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This area was where rocket grain was produced that was used in rockets shot from helicopter gunships. As part of the plant deconstruction, the Army chips the lumber from the buildings and uses it for daily cover in their landfill (just to the East) operation. 13. USDA parcels, research plots, cropland, Richmond Magazines. Around you are USDA Dairy Forage Research Center research plots and Richmond Magazines (partially buried bunkers that stored highly explosive propellants). 14. USDA research pastures for heifers under managed intensive grazing. 15. Thoelke Cemetery. 16. Magazine Area.This area housed nearly 100 wood frame structures also used to store propellant. You can see the concrete slabs, which are widely spaced so that an explosion would be limited to one building. 17. Prairie Hillside. 18. Bluffview Sanitary District wastewater treatment facility, MIRM. This is the wastewater treatment facility owned and operated by the Bluffview Sanitary District. The large blue building in the MIRM, which is basically a giant charcoal filter, is being used by the Army to clean contaminated ground water. 19. USDA Dairy Forage Research Center, Conservation Clubhouse. The USDA has been farming and conducting research at Badger since 1980. See displays inside the clubhouse. (BATHROOMS) 15 6 7 Sauk Prairie Recreation Area One Way Auto Tour Route Short Tour Route Long Tour Route 1. Building 207.BAAP production historical exhibits, DNR staff (BATHROOMS, WATER) 2. Farmer's Memorial. 3. History of BAAP and production.You are driving through what was the Sauk Prairie. This area is designated to become Ho-Chunk ownership. The land was converted to farms in the mid-19th century and developed as the Badger Ordnance Works at the beginning of WWII. Thousands of people were employed in construction and operations over the years creating a huge boom (and then bust) to the local economy. Over one billion pounds of propellant were produced to support the war efforts for WWII, Korea and Vietnam. In recent years the Army has removed hundreds of buildings, miles of steam pipes, storage tanks and utility lines. 4. Pioneer Cemetery. 5. Wildlife ponds.Created when clay was harvested for the landfill and then sloped and seeded to make wildlife habitat. 6. Gate 3, Perimeter Road, Burma Rd.You are on the perimeter road which winds around the entire property. In addition to the fence, guard towers and lights were stationed around the perimeter. Elroy Hirsch was one of the guards while a student at UW. Gate 3 is on "Burma Road" which was one of the original roads between Sauk City and Baraboo and today still connects to the south shore road of Devil's Lake State Park. 7. Reservoirs.These 17’ deep reservoirs were constructed in 1942 to provide water for powder production and fire control. The eastern reservoir holds 6 million gallons and is home to the neotenic salamander. The area is also on the south flank of the Baraboo Hills, a range of quartzite bluffs that began as sand laid down under a fishless sea some 1.4 billion years ago. Standing atop the platform, you are looking south over the former 14,000 acre Sauk Prairie. In the right distance is the silhouette of Ferry Bluff. 8. Railroad Tracks.You are crossing the rail line that was developed as part of the ammunition plant to bring in materials for production and to ship out propellant to other plants for assembling and packing into shells. Town of Merrimac Parcel Landfill Cemetery Rail Roads Sauk Prairie RA Project Boundary Future Parcel Ownership WI DNR Ho Chunk Bluffview Sanitary Dist. USDA WI DOT WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Bureau of Facilities and Lands - KMH Aug 16, 2013 The data shown on this map have been obtained from various sources, and are of varying age, reliability and resolution. 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9. Shrub Invasion, Grassland Birds.To the le ft youca n se e how shrubs a nd tre e s ha ve inva d e d wha t once wa s pra iriea nd the n fa rm la nd . R e m ova l of inva sive s is one of the significa ntm a na ge m e nt a ctivitie s if we a re to re e sta blish gra ssla nd ha bita t.10. Barn foundation, Chris Huber farm.To your rightyou ca n se e pa rt of the ba rn found a tion from wha t wa s the ChrisHube r fa rm . Alm ost a ll tra ce s of the form e r fa m ily fa rm s we rere m ove d a s pa rt of the pla nt construction. 