2013 Map of Dairyland

About this map

The Dairyland Lookout Tower stands as a prominent landmark in this northern Wisconsin landscape, overlooking the confluence of forest and small settlements. The area is defined by a network of north-south and east-west roads, centered on the intersection at Dairyland. To the south, the junctions at Cozy Corner and Woodland Corner serve as primary navigational hubs. The terrain is deeply intertwined with several water systems, most notably the Upper Tamarack River in the northwest and the Saint Croix River in the southeast corner. Numerous drainage features like Boyles Brook, Chases Brook, and Toad Creek feed into these larger systems, reflecting a lowland character typical of the region. Local travel is facilitated by State Road 35 and a series of rural routes such as McGraw Lake Rd, which provides access to the shoreline of McGraw Lake.