
The village of Redwood sits at the heart of a glacial landscape defined by an intricate network of narrow lakes and limestone ridges in Jefferson County. This contemporary study shows the settlement's relationship with Butterfield Lake and Mud Lake, while the smaller community of Plessis anchors the southwestern portion of the map. For genealogists, the map identifies several local burial grounds including Redwood Cem, Barnes Cem, and Hill Cem, which are scattered among family-named roads like Hunnyman Rd and Dorr Rd. The topography is dominated by water, from the complex shoreline of Goose Bay featuring islands like Portage Island and Caprice Island, to the inland waters of Millsite Lake and Sixberry Lake. The Indian River cuts through the southeastern corner, serving as a primary drainage for the countless wetlands and creeks that define this portion of the Thousand Lakes region.
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