2010 Map of Flambeau Ridge

About this map

The confluence of the Chippewa River and the Flambeau River defines this northern Wisconsin landscape, where the waters merge near Pine Island before flowing south toward the Holcombe Flowage. The terrain is marked by the prominent elevation of the Flambeau Ridge and numerous tributaries including Deer Tail Creek, Taylor Creek, and the Jump River. Human presence is evidenced by a network of rural roads such as County Hwy-D and Sheep Camp Rd, which connect local landmarks like Saint Francis Cemetery and the Christian Harbor Youth Camp. Management of the local environment is highlighted by the Washington Creek Wildlife Area Dam, while the surrounding forest is dotted with smaller bodies of water like Bollman Lake and LaRose Lake. This survey captures the region's character as a hub for both water-based recreation and quiet rural life.