2018 Map of Rice Lake North

About this map

The northern edge of Rice Lake anchor this Barron County landscape, where the Red Cedar River flows through a series of glacial lakes and wetlands. The settlement pattern follows a grid of township avenues, connecting the small communities of Brill, Dobie, and Campia. Significant regional routes cross the terrain, including the Ice Age National Scenic Trail and the Wild Rivers State Trail, which occupies a former rail corridor. Local history is anchored by several rural church sites and burial grounds, such as Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Cem and Our Saviors Lutheran Cem. The topography is defined by numerous smaller water bodies like Round Lake, Goose Lake, and Stump Lake, illustrating the complex glacial drainage typical of northern Wisconsin. The street plan of northern Rice Lake is detailed, showing residential growth near the northern shore of the reservoir.