Lake Waubesa: US 12/18 at Stoughton Rd
Among the places of southern Wisconsin, Lake Waubesa stands out for the Yahara River waterway linking it to Madison’s chain of lakes. North of the lake, US 12/18 meets Stoughton Road, the US 51 corridor, at a major junction on Madison’s Beltline. Lake Waubesa belongs to the Yahara chain, whose water flows onward to Lake Kegonsa and north through Lake Monona and Lake Mendota. Madison, Wisconsin’s state capital, lies beyond this lake district; its civic centre occupies the isthmus between Lakes Mendota and Monona. Lake Waubesa lies south of Madison near the village of McFarland in Dane County, where lake country meets the transport routes serving the metropolitan area.
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Built around the shores of a lake on the Yahara River, the Lake Waubesa community developed into a residential and recreation-focused area southeast of Madison. Lake Waubesa forms part of the Yahara chain of lakes, a connected waterway running from Lake Mendota through Lake Monona and south toward Lake Kegonsa. Its open water and shoreline access support boating, fishing and paddling, while nearby McFarland connects the area with the wider Madison metropolitan region. This is a quieter lakeside district within Dane County rather than a separate urban centre. Browse additional webcams from the Yahara lakes and Dane County to extend your view of south-central Wisconsin.
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