2011 Map of Clam Lake NE

About this map

East Twin Lake Campground serves as a central landmark in this densely forested region of northern Wisconsin, where numerous lakes and drainage networks define the landscape. The hydrography of the area is particularly complex, featuring the winding path of the Brunsweiler River and the uniquely named Dingdong Creek. These waterways, along with Spider Creek and Brush Creek, flow through a territory crisscrossed by forest service roads such as Forest Rd 182 and Forest Rd 195. This 2011 survey captures the area within the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, illustrating the distribution of glacial lakes like Moquah Lake, Spider Lake, and the pair of West Twin Lake and East Twin Lake. Further south, the terrain includes Dead Horse Slough, a distinctive wetland feature situated between the West Torch River and the East Torch River.