2010 Map of Harshaw

About this map

The Tomahawk River snakes through the southwestern corner of this landscape, anchoring a complex aquatic network in northern Wisconsin. Settled nodes like Harshaw and Goodnow are positioned along the drainage of Bearskin Creek, which connects a dense cluster of glacial lakes including Bearskin Lake, Little Bearskin Lake, and the twin basins of West Mitchell Lake and East Mitchell Lake. The presence of McKays Spur reflects the region's historic rail and timber connections, while the Pinewood Air Park marks a shift toward modern recreational land use near Heiress Lake. Dozens of smaller water bodies like Oneida Lake, Muskie Lake, and Seed Lake dot the map, illustrating the highly fragmented, water-dominated topography that defines Oneida County's Northwoods character.