2013 Map of Kennan NW

About this map

South Fork Flambeau River defines the geography of this northern Wisconsin landscape, winding through a series of whitewater features including Big Bull Rapids and Cornsheller Rapids. The river corridor, which also includes Bergeron Rapids and Little Falls, served as a primary artery for the region's historic logging industry. To the south, the Skinner Cr Flowage and N Fork Skinner Cr drain the timbered lowlands. Camp Flambeau stands as the primary named settlement, situated near the river's edge. The northern portion of the map is punctuated by glacial features such as Connors Lake and Connors Spring, which feed into Little Connors Cr. This survey illustrates the intricate drainage patterns of Rusk County, where numerous tributaries like Hackett Cr and Bull Cr converge toward the Flambeau.