2011 Map of Naults

About this map

The Brule River defines the northern boundary of this landscape, carving a winding path through a dense network of glacial lakes and wetlands along the Michigan-Wisconsin border. The settlement of Naults stands near the river, while the Florence Lookout Tower to the southwest provides a vertical landmark for the surrounding timberlands. This 2011 survey reveals a region defined by its water and woods, where names like Camp Thirteen Lake and Cruiser Lake suggest a history rooted in the logging camps and outdoor recreation of the Northwoods. A complex hydrographic system includes the Pine River, Wakefield Creek, and numerous isolated basins such as Whisker Lake and Kieper Lake, accessible primarily via forest routes like Carney Dam Rd and Edith Lake Rd. The presence of the Perch Lake Campground underscores the area's modern identity as a destination for seasonal visitors and sportsmen.