1971 Map of Ingram NE

About this map

The Flambeau River winds through this heavily forested section of northern Wisconsin, marked by a dense sequence of whitewater and river navigation features. This 1971 survey highlights the river’s character through named obstacles like 1st Porcupine Rapids, 1st Wannigan Rapids, and the more substantial Cedar Rapids near the southern boundary. Within the Flambeau River State Forest, several Canoe Campsites indicate the area's use for recreation and river travel. The industrial history of the woods is visible in the network of legacy transit lines, including the Old Railroad Grade and Thornapple Grade, which cut through the terrain near Hegmeister Lake. These grades, along with the Snowmobile Trail and primitive routes like Hackett Trail, trace the evolution of the landscape from timber extraction to a managed natural resource.