2015 Map of Moquah NW

About this map

Chequamegon National Forest encompasses this glacial landscape in northern Wisconsin, defined by an intricate network of kettle lakes and forest service roads. The topography is dominated by numerous small water bodies, including Sunken Camp Lake, Lake Lenawee, and Horseshoe Lake, which are clustered among the timbered moraines. These lakes and the headwaters of the E Fork Cranberry River reflect the region's post-glacial hydrology and its long-standing role as a managed timber and recreation resource. The 2015 mapping of this area preserves the layout of contemporary access routes like Battle Axe Rd and Ino Rd, alongside the sprawling boundaries of the National Forest. This record of the Northwoods landscape captures the remote character of the region, showing how forestry management and natural drainage patterns dictate the placement of roads and campsites across Bayfield County.