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Big Spring Pond WI
Big Spring Lake also known as Big Spring Pond is located in New Haven Township of Adams County. Big Spring is about 7 acres and 5 – 7 feet deep, but home to Largemouth Bass, Panfish, and even some Trout. Big Spring Creek flows from the Northwest into Big Spring Pond, then heads Southeast ending at Mason Lake which is also attached to Amey Pond via a small unnamed creek / channel.
The waterfront has been well developed with smaller lots around the lake excepted for 1 large 13+ acre parcel of real estate to the west.
Big Spring Lake Wisconsin
Photos & Pictures
Types of Fish:
Largemouth Bass and Panfish!
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Size...............
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7 Acres
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Max Depth........
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5 feet
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Average Depth...
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Unknown
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Public Access.....
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Road Access
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Wake Rules........
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Unknown
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New Haven Township WI
New Haven Township WI is located in the southwest corner of Adams County, Central Wisconsin. This area has larger land parcels besides the small parcels of land around the lakes. To the south is Columbia County and to the east is Marquette County. Big Spring creek flow into Mason Lake which has the southernmost 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 Amey Pond Fish and Wildlife Management Area owned by State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. State Highway 23 cuts through the southern end of this Township and Cty Road G & P is a main intersection for the area. Briggsville is located on the eastside of Mason Lake which is in Marquette Cty.
Real Estate | Homes | Land | Condos | Multi-Family | Commercial Property
Lakefront Homes & Deed Access Houses - More Homes
Waterfront Properties & Deed Access Lots - More Land
- None
Lakes, Rivers, Creeks and Trout Streams
- Mason Lake
- Big Spring Lake
- Amey Pond
- Big Spring Creek
- O'Keefe Creek
Public Land & Features for the Area
- Mason Lake County Park
- Amey Pond Fish and Wildlife Management Area
