2011 Map of Armstrong Creek

About this map

Armstrong Creek and the small settlement of Fence anchor this 2011 survey of northeastern Wisconsin. The landscape is defined by a dense network of glacial water bodies and drainage systems, including Lake Laura, Forest Lake, and the distinctly named Nadjak Lake. Human impact on the hydrology is visible at the Mud Creek D7777 Dam near the northern boundary, while the legacy of the region's logging era is preserved in the path of Goodman Grade Rd. Local genealogy and community history are anchored by Hillside Cemetery in the north and Pine Hill Cemetery further south. The map details a transition from organized township grids to more winding recreational routes like Fern Acres Dr and Oneonta Dr, illustrating the area's dual character as both a rural residence and a destination for lakefront camps like Camp B Lake.