2013 Map of Parrish

About this map

Glacial geology and the sprawling Ice Age Natl Scenic Trl define this pocket of Lincoln County, where the landscape is densely pocked by kettle lakes and moraines. Small clusters of habitation concentrate at Parrish and Bundy, while rural junctions like Jeffris Junction and Paulson Junction mark the intersections of local county highways and logging roads. The terrain rises to a prominent point at Lookout Mtn in the southwest, overlooking a complex network of water bodies including Seven Island Lake, Moraine Lake, and the winding Prairie River. This 2013 survey illustrates a region largely shaped by its natural topography, where modern roads like Wi-17 follow the high ground between wetlands and water courses such as Big Pine Cr and Fish Cr, revealing a pattern of development dictated by the ice-carved earth.