1982 Map of Nobleton

About this map

Long Lake dominates this portion of Northwest Wisconsin, its irregular shoreline punctuated by distinctive landforms like Kunz Island, Rice Island, and Christiana Point. In the early 1980s, this landscape is a patchwork of recreational and rural interests, featuring the Tomahawk Scout Reservation on the lake's eastern shore and a Golf Course to the north near Madge. The settlement of Nobleton sits at a narrow pinch point of the lake, while the surrounding woods are dotted with smaller water bodies like Big Devil Lake, Berry Lake, and Elizabeth Lake. The southern portion of the map transitions into the agricultural sections of Oak Grove, where the Brill River flows toward Cedar Lake. Local history is preserved at the Long Lake Cem and the Townhall, marking the community centers of this lake-driven geography.