Pine River and its major tributaries, Kimball Creek and McDonald Creek, define the drainage patterns of this northern Wisconsin forestland. At the turn of the 21st century, the area remains a dedicated recreational landscape, highlighted by the Pine River Campground and the Giant Pine Grove Point of Interest. A network of forest service roads, including Experimental Rd and Divide Rd, provides access to these timberlands and leisure sites. The naming of roads like Jones Dam Rd and Windsor Dam Rd points to the historical legacy of water management and logging along the regional waterways. The Giant Pine Ski and Hike Parking Lot serves as a primary access point for exploring the quiet, undeveloped expanses of the Argonne area.
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1928 · Three Lakes
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1938 · Alvin
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1938 · Three Lakes
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1939 · Crandon
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1940 · Monico
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1941 · Crandon
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1945 · Three Lakes
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1946 · Alvin
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1947 · Crandon
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1950 · Monico
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