2011 Map of Moquah NW

About this map

The Moquah Natural Area anchor the southern reach of this landscape, characterized by a dense network of forest service roads and glacial water bodies in northern Wisconsin. A complex hydrography includes the East Fork Cranberry River and Lenawee Creek, which feed into numerous small basins such as Lake Lenawee and Rib Lake. The map details an environment defined by selective access, where forest routes like Old Puig Rd and Forest Rd 438 connect isolated points like Sunken Camp Lake and Cabin Lake. This 2011 survey reflects the late-20th-century conservation and management patterns of the Chequamegon-Nicolet region, preserving the namesake topography of Horseshoe Lake and Hoist Lake for recreation and ecological study.