1972 Map of Exeland
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The Chippewa River meanders through this landscape, marking the convergence of the Brunet River and the Couderay River within the township of Radisson. The village of Exeland serves as the primary settlement, positioned along the Soo Line Railroad where it intersects with local roads like Swede Road. This 1972 survey captures a rural Wisconsin community centered around its local institutions and the water. To the west of the rail line, the Weirgor Springs State Wildlife Area and Weirgor Springs State Public Hunting Grounds define the conservation-minded character of the terrain.
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