1971 Map of Ingram NE

About this map

The Flambeau River State Forest dominates this northern Wisconsin landscape, where the main channel and the South Fork Flambeau River converge amidst a dense network of water features. Navigational landmarks for river travel are meticulously noted, including a sequence of whitewater such as 1st Wannigan Rapids, 2d Wannigan Rapids, and Flambeau Falls Rapids. The terrain is shaped by its logging and transit history, evidenced by an Old Railroad Grade and the Winter Trail cutting through the timberland. Highlighting the recreational shift in the area, the map marks several Canoe Campsite locations and the Snowmobile Trail. Near the junction of the Sawyer and Rusk County line, the river widens around Dades Island, while smaller tributaries like Bear Creek and Thornapple River feed the primary watershed near Hegmeister Lake.