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All 17 townships in Adams County, Central Wisconsin. Information on Rome, Monroe Quincy, Big Flats and Adams Township like lakes, creeks, rock formations, communities, zip codes, local events, atv routes, snowmobile trails, area parks and hyperlinks to more detailed information.

**Adams WI. Townships** are listed in Alphabetical order.
T.17N. - R.6E. - Adams Township Adams Township is home to the City of Adams and Friendship Village where the county seat is located. These two communities are the largest in the County and offer shopping, health care, entertainment and home to Landman Realty llc. This township has Friendship Lake, Little Roche-a-Cri Creek, Fordham Creek, Duck Creek, the Union Pacific Rail Road, Houghton Rock and Lighthouse Rock. Town Hall Address - 1980 11th Avenue Adams, WI 53910 Adams Township Phone Number - 608-339-9607 Adams Township Zip Codes - 53910 / 53934
T.19N. - R.6E. - Big Flats Township Big Flats is known for it’s ATV routes, Snowmobile trails, thousands of acres of public land, Big Roche-a-Cri Lake, Dead Horse Creek, Dry Creek, and Carter Creek. Big Flats also has 3 of the 23 named Rock Formations in Adams County; Rabbit Rock, Keystone Rock and Minnie Rock. Lots of Public Land, ATV routes, Snowmobile Trails. May 5th 2005 Cottonville Fire, Wisconsin's worst fire in over 25 years. Town Hall Address - 1104 County Road C Arkdale, Wisconsin 54613 Big Flats Township Phone Number - 608-564-7754 Big Flats Township Zip Codes - 54613
T.19N. - R.7E. - Colburn Township Colburn Township is known for the Colburn Wildlife Area which is about 5,000 acres almost 8 square miles of public land. Also Carter Creek, Dry Creek, Buckner Creek and it just touches Big Roche-a-Cri Creek. Town Hall Address - 198 County Road C Coloma, Wisconsin 54930 Colburn Township Zip Codes - 54934
T.14N. - R.6E. - Dell Prairie Township Dell Prairie Township is known for several miles of Wisconsin River frontage bordering the Westside and separating Adams County from Juneau County, WI. Here you can find Fawn Lake which flows into Trout Creek. Also there is Shadduck Creek, Gulch Creek and Plainville Creek which runs right past Plainville. Dell Prairie is just north of the famous Wisconsin Dells. There are two rock formations in this township, the historical Steamboat Rock and Elephant Rock. Town Hall Address - 763 County Road K Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965 Dell Prairie Township Phone Number - 608-254-2618
T.16N. - R.6E. - Easton Township Easton Township is home to both Grand Marsh, home of the original Grand Marsh State Bank and White Creek named after White Creek which flows through it. There are 2 small lakes in the township. Easton Lake in the town of Easton and Easton Shores Lake newly opened to the public after the surrounding land was subdivided in to Easton Shores. There are a couple of creeks including Fairbanks Creek, Campbell Creek and Risk Creek, which formed Easton Shores Lake. Easton Township has quite a bit of farm land and two named Rock formations. Lighthouse Rock and Rattlesnake Rock (WI DNR dosen’t show any rattlesnakes but Petenwell Rock in Juneau County, WI does). Grand Marsh is also home of the annual Corn n’ Tator Fest. Town Hall Address - 1163 County Road A Grand Marsh, WI 53936 Easton Township Phone Number - 608-584-5200 Easton Township Zip Codes - 53936 / 53910
T.15N. - R.7E. - Jackson Township Jackson Township is mostly known for its fishing lakes and the famous Neenah Creek trout stream and watershed. Jordon Lake offers 213 skiable acres and is 79 feet deep, Wolf Lake 50 acres and 50 ft deep electric motors only, Goose Lake is an 80 acre fishing lake, Peppermill Lake has 100 acres, Hill Lake acres unknown (WI DNR), McDougall Lake 9 acres, Deep Lake is only 35 acres and 47 feet deep, Crooked Lake is 48 acres and 56 feet deep, Parker Lake right on Hwy 82 is 59 skiable acres, there are about a dozen smaller unnamed lakes in Jackson Township as well. There are only 2 creeks in the township Neenah & O’Keefe. Town Hall Address - 382 State Road 82 Oxford, WI 53952 Jackson Township Phone Number - 608-586-4842 Jackson Township Zip Codes - 53952
T.20N. - R.7E. - Leola Township Leola Township is Adams County most North Eastern township and mostly consists of farm land owned by a small number of people plus there are a couple of large parcels of State Land open to the public. There are no lakes and only 2 creeks in Leola, Big Roche-a-Cri Creek and Fourteen mile Creek which helps fill all three of the Tri-Lakes; Lake Camelot, Lake Sherwood & Lake Arrowhead in Rome Township to the west. Leola Township is home to Owens Rock. Town Hall Address - 172 Aniwa Lane Plainfield, Wisconsin 54966 Leola Township Phone Number - 715-335-6770 Leola Township Zip Codes 54921
T.17N. - R.7E. - Lincoln Township Lincoln Township for the most part is a farming community and has only half dozen tiny unnamed lakes plus Lawrence Creek which flows through Lawrence Creek Wildlife Area owned by State of Wisconsin. Fordham Creek trout stream just nicks the north west corner of the township. Town Hall Address - 2181 County Road G Grand Marsh, WI 53936 Leola Township Zip Codes - 53936
