2011 Map of Otter Lake

About this map

North Branch Oconto River and its numerous tributaries, including Torpee Creek and Indian Creek, carve through this heavily forested portion of Forest County. The landscape is defined by its glacial hydrology, featuring a dense network of water bodies such as Otter Lake, Gem Lake, and the remote Peanut Lake. The presence of Camp Ten and Camp One Springs suggests a history tied to seasonal camps or forest management, while labels like Indian Market Rd and Ferry Crossing Ranch Rd hint at established local travel corridors and rural land use. The map illustrates a northern Wisconsin wilderness largely shaped by its drainage into the Rat River system, where small, named lakes like Turtle Lake and Bluegill Lake pepper the dense woodland interior.