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It is the southwestern quarter of Wisconsin that was untouched by glaciers during the last Ice Age. This area was deeply cut by ancient streams into narrow, twisting valleys and ridges. The surface landforms there are much older than the rest of the state, which was shaped by the relatively recent glacier.
