1971 Map of Ingram

About this map

The village of Ingram serves as the primary hub of this 1971 study, situated along the Soo Line railroad near the southern edge of the Flambeau River State Forest. The landscape is defined by the complex drainage of the South Fork Flambeau River, George Ladd Creek, and Skinner Creek, reflecting the glacial history of northern Wisconsin. Genealogy researchers will find the Ingram Cem and several family-named landmarks like McGee Lake clearly delineated. Human activity and industry are evidenced by numerous Gravel Pits, the Ladd Creek Lookout Tower, and the lingering Old Railroad Grade. To the south, the terrain transitions into the townships of True and Richland, where Main Creek and its various forks converge near Lake La Verne.