2022 Map of Holmen
USGS Topo · Published 2022About this map
Lake Onalaska dominates the center of this landscape along the Mississippi River, where the state line divides Wisconsin from Minnesota. The river's complex braided channels include Hammond Chute, No Name Chute, and the Dresbach Slough, revealing a system of shifting waterways and low-lying islands like Broken Gun Island and Cormorant Island. On the eastern shore, the village of Holmen serves as a primary hub of development, while smaller historic settlements like New Amsterdam and Brice Prairie occupy the terraces of the Amsterdam Prairie.
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