2017 Map of Naults

About this map

The Brule River defines the winding border between Michigan and Wisconsin in this northern timberland region within the Nicolet National Forest. This landscape is characterized by a high density of glacial kettle lakes and drainages, including the aptly named Camp Thirteen Lake, which hints at the area's logging history and seasonal work camps. The settlement of Naults sits near the northeastern corner, positioned along a network of forest roads and trails such as Carney Dam Rd and Harding Rd. To the south, the Pine River meanders across the terrain, joined by tributaries like Seidel Cr and Kieper Cr. This 2017 survey details a preserved wilderness of interconnected waterways, from the large Boot Lake to smaller basins like Whisker Lake and Savage Lake, illustrating the complex hydrology of Florence County.