Whitewater Nature Preserve
In the 1970s The University of Wisconsin Whitewater purchased 170 acres of land for the construction of dormitories as the university was expecting a massive increase in the school’s population. …
University of Wisconsin – Whitewater
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater was formed om April 21, 1868. The school spans over 400 acres of land and is part of the Rock River Stormwater Protection Group. The university …
Watertown
Watertown was first settled by Timothy Johnson, who built a cabin on the west side of the Rock River in 1836. The area was settled to utilize the power of …
Storrs Lake
Storrs Lake is a 20 acre lake located in Rock County. It has a maximum depth of 25 feet. Visitors have access to the lake from a public boat landing. …
Whitewater Creek
Whitewater Creek is a small watershed that connects to the Bark River which runs through Southern Wisconsin. The creek is located in Jefferson county on the outskirts of the University …
Lake Koshkonong
Lake Koshkonong is a 10595 acre lake located in southern Wisconsin. It lies along the Rock River primarily in Jefferson country, although portions of the lake actually extend into Dane …
Turtle Creek
Turtle Creek is a 288 square mile watershed running through Southern Wisconsin. It flows through Western Walworth county as well as Rock county. Just above the Illinois border, Turtle Creek …
Bark River
The Bark River, located in Southeastern Wisconsin is a tributary of the Rock River. The river formerly known as the “Peelbark River” is in total about 67.5 miles long. Via …
Scuppernong River
The Scuppernong River is a tributary of the Bark River 18.9 miles long located in Southeastern Wisconsin. The river got was officially named in 1906 and it has also been known historically …
Cravath Lake & Tripp Lake
Located in Downtown Whitewater in Walworth County, Cravath Lake covers an expanse of 70 acres. The lake doesn’t get deeper than most commercial pools with a maximum depth of 10 …