2015 Map of Lake Tomahawk

About this map

Lake Tomahawk sits as a central hub in this water-rich northern landscape, where the Wisconsin River winds past Rainbow Rapids and numerous glacial basins. The 2015 topography reveals a complex network of recreation and residency, with the Rainbow Flowage dominating the northeastern corner and Tomahawk Lake stretching across the west. This area in Oneida County is defined by its high density of named water bodies, including Gilmore Lake, Hasbrook Lake, and Two Sisters Lake, which dictate the winding paths of local routes like Sweeney Lake Rd and Rainbow Lake Rd. Local heritage is anchored by sites such as the Wilderness Rest Cem and Newbold Memorial Cem, while Dolhun Field serves as a distinct landmark near the western edge. The map captures the modern footprint of these Northwoods communities, illustrating how settlement has matured around these vital waterways.