11. Nitroglycerine area, site of BAAP's worst accident.12. Rocket area, wood chipper, landfill.This a re a wa s whe re rocke t gra in wa s prod uce d tha t wa s use d in rocke ts shot from he licopte r gunships. As pa rt of the pla nt d e construction, the Arm y chips the lum be r from the build ings a nduse s it for d a ily cove r in the ir la nd fill (just to the Ea st) ope ra tion.13. USDA parcels, research plots, cropland, Richmond Magazines. Around you a re USDA Da iry Fora ge R e se a rchCe nte r re se a rch plots a nd R ichm ond Ma ga zine s (pa rtia lly burie dbunke rs tha t store d highly e xplosive prope lla nts).14. USDA research pastures for heifers under managed intensive grazing.15. Thoelke Cemetery.16. Magazine Area.This a re a house d ne a rly 100 wood fra m e structure s a lso use d to store prope lla nt. Y ou ca n se e the concre te sla bs, which a re wid e ly spa ce d so tha t a n e xplosion would be lim ite d to one build ing.17. Prairie Hillside.18. Bluffview Sanitary District wastewater treatment facility, MIRM. This is the wa ste wa te r tre a tm e nt fa cility owne d a ndope ra te d by the Bluffvie w Sa nita ry District. The la rge blue build ingin the MIR M, which is ba sica lly a gia nt cha rcoa l filte r, is be ing use d by the Arm y to cle a n conta m ina te d ground wa te r.19. USDA Dairy Forage Research Center, Conservation Clubhouse. The USDA ha s be e n fa rm ing a nd cond ucting re se a rch a t Ba d ge r since 1980. Se e d ispla ysinsid e the clubhouse . (BATHR O O MS)
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1. Building 207.BAAP prod uction historica l e xhibits, DNR sta ff (BATHR O O MS, W ATER )2. Farmer's Memorial.3. History of BAAP and production.Y ou a re d rivingthrough wha t wa s the Sa uk Pra irie . This a re a is d e signa te d to be com e Ho-Chunk owne rship. The la nd wa s conve rte d to fa rm sin the m id -19th ce ntury a nd d e ve lope d a s the Ba d ge r O rd na nceW orks a t the be ginning of W W II. Thousa nd s of pe ople we ree m ploye d in construction a nd ope ra tions ove r the ye a rs cre a ting ahuge boom (a nd the n bust) to the loca l e conom y. O ve r one billionpound s of prope lla nt we re prod uce d to support the wa r e fforts for W W II, Kore a a nd Vie tna m . In re ce nt ye a rs the Arm y ha s re m ove dhund re d s of build ings, m ile s of ste a m pipe s, stora ge ta nks a nd utility line s.4. Pioneer Cemetery.5. Wildlife ponds.Cre a te d whe n cla y wa s ha rve ste d for the la nd fill a nd the n slope d a nd se e d e d to m a ke wild life ha bita t.6. Gate 3, Perimeter Road, Burma Rd.Y ou a re on the pe rim e te r roa d which wind s a round the e ntire prope rty. In a d d ition to the fe nce , gua rd towe rs a nd lights we re sta tione d a round the pe rim e te r. Elroy Hirsch wa s one of the gua rd s while a stud e nt a t UW . Ga te 3 is on "Burm a R oa d " which wa s one of the origina l roa d s be twe e n Sa uk City a nd Ba ra boo a nd tod a y still conne cts to the south shore roa d of De vil's La ke Sta te Pa rk.7. Reservoirs.The se 17’ d e e p re se rvoirs we re constructe d in 1942 to provid e wa te r for powd e r prod uction a nd fire control. The e a ste rn re se rvoir hold s 6 m illion ga llons a nd is hom e to the ne ote nic sa la m a nd e r. The a re a is a lso on the south fla nk of the Ba ra boo Hills, a ra nge of qua rtzite bluffs tha t be ga n a s sa nd la id d own und e r a fishle ss se a som e 1.4 billion ye a rs a go. Sta nd ing a top the pla tform , you a re looking south ove r the form e r 14,000 a cre Sa uk Pra irie . In the right d ista nce is the silhoue tte of Fe rry Bluff.8. Railroad Tracks.Y ou a re crossing the ra il line tha t wa s d e ve lope d a s pa rt of the a m m unition pla nt to bring in m a te ria ls for prod uction a nd to ship out prope lla nt to othe r pla nts for a sse m bling a nd pa cking into she lls.
