2010 Map of Mercer Lake

About this map

The Tomahawk River carves a winding path through this northern Wisconsin landscape, serving as the central drainage for a dense network of glacial lakes and tributaries. The confluence of the Squirrel River and the main river channel defines the western portion of the terrain, while the massive Willow Reservoir occupies the southwestern corner. This area is characterized by a high concentration of named water bodies, including Mercer Lake, Blue Lake, and the distinctive Bear Lake with its southern Twin Lakes neighbors.