2013 Map of Lac du Flambeau

About this map

Indian Reservation lands dominate this northern Wisconsin landscape, where the community of Lac du Flambeau is centered on a complex chain of lakes. The Bear River flows through the northern reaches, connecting Cranberry Lake and Minette Lake within a dense network of water bodies and wetlands. Significant landmarks such as Strawberry Island and various points along Flambeau Lake indicate a geography deeply tied to the shoreline. The road network, including Old Indian Village Rd and Peace Pipe Ln, reflects the local history and cultural heritage of the area. Outdoor recreation is evident at the Wabasso Lake Campground, while larger bodies of water like Pokegama Lake and Crawling Stone Lake define the eastern portion of the survey. The terrain is characterized by intricate glacial lake formations, from the small Tank Lake to the sprawling Long Interlaken Lake, all interconnected by local routes and forest trails.