2015 Map of Radisson

About this map

The Chippewa River and Couderay River converge near the settlement of Radisson, forming a complex hydrographic landscape defined by the Radisson Flowage and Grimm Flowage. This Sawyer County terrain is characterized by a dense network of water bodies and marshlands, including Biernit Swamp and Blueberry Lake. To the north, the community of New Post and the settlement at Reserve occupy a landscape dotted with family-named roads like Galetka Ln and Wircles Pit Rd, while the southern portion of the sheet is dominated by the Tuscobia trail and the Radisson Cemetery. Significant river features such as Pipestone Falls, Crooked Rapids, and Bellile Falls indicate the moving waters that shaped the local geography and served as focal points for early habitation and resource management in this Wisconsin forest region.