T.19N. - R.5E. - Monroe Township Monroe Township is primarily a recreational area with about 10 miles of Lake Petenwell frontage, thousands of acres of Wisconsin River Power Company & Plum Creek Timberland property which is open to the public. Most back roads are open to ATVs and snowmobiling. Petenwell County Park is nearly surrounded by the lake. At the north end on Lake Petenwell is Kennedy Waters & Petenwell Landing developments which border Monroe Town Park. This park doesn’t see many people in the summer but in the winter is a hot spot for ice fishing & snowmobiling. The town hall is in Monroe Center a small community by Petenwell County Park. Town Hall Address - 981 County Road Z Arkdale, Wisconsin 54613 Monroe Township Phone Number - 608-564-7271 Monroe Township Zip Codes 54613
T.16N. - R.7E. - New Chester Township New Chester Township has two smaller communities. Brooks and Grand Marsh, home of the original Grand Marsh State Bank. The Union Pacific Railroad runs diagonally through the New Chester passing both Grand Marsh and Brooks. 1 square mile (640 acres) of the township is owned by United States of America and has a federal training facility plus Oxford Federal Correctional Institution which has about 1,100 guests and employs about 400 area people. New Chester is a mixture of Recreation and Agriculture there are several lakes including Rollers Lake, Fenner Lake, Lake McGinnis where Neenah Creek starts and Patrick Lake which has a County Park. You can enjoy the outdoors in 2 State owned Wildlife areas; Lawrence Creek Wildlife area & Upper Neenah Fishery Area. Town Hall Address - 629 Mason Grand Marsh, WI 53936
T.14N. - R.7E. - New Haven Township New Haven Township is mostly 40+ acre parcels and shares Mason Lake and with Marquette County to the east. Mason lake has the southern most county park in Adams County. New Haven also has Big Spring Lake, Big Spring Creek, O’Keefe Creek, several private lakes and Amey Pond which is surrounded by Wisconsin State Land. Town Hall Address - 330 Golden Court Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
T.18N. - R.6E. - Preston Township Preston Township has the only State Park in Adams County; Roche-A-Cri State Park. The park features Roche-A-Cri Mound which has 303 steps all the way to the top with a lookout platform facing the north with views also to both east and west where you can see the hills of Coloma and all the way to the Wisconsin River Valley. You can see dozens of Turkey Vultures circling the mound on any given day. Directly to the South is Friendship Mound which over looks both Friendship Lake and Friendship Park. Preston Township Hall Address - 801 11th Ave – Friendship, WI. 53934
T.16N. - R4-5E - Quincy Township Quincy Township is home to Castle Rock County Park on Wisconsin’s 4th largest body of water, Castle Rock Lake. Castle Rock Hydro Dam helps regulate the water levels of the lake. After the dam it turns back into the Wisconsin River System that flows south to Wisconsin Dells. Parts of the Township are heavily subdivided mostly for vacation homes. Dellwood is one of the largest and oldest subdivisions in Quincy. Here’s where several of the area creeks feed into Castle Rock Lake; Little Roche-A-Cri Creek, Klein Creek, Duck Creek and White Creek. Quincy Township doesn’t have much for lakes but there’s Silver lake 7 acres and two large unnamed lakes by Quincy Bluffs Wetlands Area. 2599 County Road Z Friendship, WI 53934 608-339-7230 53910 /5393
T.18N. - R.7E. - Richfield Township Richfield Township is home of “The Landman” and is primarily a farming area on the eastern side and more wetlands on the western side. Richfield has 3 creeks Bingham Creek, Little Roche-A-Cri Creek and Fordham Creek trout stream but no Lakes. State highway 21 is one of Central Wisconsin main arteries running east and west. Ship Rock located on Hwy 21 is a wayside and is open during the summer months. Preston Rock is a rock formation that falls on the Richfield / Preston Township line. 1602 County Road G Coloma, Wisconsin 54930 715-228-3752 53934 / 54930
T.20N. - R.6E. - Rome Township Rome Township is the most northwest township in Adams county and is most known for the Tri-Lakes; Lake Arrowhead 300 acres, Lakes Sherwood 246 acres & Lake Camelot 445 acres. The areas around the lakes are heavily developed and have covenants and restrictions. There are litterly hundreds of deeded lake access parcels on both sides of Hwy 13 around these all sports fishing lakes. 1156 Alpine Drive Nekoosa, Wisconsin 54457 715-325-8013 54457
T.15N. - R.6E. - Springville Township Springville Township is located at the southern end of Adams County and borders the Wisconsin River to the West. This township has Anderson Bluff, White Creek and Trout Creek which forms 20 acres of Fawn Lake. Springville is only a couple minutes from the Famous “Wisconsin Dells” where you can find water parks, restaurants, entertainment and lots of events throughout the year. Springville Township has a mix of development with small lots, 5 & 10 acre parcels as well as large acreage. 3143 State Road 13 Wisconsin Dells, WI 53964
T.18N. - R.5E. - Strongs Prairie Township Strongs Prairie borders plenty of frontage on Castle Rock Lake and Lake Petenwell along the West side. Roche-A-Cri Creek flows through the township and feeds into Castle Rock Lake after flowing by Crystal Brook Woods just North of Northern Bay; Adams County’s newest golf course on the lake. ATV and snowmobile trails connect to the trail system in the Monroe Township to the North and this area offers plenty of public access land and several great launches on both lakes. Strongs Prairie Township Hall Address – 1588 State Hwy 21 – Arkdale, WI. 54613 608-564-7626