Finnspün

Finnspün is a small, unincorporated community located in western Wisconsin. It is situated in the town of Truax in Clark County. The area is primarily rural, characterized by agricultural land and forested areas.

The settlement's name is believed to derive from the Finnspün Mill, a historic gristmill established in the late 19th century. The mill played a significant role in the local economy, serving the surrounding farming community. While the mill itself is no longer in operation, the name has persisted for the locale.

Finnspün does not have its own municipal government and is governed by the town of Truax. Services such as schools, post offices, and emergency services are typically provided by neighboring towns or county-wide resources. The community's population is small and dispersed, with residents primarily engaged in farming or working in nearby towns.

The landscape around Finnspün is typical of the unglaciated regions of western Wisconsin, featuring rolling hills and river valleys. The Black River flows through the general vicinity, contributing to the natural beauty of the area. The community is accessible via local county roads.