Wood County Wildlife Area

Have you visited the Wood County Wildlife Area?

Wood County Wildlife Area is a 21,000 acre property. Wood County Wildlife area lies in southwestern Wood County, approximately 20 miles north of Necedah, 25 miles south of Marshfield and 18 miles west of Wisconsin Rapids. Access to the area can be achieved by town roads or County Highway X which intersects with State Highway 173.

The area lies between the Meadow Valley Wildlife Area on the south and the Sandhill Wildlife Area on the north. Collectively, these three areas are referred to as the Sandhill-Meadow Valley Work Unit which represents the largest block of statemanaged wildlife lands in Wisconsin. Nearly 150 square miles of public lands are found in the Work Unit.

Wildlife Area Info

Floodplain Info for Wisconsin

If you're thinking of buying a property that is or may be located in a floodplain - this article will tell you what exactly a floodplain is and help you know what to look for.

Floodplains

Floodplains are normally dry or semi-dry land areas to which water naturally flows as water levels rise. Floodplains are typically found near rivers, lakes and the coast; however, many of Wisconsin's flood-prone lands are simply low-lying areas or depressions where water naturally collects when it rains.

Click here for tips when buying possible floodplain property The following information may be helpful for those who are looking to purchase property that may be located in a floodplain area

The above information is from the Wisconsin Realtors Association of which I am a proud member!