2018 Map of Clam Lake NE

About this map

The Chequamegon National Forest dominates this northern Wisconsin landscape, where a complex network of waterways defines the terrain. The northern reaches are shaped by the Brunsweiler River and Spider Lake, while the southern portion features the meeting of the W Torch River and E Torch River near the winding path of Dingdong Cr. These hydrology patterns illustrate the glacial character of Ashland County, preserved within the protected forest boundaries. Forest Service infrastructure and recreational routes like Dead Horse Run and the Clam Lake Connector provide the primary access through this heavily wooded area. Localized water bodies such as West Twin Lake, East Twin Lake, and the smaller Woodtick Lake are scattered throughout the timberland, connected by seasonal drainages like Spider Cr and Edith Cr.