2016 Map of Pickwick

About this map

The Mississippi River creates a massive aquatic landscape at the border of Minnesota and Wisconsin, where the wide waters of Lake Onalaska and the Big Marsh dominate the northeastern corner. This fluvial environment is defined by landforms like Richmond Island and Pigeon Island, which sit beneath the high elevations of Kings Bluff and Queens Bluff. Away from the river, the terrain rises sharply into a series of ridges and deep valleys, including Little Trout Valley and Miller Valley.