2013 Map of Clam Lake SW

About this map

The West Fork Chippewa River and its numerous tributaries dominate this Northwoods landscape, reflecting a region defined by its complex hydrology and dense forest cover. This modern survey illustrates the intricate drainage patterns of the Moose River, Little Moose River, and Torch River, which feed into a mosaic of water bodies such as Partridge Crop Lake and Ike Lake. The transport network is primarily composed of forestry and access roads like Forest Rd 176 and Round Lake Rd, alongside the remnants of earlier corridors like Old Hwy 77. This area in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest region shows a transition from historical transit routes to a landscape focused on conservation and seasonal recreation, centered around features like Moose Lake 190 and the isolated Burd Lake.