2011 Map of Clam Lake SE

About this map

The East Fork Chippewa River and its numerous tributaries dominate this Northern Wisconsin landscape within the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. This 2011 survey reveals a territory defined by its complex hydrology, where the West Torch River and East Torch River converge amidst a dense network of forest service roads. The map's detail is particularly useful for understanding the historic and modern accessibility of this timber-rich region, tracing routes like Stock Farm Rd and Berchem Rd as they navigate the drainages of Black Creek and Fishtrap Creek. The concentration of named waterways, including the winding Moose River and Hungry Run, indicates a low-lying, riparian environment characteristic of the Ashland County highlands. Local researchers can use this record to identify specific forest intersections and water crossings, such as those along the Birkholtz Cut-Off Rd.