2015 Map of Huron

About this map

Otter Lake 27 dominates the central landscape of this rural Wisconsin survey, stretching through the heart of Chippewa County. The settlement patterns of the early 21st century are anchored by small communities such as Huron in the northwest, Brownville to the south, and Maple Hill near the southwestern corner. These clusters, connected by an grid of township roads like Co Hwy G and 150th Ave, reveal the enduring agricultural and residential character of the region. The drainage network is complex, featuring the winding Wolf River which flows near the tri-county border where Chippewa, Taylor, and Clark counties meet. This intersection of boundaries provides a clear look at the jurisdictional lines that shaped local land management and property records. Smaller water bodies like Withrow Lake and tributaries such as Little Otter Cr and Otter Cr further define the local topography.