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Quarter Sections MLS Area/Subarea Chart By County 1/4 Section COUNTY QUARTER Arlington (V) B02 BSW Cambridge (V) D12 DSE Beaver Dam (T) F03 FNW Harrison (T) G18 GSE Green Lake (T) I05 ISE SECTIONS Caledonia (T) B03 BSW Christiana (T) D13 DSE Calamus (T) F06 FNW Hazel Green (T) G19 GSE Manchester (T) I08 ISE Dekorra (T) B08 BSW Cottage Grove (T) D14 DSE Fox Lake (C) F12 FNW Hazel Green (V) G20 GSE Mackford (T) I09 ISE ADAMS = A Lodi (C) B17 BSW Cottage Grove (V) D15 DSE Fox Lake (T) F13 FNW Jamestown (T) G22 GSE Markesan (C) I10 ISE Colburn (T) A04 ANE Lodi (T) B18 BSW Deerfield (T) D21 DSE Randolph (V) F31 FNW Lancaster (C) G23 GSE Kingston (T) I06 ISW Leola (T) A09 ANE Poynette (V) B26 BSW Deerfield (V) D22 DSE Trenton (T) F37 FNW Lima (T) G25 GSE Kingston (V) I07 ISW Richfield (T) A16 ANE West Point (T) B32 BSW Dunkirk (T) D23 DSE Westford (T) F40 FNW Paris (T) G36 GSE Marquette (T) I11 ISW Big Flats (T) A03 ANW Dunn (T) D24 DSE Ashippun (T) F01 FSE Platteville (C) G38 GSE Monroe (T) A11 ANW CRAWFORD = C McFarland (V) D29 DSE Clyman (T) F08 FSE Platteville (T) G39 GSE IOWA = J Preston (T) A14 ANW Clayton (T) C02 CNE Pleasant Springs (T) D37 DSE Clyman (V) F09 FSE Potosi (T) G40 GSE Arena (T) J01 JNE Rome (T) A17 ANW Gays Mills (V) C06 CNE Rockdale (V) D39 DSE Emmet (T) F10 FSE Potosi (V) G41 GSE Arena (V) J02 JNE Strongs Prairie (T) A19 ANW Haney (T) C07 CNE Rutland (T) D41 DSE Hustisford (T) F17 FSE Smelser (T) G42 GSE Barneveld (V) J04 JNE Jackson (T) A08 ASE Mount Sterling (V) C09 CNE Stoughton (C) D44 DSE Hustisford (V) F18 FSE South Lancaster (T) G43 GSE Brigham (T) J06 JNE Lincoln (T) A10 ASE Scott (T) C12 CNE Belleville (V) D02 DSW Lebanon (T) F21 FSE Tennyson (V) G44 GSE Ridgeway (T) J23 JNE New Chester (T) A12 ASE Soldier's Grove (V) C14 CNE Blue Mounds (T) D07 DSW Neosho (V) F28 FSE Beetown (T) G02 GSW Ridgeway (V) J24 JNE New Haven (T) A13 ASE Utica (T) C15 CNE Blue Mounds (V) D08 DSW Rubicon (T) F33 FSE Cassville (T) G08 GSW Avoca (V) J03 JNW Wisconsin Dells (C) A20 ASE Freeman (T) C05 CNW Brooklyn (V) D10 DSW Watertown (C) F38 FSE Cassville (V) G09 GSW Clyde (T) J07 JNW Adams (T) A01 ASW Seneca (T) C13 CNW Montrose (T) D32 DSW Elba (T) F11 FSW Glen Haven (T) G17 GSW Cobb (V) J08 JNW Adams (C) A02 ASW Marietta (T) C08 CSE Mount Horeb D33 DSW Lowell (T) F25 FSW Waterloo (T) G45 GSW Dodgeville (C) J09 JNW Dell Prairie (T) A05 ASW Wauzeka (T) C16 CSE Oregon (T) D34 DSW Lowell (V) F26 FSW Dodgeville (T) J10 JNW Easton (T) A06 ASW Wauzeka (V) C17 CSE Oregon (V) D35 DSW Portland (T) F30 FSW GREEN = H Eden (T) J11 JNW Friendship (V) A07 ASW Bridgeport (T) C01 CSW Perry (T) D36 DSW Reeseville (V) F32 FSW Albany (T) H02 HNE Highland (T) J12 JNW Quincy (T) A15 ASW Eastman (T) C03 CSW Primrose (T) D38 DSW Shields (T) F34 FSW Albany (V) H03 HNE Highland (V) J13 JNW Springville (T) A18 ASW Eastman (V) C04 CSW Springdale (T) D42 DSW Belleville(V) H04 HNE Pulaski (T) J21 JNW Prairie du Chien (C) C10 CSW Verona (C) D48 DSW GRANT = G Brooklyn (T) H06 HNE Wyoming (T) J26 JNW COLUMBIA = B Prairie du Chien (T) C11 CSW Verona (T) D49 DSW Blue River (V) G05 GNE Brooklyn (V) H07 HNE Blanchardville (V) J05 JSE Cambria (V) B04 BNE Boscobel (C) G06 GNE Exeter (T) H12 HNE Hollandale (V) J14 JSE Courtland (T) B07 BNE DANE = D Metro Madison = E, W Boscobel (T) G07 GNE Monticello (V) H17 HNE Moscow (T) J20 JSE Friesland (V) B13 BNE Bristol (T) D09 DNE Metro Madison (East) E01-16 EST Castle Rock (T) G10 GNE Mount Pleasant (T) H18 HNE Waldwick (T) J25 