2018 Map of Lake Julia

About this map

The Rhinelander outskirts and the small settlement of Jeffris anchor this survey of Oneida and Lincoln counties, dominated by the winding path of the Wisconsin River. This glacial landscape is defined by an immense density of water bodies, from the prominent Lake Julia and Squaw Lake to smaller basins like Heal Lake and Loon Lake. The river's course is marked by the Hat Rapids and serves as a natural corridor for early transportation and industrial power, while the River Valley Airport sits just south of the main city center near the county line. The map reveals a transition from the urban-adjacent development of Rhinelander to the more dispersed lakeside homes and forest tracts toward the south, where Pine Lake and Hilderbrand Lake illustrate the area's enduring character as a destination for outdoor life and timber-related history.