2010 Map of Perote Lake

About this map

Elton Creek and the West Branch Wolf River carve through this landscape of northern Wisconsin, which is defined by a dense network of glacial lakes and seasonal waterways. The drainage pattern is complex, with the Evergreen River cutting across the northeast corner while Squaw Creek and the Little West Branch Creek dominate the central terrain. The human footprint is largely defined by logging-era heritage, visible in the naming of roads like Camp 29 Rd and Camp 21 Rd, as well as the presence of the Dutchman Lookout Tower in the southwest corner. Significant named water bodies include Perote Lake, LaVerne Lake, and Teabeau Lake, which are connected by a web of rural routes such as the Bass Lake-Neopit Rd.