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Names on the Koshkonong map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks4

  • Koshkonong Mounds
  • Koshkonong Wildlife Area
  • Blackhawk Island
  • Vinnie Ha Ha

Streets and roads75

  • East County Line Road
  • County Line Road
  • Rock-Jefferson County Line Road
  • Haight Road
  • Old Highway 26
  • Old 26
  • Tri County Road
  • Tri County Line Road
  • McIntyre Road
  • McMillen Road
  • Poeppel Road
  • County Road North
  • Cold Spring Road
  • Bark River Road
  • Blackhawk Island Road
  • Carnes Road
  • Star School Road
  • Groeler Road
  • Grogan Road
  • Creamery Road
  • Buckingham Road
  • Vickerman Road
  • Hackbarth Road
  • Kutz Road
  • Pond Road
  • Hoard Road
  • Kunz Road
  • Hoge Road
  • Pottawatomi Trail
  • Koshkonong Lake Road
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  • Curtis Mill Road
  • Rock River Road
  • Charley Bluff Road
  • South Main Street
  • Meske Road
  • Twinkling Star Road
  • North Shore Road
  • Fox Hill Road
  • Schwemmer Lane
  • Gillis Road
  • Cheesebrough Road
  • Jaeckel Road
  • Pleasant Road
  • Cow Path Lane
  • Berg Road
  • Garvert Lane
  • Ralph Road
  • Lee Drive
  • Old US Highway 12
  • Koshkonong Mounds Road
  • Vinne Haha Road
  • Friedel Road
  • Woodlawn Drive
  • Twin Knolls Drive
  • Eastern Avenue
  • Monarch Lane
  • Maple Street
  • Falk Road
  • Hedrick Drive
  • Wishing Well Lane
  • Florine Lane
  • Shari Lane
  • Yandry Road
  • Carlin Road
  • Blackhawk Bluff Drive
  • Deerpath Road
  • Garver Lane
  • Vets Lane
  • Knaack Court
  • Waubunsee Trail
  • Homestead Road
  • Shaner Road
  • Mack Lane
  • Christie Court
  • Sunset Lane

Names are listed as they appear on the printed map. Zoom into the product photos to find them.

About Koshkonong, Wisconsin

Koshkonong is a Jefferson County town with 3,763 residents recorded in the 2020 census. Its boundaries completely encircle the city of Fort Atkinson and include several named unincorporated communities. The town's history connects Indigenous residents, French Canadian traders, and farmers who began settling around 1836.

  • From Finch to KoshkonongTerritorial officials first called the town Finch in 1839, then changed its name to Koshkonong in 1842.
  • Roots of the NameThe Potawatomi name Gishkzhegonang, meaning "Catfish Place," referred to the Yahara River region and entered English as Koshkonong.
  • Lake Along the BorderThe southeastern shore of Lake Koshkonong forms part of the town's western boundary.
  • Communities Within KoshkonongKoshkonong Mounds and Vinnie Ha Ha lie within the town, while Blackhawk Island, Koshkonong, and Lake Koshkonong are partly within it.
  • Fort KoshkonongAtkinson built a stockade a short distance from Burnt Village and named it Fort Koshkonong.

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

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