2013 Map of Lake Tomahawk

About this map

Lake Tomahawk serves as the central hub of this Northwoods region, where the glacial landscape is defined by an intricate network of interconnected waterways and wetlands. The Wisconsin River meanders through the central portion of the sheet, characterized by features like Rainbow Rapids and its confluence with Gilmore Creek. Significant water bodies such as Two Sisters Lake, Horsehead Lake, and the expansive Rainbow Flowage dominate the terrain, reflecting the area's importance for timber and recreation. Local infrastructure supports both transit and forestry, including the Lake Tomahawk Lookout Tower and Dolhun Field Airport. The map detail captures the transition from lakeside settlements to dense lake-strewn woods, connected by a web of routes like Wi-47 and Co HWY-D. This 2013 survey provides a clear look at the modern shoreline configurations of named lakes such as Sweeny Lake and Hasbrook Lake, useful for tracing property lines and environmental changes.