File:PointeBasse-historic.png
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English: Part of T21N R5E Wood County Wisconsin, magnified to show the historic village of Pointe Basse. The dam and mill were built by Daniel Whitney's private company. The present-day dam is in approximately the same location. Modern Nekoosa occupies section 15 government lot 6 through section 10 lot 7. |
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| Source | Original plat map |
| Author | Joshua Hathaway, US Deputy Surveyor |
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