1982 Map of Neopit
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
The Menominee Indian Reservation landscape is defined by the winding waters of the West Branch Wolf River and its numerous tributaries. In the northern section, the settlement of Neopit serves as a focal point, situated adjacent to the Neopit Mill Pond and near the St Anthonys Cem. The map illustrates the complex boundary lines of the region, including the Old Indian Treaty Boundary and the Stockbridge-Munsee Indian Reservation Boundary, reflecting the area's significant tribal history. Further south, the terrain transitions into the town of Red Springs, where smaller communities like Morgan and Beaulieu are found alongside local landmarks such as the Immanuel-Mohican Ch and Red Springs Cem. The abundance of glacial lakes, including Island Lake, Big Lake, and Beaulieu Lake, suggests a geography shaped by water and timber, with recreational sites like the Pine Hills Golf Club emerging in the later twentieth century.
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