1982 Map of Haugen
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
The Chicago and North Western railroad corridor anchors this survey of northern Barron County, defining the industrial and transit spine through Haugen and down toward Tuscobia. The landscape is a complex network of glacial water bodies and wetlands, including the expansive Bear Lake and smaller basins like Ginder Lake, Lake Desair, and Mitchell Lake. The conversion of old rail infrastructure is already evident with the appearance of the Tuscobia Park Falls State Trail branching off the main line. Local heritage and community landmarks are scattered throughout the rural sections, from the Stanfold Church in the south to the Wiesner Cemetery. Conservation efforts are well-established by this era, marked by the Hickey Creek State Public Fishery Area and Engle Creek Springs State Public Fishery Area, which protect the cold-water streams feeding the region's larger lakes.
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