2005 Map of Drummond NW

About this map

Chequamegon National Forest dominates this northern Wisconsin landscape, where the town lines of Hughes, Barnes, and Drummond converge. This 2005 revision highlights a dense network of glacial water bodies, from the paired West Eightmile Lake and East Eightmile Lake to the more secluded Wilderness Lake and Nancy Lake. The terrain is defined by its lack of dense development, favoring a system of forest access ways such as Scenic Road and Webster Road. Researchers will find a preserved wilderness character, with labels like Camp Nine Lake and Ducetts Lakes suggesting the area's recreational and sporting legacy. The map provides clear evidence of how the Chequamegon National Forest has maintained the region's original glacial topography and hydrography into the modern era.