2013 Map of Brule

About this map

The Bois Brule River snakes northward through this 2013 landscape, defining the character of the settlements at Brule and Winneboujou. This corridor is defined by its series of distinct river features, including Doodlebug Rapids, Little Joe Rapids, and Williamson Rapids, which emphasize the area's identity as a destination for water-based activities and conservation. The Wisconsin State Fish Hatchery is a significant local landmark near the junction of Wi-27 and the river, reflecting the region's long-standing focus on natural resource management and wildlife. Away from the main river channel, the terrain rises toward Sugar Camp Hill and is dotted with several small water bodies such as Hoodoo Lake, Lindgren Lake, and Carroll Lake. The network of backroads, including Afterhours Rd and Old Highway 2, provides access to the Copper Range Campground and the eastern settlement of Wills.