2010 Map of Rib River Lookout Tower

About this map

The Rib River Lookout Tower stands as a prominent geographic landmark in this Taylor County landscape, overlooking a complex network of northern Wisconsin drainage systems. The terrain is defined by the convergence of several waterways, including the Big Rib River in the northeast and the multiple branches of the Little Black River. This 2010 survey illustrates a rural layout dominated by rectangular section lines and local roads such as Tower Ave and County Hwy M, which connect isolated homesteads and small-scale infrastructure. Cultural and historical features are scattered throughout the quadrangle, ranging from the Saint Peters Lutheran Cemetery near the northern boundary to the private Charlies Airport and the Liske H2393 Dam further south. The map reflects a quiet, dispersed settlement pattern where the local economy and geography remain closely tied to the surrounding creeks like Coffee Creek and Mink Creek.