2010 Map of Brule

About this map

The Bois Brule River snakes through this Douglas County landscape, serving as a central geographical artery for northern Wisconsin recreation and conservation. Along its winding course, the Wisconsin State Fish Hatchery and Copper Range Campground highlight the area's long-standing connection to natural resource management and outdoor tourism. The small settlement of Brule sits at the crossing of the Tri County Corridor, a former rail line repurposed for regional transit. To the south, the village of Winneboujou rests near the confluence where the Little Bois Brule River joins the main branch. The eastern half of the map is defined by a dense network of glacial lakes, including Carroll Lake, Lindgren Lake, and Camp Eleven Lake, interspersed with local cemeteries like Pine Ridge Cemetery and Pine Glade Cemetery that anchor the community's history.