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anu
fac-
ture
d s
mo
ke-
less
gu
np
ow
der
an
d r
ock
et
pro
pel
lan
t to
se
rve
the
U.S
. m
ilita
ry
thro
ugh
Wo
rld
W
ar II
, th
e K
ore
an c
on
flic
t an
d t
he
Vie
tnam
War
. A
t th
e h
eigh
t o
f it
s ac
tivi
ty, B
adg-
er e
mp
loye
d o
ver
10
,00
0 p
eop
le, a
nd
rem
ain
ed a
maj
or
emp
loym
ent
cen
ter
for
Sau
k C
ou
nty
fo
r d
ecad
es.
On
e re
mai
nin
g im
pac
t o
f ye
ars
of
mu
niti
on
s p
rod
ucti
on
an
d r
elat
ed
on
-sit
e w
aste
dis
po
sal p
racti
ces
is
gro
un
dw
ater
co
nta
min
atio
n. T
he
U.S
. Arm
y h
as a
n o
ngo
ing
gro
un
dw
a-te
r re
me
dia
tio
n a
nd
mo
nit
ori
ng
pro
gram
un
der
th
e su
per
visi
on
of
the
Wis
con
sin
De
par
tme
nt
of
Nat
ura
l Res
ou
rces
(D
NR
), t
o m
eet
fed
era
l an
d
stat
e gr
ou
nd
wat
er q
ual
ity
stan
dar
ds
The
Bad
ger
pla
nt
ceas
ed o
pe
rati
on
in 1
97
5, a
nd
th
e U
.S. A
rmy
de
clar
ed
the
faci
lity
exc
ess
to it
s n
eed
s in
19
97
. Th
e fe
der
al g
ove
rnm
en
t,
thro
ugh
its
real
est
ate
and
pro
pe
rty
arm
, th
e U
.S. G
ene
ral S
erv
ices
A
gen
cy (
GSA
), in
itiat
ed
a p
roce
ss t
o d
isp
ose
of
the
Bad
ger
pro
per
ty.
A
con
ten
tio
us
de
bat
e o
ver
Bad
ger’
s fu
ture
en
sue
d, w
ith
cal
ls t
o r
ee
stab
-lis
h a
n in
du
stri
al m
anu
fact
uri
ng
cen
ter
com
peti
ng
wit
h p
leas
to
ret
urn
th
e la
nd
to
its
ori
gin
al in
hab
itan
ts a
nd
ow
ner
s.
Wel
com
e to
the
Sauk
Pra
irie
Rec
reat
ion
Area
Mark
Aqui
no,
Regio
nal D
irect
or
391
1 F
ish
Hatc
hery
Road
Fitc
hbur
g, W
I 537
11
Pho
ne: 608
-27
5-3
262
Email:
mark
.aqui
no@
wisco
nsin
.gov
WIS
CO
NS
IN D
NR
The
Nin
e V
alu
es
of
the
Bad
ger
Re
use
Pla
n
(see
th
e fu
ll p
lan
at
ww
w.c
o.s
auk.
wi.u
s)
1
. Th
e B
adge
r p
rop
erty
is m
anag
ed
as
a si
ngl
e u
nit
(w
ith
ad
diti
on
al
stip
ula
tio
ns)
2
. Th
e U
.S. A
rmy
and
/or
the
fed
eral
go
vern
men
t co
mp
lete
th
e h
igh
est
q
ual
ity
clea
nu
p o
f th
e B
adge
r p
rop
erty
's c
on
tam
inat
ed
lan
d, w
ater
, b
uild
ing,
an
d in
fras
tru
ctu
re in
a ti
mel
y m
ann
er.
