2022 Map of Gleason
USGS Topo · Published 2022About this map
The Prairie River winds through this central Wisconsin landscape, defining the character of Gleason and the nearby settlement of Dudley. This area at the border of Lincoln and Langlade counties is a transition of water and wetlands, where the Big Hay Meadow Cr and N Br Pine River meet numerous marshes and meadows. The concentration of immigrant heritage sites is particularly striking, with the Latvian Cem and Estonian Cem located just south of town, providing a direct link to the ethnic settlement patterns of northern Wisconsin.
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