2015 Map of Langlade

About this map

Wolf River and its numerous whitewater segments, including Horse Race Rapids and Crouse Rapids, dominate the western landscape of this northern Wisconsin quadrangle. Near the settlement of Langlade, the river meets a complex network of forest roads and national forest land. To the east, the S Br Oconto River meanders through the Nicolet National Forest, passing through a high concentration of glacial features such as Boulder Lake, Rose Lake, and Section Thirty Lake. The transition from the rugged river corridor to the lake-strewn forest is marked by distinctive terrain features like The Ledge and various water sources including Roix Springs and Heinz Springs. This 2015 study captures a landscape defined by its riparian heritage, where early logging-era names persist on modern USGS charts.