2011 Map of Forest

About this map

Forest and Tomah anchor this Maine-Washington County borderland, where the Saint Croix River defines the landscape's northeastern edge. This 2011 survey illustrates a region dominated by a complex network of waterways and low mountains. Numerous water bodies, including Tomah Lake, Grand Lake, and the winding Tomah Stream, are connected by a series of drainages like Butterfield Brook and McKeever Brook. The terrain is characterized by prominent peaks such as Spednic Mountain, Greenland Mountain, and Spruce Mountain, which rise above the surrounding basin. Remote access is facilitated by primitive routes including Castle Rd, Forest City Rd, and the Sporting Fields Trl. This map captures the intersection of wilderness and small settlements, showing how the local geography is shaped by its glacial lakes and the river systems that once fueled the region's timber and sporting heritage.