2005 Map of Lublin SE

About this map

The Black River meanders through this portion of north-central Wisconsin, serving as a primary drainage for the surrounding timberlands and marshes. During this era of Forest Service management, the northern reaches of the quadrangle are protected within the Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest. The landscape is a mosaic of agricultural township boundaries, including Maplehurst, Holway, Hixon, and Hoard, where rural life is anchored by civic and religious landmarks. A concentration of community history is visible near the eastern boundary, featuring St Marys Ch and an adjacent Cem. Educational history is preserved at the site of Poplar Grove Sch, while the local Townhall marks the political center of the township. Industrial activity is primarily limited to resource extraction, evidenced by several Gravel Pits distributed along the river valleys and tributary streams like Pine Creek and Trappers Creek.