2013 Map of Odanah

About this map

The settlement of Odanah serves as the focal point of this northern Wisconsin landscape, situated at a bend in the Bad River near its confluence with the White River and Kakagon River. This aquatic network defines the region's geography, characterized by meandering watercourses that feed into the Bad River Slough toward Lake Superior. The terrain is marked by numerous small water bodies including Pictured Rock Lake, Sugarbush Lake, and Lost Lake, alongside several ponds such as Wolfs Pond and Alex Pond. Human infrastructure is concentrated along Us-2, which transects the northern portion of the map, and a network of arterial routes like Government Rd and Odanah Rd. The convergence of these significant river systems suggests a landscape deeply tied to the hydrological cycles and wetland ecosystems of Ashland County.