2013 Map of Lac du Flambeau SW

About this map

The Squirrel Hill Lookout Tower stands as a prominent local landmark in this Northwoods landscape, overlooking a dense network of glacial lakes and winding waterways. This 2013 survey reveals the intricate hydrography of Oneida County, centered on the expansive Squirrel Lake and the northern reaches of the Willow Reservoir. The region is defined by its recreation-driven geography, with numerous smaller water bodies such as Great Bass Lake, Stone Lake, and Swamsauger Lake interconnected by seasonal creeks and unpaved access roads like Squirrel Lake Rd and Manhardt Rd. The presence of Camp Fifteen Springs and various named trails, including the Yukon Trl, suggests a landscape dedicated to seasonal residence and timber management. Along the western edge, the headwaters of Buckskin Cr and Swamsauger Cr drain through wetlands, illustrating the natural drainage patterns of this lake-studded terrain before it reaches the larger reservoirs to the south.