2011 Map of Diamond Lake

About this map

The Lake Owen Summer Homes Group and various recreational landings define this northern Wisconsin landscape as it appeared in 2011. The map detail highlights a dense network of water bodies, including the irregular shoreline of Lake Owen, the smaller Diamond Lake, and isolated basins like Sugar Bush Lake and Ryberg Lake. While the terrain is characterized by these numerous lakes and winding waterways such as Eighteenmile Creek and the Long Lake Branch, the infrastructure is largely composed of United States Forest Service roads, including FR 213 and FR 212. Water management is evident through features like the Lake Owen Dam and the Johnson Springs 3WR211 Dam at the northern end of the quadrangle. For those interested in the seasonal settlement patterns of Bayfield County, the map clearly identifies public recreation areas such as the Two Lakes Campground and the Lake Owen Picnic Area.