JSE Marcellon (T) B20 BNE Burke (T) D11 DNE Maple Bluff (V) E02 EST Clifton (T) G11 GNE Adams (T) H01 HNW Linden (T) J15 JSW Pardeeville (V) B24 BNE De Forest (V) D20 DNE Monona (C) E14 EST Fennimore (C) G15 GNE New Glarus (T) H19 HNW Linden (V) J16 JSW Randolph (T) B27 BNE Marshall (V) D26 DNE Metro Madison (West) W01-18 WST Fennimore (T) G16 GNE New Glarus (V) H20 HNW Mineral Point (C) J17 JSW Randolph (V) B28 BNE Medina (T) D30 DNE Fitchburg (C) W19 WST Hickory Grove (T) G21 GNE Washington (T) H23 HNW Mineral Point (T) J18 JSW Scott (T) B30 BNE Sun Prairie (C) D45 DNE Middleton (C) W04 WST Liberty (T) G24 GNE York (T) H24 HNW Mifflin (T) J19 JSW Springvale (T) B31 BNE Sun Prairie (T) D46 DNE Shorewood Hills (V) W02 WST Livingston (V) G27 GNE Brodhead (C) H05 HSE Rewey (V) J22 JSW Wyocena (T) B34 BNE Windsor (V) D53 DNE Marion (T) G28 GNE Decatur (T) H11 HSE Wyocena (V) B35 BNE York (T) D54 DNE DODGE = F Montfort (V) G30 GNE Jefferson (T) H13 HSE JEFFERSON = K Fort Winnebago (T) B11 BNW Berry (T) D03 DNW Brownsville (V) F04 FNE Mount Ida (T) G32 GNE Spring Grove (T) H21 HSE Concord (T) K04 KNE Lewiston (T) B16 BNW Black Earth (T) D04 DNW Burnett (T) F05 FNE Muscoda (T) G33 GNE Sylvester (T) H22 HSE Farmington (T) K05 KNE Newport (T) B21 BNW Black Earth (V) D05 DNW Chester (T) F07 FNE Muscoda (V) G34 GNE Browntown (V) H08 HSW Ixonia (T) K08 KNE Pacific (T) B23 BNW Cross Plains (T) D16 DNW Herman (T) F14 FNE North Lancaster (T) G35 GNE Cadiz (T) H09 HSW Johnson Creek (V) K11 KNE Portage (C) B25 BNW Cross Plains (V) D17 DNW Horicon (C) F15 FNE Watterstown (T) G46 GNE Clarno (T) H10 HSW Watertown (C) K24 KNE Wisconsin Dells (C) B33 BNW Dane (T) D18 DNW Hubbard (T) F16 FNE Wingville (T) G47 GNE Jordan (T) H14 HSW Watertown (T) K25 KNE Columbus (C) B05 BSE Dane (V) D19 DNW Iron Ridge (V) F19 FNE Bagley (V) G01 GNW Monroe (C) H15 HSW Aztalan (T) K01 KNW Columbus (T) B06 BSE Mazomanie (T) D27 DNW Juneau (C) F20 FNE Bloomington (T) G03 GNW Monroe (T) H16 HSW Lake Mills (C) K13 KNW Doylestown (V) B09 BSE Mazomanie (V) D28 DNW Le Roy (T) F22 FNE Bloomington (V) G04 GNW Lake Mills (T) K14 KNW Fall River (V) B10 BSE Middleton (T) D31 DNW Lomira (T) F23 FNE Little Grant (T) G26 GNW GREEN LAKE = I Milford (T) K15 KNW Fountain Prairie (T) B12 BSE Roxbury (T) D40 DNW Lomira (V) F24 FNE Millville (T) G29 GNW Berlin (C) I01 INE Waterloo (C) K22 KNW Hampden (T) B14 BSE Springfield (T) D43 DNW Mayville (C) F27 FNE Mount Hope (T) G31 GNW Berlin (T) I02 INE Waterloo (T) K23 KNW Leeds (T) B15 BSE Vermont (T) D47 DNW Oak Grove (T) F29 FNE Patch Grove (T) G37 GNW Brooklyn (T) I03 INE Cold Spring (T) K03 KSE Lowville (T) B19 BSE Vienna (T) D50 DNW Theresa (T) F35 FNE Woodman (T) G48 GNW Princeton (C) I12 INW Hebron (T) K07 KSE Otsego (T) B22 BSE Waunakee (V) D51 DNW Theresa (V) F36 FNE Wyalusing (T) G49 GNW Princeton (T) I13 INW Palmyra (T) K17 KSE Rio (V) B29 BSE Westport (T) D52 DNW Waupun (C) F39 FNE Cuba City (C) G12 GSE Seneca (T) I14 INW Palmyra (V) K18 KSE Arlington (T) B01 BSW Albion (T) D01 DSE Williamstown (T) F41 FNE Dickeyville (V) G13 GSE St. Marie (T) I15 INW revised 12/2018 Blooming Grove (T) D06 DSE Beaver Dam (C) F02 FNW Ellenboro (T) G14 GSE Green Lake (C) I04 ISE 1 of 2 (over) Sullivan (T) K19 KSE Darlington (T) M11 MSE Eagle (T) O06 OSW Washington (T) Q33 QNW East Troy (V) S07 SNE Byron (T) T05 TSW Wautoma (T) V25 VNW Sullivan (V) K20 KSE Gratiot (T) M14 MSE Richwood (T) O15 OSW Westfield (T) Q35 QNW Lafayette (T) S13 SNE Oakfield (T) T21 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