2011 Map of Eagle River East

About this map

The Eagle River settlement serves as the western gateway to a complex glacial lake system in northern Wisconsin. This 2011 survey reveals a landscape dominated by the interconnected waters of Eagle Lake, Cranberry Lake, and Yellow Birch Lake, which together form a cornerstone of the regional recreation economy. Notable water management infrastructure is evident at the Burnt Rollways Dam and the Deerskin River 2WP787 Dam, reflecting over a century of hydro-engineering on the Deerskin River. The region's long-standing tradition of summer residency is marked by several established recreational camps, including Camp Ojibwa, Camp Marimeta, and Camp Hidden Hollow. Local civic life is centered at the Eagle River Post Office, while the surrounding timberlands are crisscrossed by a detailed network of forest roads and lakeside lanes such as Chain O Lakes Rd and Deerskin Rd.