1965 Map of Nashville

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The Wolf River winds through this northern Wisconsin landscape, marking a terrain defined by glacial lakes and the logging-era infrastructure of Oneida Co and Forest Co. The Chicago and North Western railroad bisects the northern section, connecting the settlement of Monico to the broader regional network. To the south, the local economy and social fabric are anchored by smaller communities like Lennox, Jennings, and Nashville. Genealogists will find a wealth of local data, with several burial grounds including Nashville Cem, Wolfram Cem, St Marys Cem, and Forest Home Cem plotted across the townships. Cultural and industrial markers are evident in the Old Railroad Grade and the Wolf River Lookout Tower, alongside several Gravel Pits that suggest the primary extraction activities of the mid-1960s. Large water bodies such as Little Rice Lake and Lake Lucille dominate the topography, providing a detailed view of the Northwoods before modern development.