2018 Map of Parrish

About this map

Harrison Hills dominate this portion of the Wisconsin northwoods, a landscape defined by its dense concentration of glacial kettles and moraines. The settlement of Parrish serves as a local focal point near the Parrish Cem, while the hamlet of Bundy sits at the northern edge of the survey. The terrain is characterized by an intricate network of water bodies, including the sprawling Seven Island Lake, Long Lake, and Turtle Lake, alongside prominent high points like Lookout Mtn and Baldy Hill. This topography suggests a region heavily shaped by post-glacial drainage, where roads like Cinder Rd and Parrish Rd navigate between wetlands and upland ridges. The map captures a transition between the county lines of Oneida, Lincoln, and Langlade, reflecting a late 2010s view of a timber-and-recreation landscape.