3.
Bu
ildin
gs a
nd
infr
astr
uct
ure
nee
ded
to
su
pp
ort
cle
anu
p a
ctivi
ties
an
d o
ther
ap
pro
ved
use
s ar
e m
ain
tain
ed
. 4
. U
ses
and
acti
viti
es a
t th
e B
adge
r p
rop
erty
co
ntr
ibu
te t
o t
he
reco
n-
cilia
tio
n a
nd
res
olu
tio
n o
f p
ast
con
flic
ts in
volv
ing
the
loss
an
d c
on
-ta
min
atio
n o
f th
e n
atu
ral e
nvi
ron
men
t, t
he
dis
pla
cem
ent
of
Nati
ve
Am
eric
ans
and
Eu
ro-A
mer
ican
far
mer
s, a
nd
th
e eff
ects
of
war
. 5
. Ed
uca
tio
nal
, res
earc
h, a
nd
rec
reati
on
al o
pp
ort
un
itie
s aff
ord
ed b
y th
e B
adge
r p
rop
erty
’s u
niq
ue
nat
ura
l, ag
ricu
ltu
ral,
his
tori
cal,
and
cu
ltu
ral r
eso
urc
es a
re d
evel
op
ed
an
d m
ade
avai
lab
le t
o t
he
pu
blic
. 6
. C
om
pati
ble
agr
icu
ltu
ral o
pp
ort
un
ities
at
the
Bad
ger
pro
per
ty c
on
-tr
ibu
te t
o o
ur
com
mu
nit
y. R
esea
rch
invo
lvin
g su
stai
nab
le a
gric
ul-
ture
, his
tory
, an
d t
he
soci
al a
nd
nat
ura
l sci
en
ces
con
tin
ue
to b
e an
im
po
rtan
t ac
tivi
ty a
t B
adge
r.
7.
Use
s o
f th
e B
adge
r p
rop
erty
will
pro
tect
an
d e
nh
ance
th
e n
atu
ral
lan
dsc
ape,
geo
logi
cal f
eatu
res,
bio
logi
cal c
om
mu
niti
es, p
lan
t an
d
anim
al p
op
ula
tio
ns,
an
d e
colo
gica
l pro
cess
es
of
the
pro
per
ty a
nd
su
rro
un
din
g p
rop
erti
es.
8.
The
Bad
ger
pro
per
ty's
op
en
sp
ace
is a
val
uab
le p
art
of
ou
r co
mm
u-
nit
y's
curr
en
t an
d f
utu
re c
har
acte
r. O
ur
com
mu
nit
y's
char
acte
risti
c ru
ral l
and
scap
e o
f sm
all t
ow
ns,
far
ms,
an
d n
atu
ral a
reas
is p
re-
serv
ed, a
nd
th
e co
nve
rsio
n o
f th
e B
adge
r p
rop
erty
is in
clu
sive
an
d
resp
ectf
ul o
f al
l th
e d
iver
se r
esi
den
ts o
f th
e ar
ea.
9.
Use
s an
d a
ctivi
ties
at
the
Bad
ger
pro
per
ty c
on
trib
ute
to
th
e ar
ea’s
ec
on
om
ic s
tab
ility
an
d s
ust
ain
abili
ty a
nd
hav
e a
po
siti
ve im
pac
t o
n
loca
l mu
nic
ipal
itie
s.
Th
ank
you
to
th
e fo
llow
ing
org
aniz
atio
ns
for
thei
r h
elp
wit
h t
he
tou
r:
U
SDA
-Dai
ry F
ora
ge R
esea
rch
Ce
nte
r H
o-C
hu
nk
Nati
on
U
S A
rmy
Bad
ger
His
tory
Gro
up
Sa
uk
Pra
irie
Co
nse
rvati
on
Alli
ance
B
adge
r O
vers
igh
t M
anag
eme
nt
Co
mm
issi
on
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Will
,
Pro
pert
y M
ana
ger
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ark
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ne: 608-3
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ill@
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