2005 Map of Moquah NW

About this map

The Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest dominates this landscape in northern Wisconsin, where the topography of the Washburn Ranger District is defined by glacial kettle lakes and sandy barrens. The southern portion of the map highlights the unique ecological character of the Moquah Barrens Area, a pine barrens ecosystem managed within the forest boundaries. Hydrological features are central to this 2005 revision, which tracks the winding course of the East Fork Cranberry River and identifies numerous small water bodies including Sunken Camp Lakes, Lake Lenawee, and Hole Lake. The map includes specific details for local recreation, noting Boat Access (No Ramp) and Boat Access (Carry In) locations, reflecting the era's focus on non-motorized access to these interior waters within the townships of Clover, Bell, and Washburn.