2013 Map of Drummond

About this map

The settlement of Drummond serves as the focal point for this survey of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest region, situated where US Hwy 63 and Co Hwy N intersect. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of glacial lakes and forest roads, including numerous Forest Service routes like FR 228 and FR 218. Recreational and seasonal land use is evident through established sites such as the Old Chippewa Camp Ground and Lake Dinner Camp, alongside the Cisco Lake Summer Homes cluster in the northeast. Significant water bodies like the expansive Lake Owen and the smaller Mill Pond Lake indicate a landscape shaped by both natural hydrology and the historical needs of the local timber industry. The distribution of named lakes, from Lake Wilipyro to Lake Horseshoe, reflects a region deeply integrated with seasonal residence and forest management.