided into a grid of townships, with selected cities and villages labeled. Township boundaries are outlined, and the Town of Lebanon is highlighted.

Highlighted Area

  • The Town of Lebanon is outlined in blue and located in the east-central portion of Waupaca County.
  • It lies northwest of the City of New London and east of the Town of Little Wolf.

Surrounding Townships

The Town of Lebanon is bordered by:

  • Town of Bear Creek to the north
  • Town of Union to the northwest
  • Town of Little Wolf to the west
  • Town of Royalton to the southwest
  • Town of Mukwa to the south

Nearby Cities and Villages

  • The City of New London is located directly southeast of the Town of Lebanon
  • The City of Manawa lies to the northwest, within the Town of Little Wolf
  • The City of Waupaca is located to the southwest portion of the county
  • The City of Weyauwega is located in the Town of Weyauwega
  • The Village of Fremont appears further south in the county
  • The Village of Iola and Village of Ogdensburg are located in the western portion of the county
  • The City of Clintonville is located in the northeastern portion of the county

Other Townships in the County

The map shows a grid layout of townships across Waupaca County, including:

  • Northern tier: Towns of Harrison, Wyoming, Dupont, Larrabee, and Matteson
  • Central tier: Towns of Iola, Helvetia, Union, and Bear Creek
  • Western and southwestern areas: Towns of Scandinavia, Farmington, Dayton, and Lind
  • Southern tier: Towns of Royalton, Caledonia, and Weyauwega
  • Additional townships include St. Lawrence, Waupaca, Fremont, and others surrounding the central and southern regions

General Layout

  • The county is divided into evenly spaced township sections forming a grid pattern
  • Cities and villages are shown as irregular shapes within or overlapping township boundaries
  • The map provides a regional overview, helping identify the Town of Lebanon in relation to surrounding municipalities

Waupaca County Transportation Map

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Map Description: Waupaca County Transportation Map

This map provides a detailed overview of Waupaca County, Wisconsin, including roads, waterways, town boundaries, and geographic features.

Purpose of the Map

The map is intended as a reference for:

  • Navigating county and local roads
  • Identifying highways and routes
  • Viewing lakes, rivers, and natural features
  • Understanding township and county boundaries

Road Network

  • Major highways, including U.S. and state highways, run throughout the county and connect larger communities such as Waupaca, New London, Clintonville, and Weyauwega
  • County trunk highways are labeled with letters and connect rural areas
  • Numerous local town roads form a dense network across the county, especially in rural and residential areas

Water Features

  • The Wolf River runs through portions of the county and is a major waterway
  • Other rivers and creeks include the Little Wolf River, Embarrass River, Waupaca River, and multiple smaller creeks
  • The county contains many lakes of varying sizes distributed throughout the region

Municipal Boundaries

  • The map outlines civil town boundaries across the county
  • Cities and villages are shown within or overlapping town boundaries
  • The county seat is the City of Waupaca

Additional Features

  • The map includes a legend identifying symbols for:
    • Highways and road types
    • Railroads
    • Parks and recreational areas
    • Public lands and facilities
  • Section lines and township grid references are shown for land surveying purposes
  • A scale and coordinate references are provided for distance and location

General Layout

  • The map covers the entire county and surrounding areas
  • Roads and features are densely labeled, making the map suitable for detailed reference rather than quick overview
  • The level of detail may be difficult to interpret without visual access

Accessibility Note

Because of the high level of detail in this map, not all individual roads and features are described here.
If you need help locating a specific road, property, or feature, please contact the township or county office for assistance.