2013 Map of Lawrence Lake East

About this map

Prairie River meanders through the heart of this Northwoods landscape, serving as a central hydrologic corridor between an dense collection of glacial lakes. In the early 21st century, the area around Lawrence Lake and Crooked Lake represents a transition from managed forest to lakeside residence, connected by a network of rural roads like Scenic Hwy and Co Hwy-56. To the south, a significant chain of water bodies including Fourth Sucker Lake, Third Sucker Lake, and Big Sucker Lake defines the terrain, eventually feeding into Sucker Brook. The geography is notable for its intricate wetlands and numerous smaller basins such as Thirtyone Lake and Trestle Lake, reflecting the persistent influence of the region's post-glacial drainage patterns on modern transportation and land use.