2013 Map of Dunbar

About this map

Dunbar serves as the primary hub in this northern Wisconsin landscape, situated along the corridor of Us-8. The region is defined by a dense network of watercourses and forest access routes, reflecting its history as a timber and recreation area. To the south, the North Branch Pike River and N Br Pike River converge, while the S Br Pemebonwon River and S Br Little Popple River drain the northern and central reaches. Local landmarks like Blueberry Point and several small basins, including Sackerson Lake and Dvorak Lake, indicate a glaciated terrain where land use is dictated by the surrounding wetlands. Numerous forest roads, such as fr518 and fr522, branch off from Co HWY-U, providing access to the interior for those tracing land ownership and early rural development patterns.