2013 Map of Diamond Lake

About this map

Lake Owen 30 and its surrounding water bodies dominate this portion of Bayfield County, illustrating a landscape defined by glacial kettle lakes and dense forest management. The presence of the Lake Owen Summer Homes Group and the Two Lakes Campground between Bass Lake and Lake Owen 30 highlights the area's twentieth-century evolution into a premier recreation destination within the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. The network of Forest Service roads, such as FR 213, provides access to numerous remote water bodies including Sugar Bush Lake, Deer Lick Lake, and Sage Lake. In the northern section, Us HWY 63 serves as the primary corridor, flanked by older alignments like Old 63 S, while Eighteenmile Creek Springs feeds the complex hydrology of the Eighteenmile Creek drainage system.