2018 Map of Clam Lake SE

About this map

Chequamegon National Forest encompasses the entirety of this landscape in Ashland County, revealing a complex network of glacial waterways and forest management corridors. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of the E Torch River and W Torch River, which converge in the northern sections of the survey. These rivers, along with smaller tributaries like Hungry Run and Moose River, illustrate the hydraulic character of Northern Wisconsin's timberlands. The presence of named drainages such as Dead Horse Run and Fishtrap Cr suggests a history of local navigation and land use within the protected forest boundaries. While no major townships are centered on this specific sheet, the intricate grid of Forest Service roads and drainage patterns like Holy Cr and Black Cr provides essential detail for understanding the remote topography of the Shanagolden vicinity.