
The Mississippi River valley at the Wisconsin-Minnesota border is defined here by a sprawling complex of backwaters, sloughs, and islands. In the early 1990s, this reach near Diamond Bluff shows a landscape deeply shaped by both natural alluvial processes and conservation efforts. Much of the river's western flood plain is protected within the Richard J Dorer Memorial Hardwood State Forest, encompassing distinct water bodies like Sturgeon Lake and Sharp Muskrat Lake.
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1972 Nerike Hill
Pierce County, WI

1974 Diamond Bluff East
Pierce County, WI

1974 Diamond Bluff West
Pierce County, WI

1974 El Paso
Pierce County, WI

1974 Martell
Pierce County, WI

1974 River Falls East
Pierce County, WI

1974 River Falls West
Pierce County, WI

1974 Waverly
Pierce County, WI

1992 Diamond Bluff West
Pierce County, WI

2022 Diamond Bluff East
Pierce County, WI

2022 Diamond Bluff West
Pierce County, WI

2022 El Paso
Pierce County, WI

2022 Martell
Pierce County, WI

2022 Nerike Hill
Pierce County, WI

2022 River Falls East
Pierce County, WI

2022 River Falls West
Pierce County, WI

2022 Waverly
Pierce County, WI