2013 Map of Breed

About this map

The South Branch Oconto River and North Branch Oconto River converge within this landscape of northern Wisconsin, anchoring a region defined by its waterway networks and dispersed rural settlements. This 2013 survey illustrates the community of Breed as a central junction along State Hwy 32, surrounded by small hamlets like Bonita and Logan. The terrain is punctuated by numerous water bodies, including Chute Pond, Anderson Lake, and Grignon Lake, which have long supported local recreation and seasonal camps. One such landmark, the U-Nah-Li-Ya Camp, sits near the northern edge of the map. Tracing the road network reveals a mix of state highways and local routes like Robenhorst Rd and Harris Rd, which connect the scattered homesteads and aviation facilities like Piso Airport to the broader Oconto County region.