Nicolet National Forest dominates the landscape of this northern Wisconsin territory, where the borders of Forest and Langlade Counties meet. The region is defined by an intricate network of glacial lakes and wetlands, connected by the Lily River and tributaries like Bog Brook. Small settlements such as Woodlawn and Choate sit amidst a dense cluster of water bodies including Roberts Lake, Arbutus Lake, and the aptly named Jungle Lake. The map reveals a high concentration of recreational and residential development along the shorelines, evidenced by the numerous named roads like Arbutus Rd and Jungle Lake Rd that wind between the water's edge and the forest interior. This survey provides a clear view of the northwoods land use, balancing timber conservation with lakefront communities and natural features like O'Brien Springs.
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1939 · Crandon
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1939 · Laona
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1941 · Crandon
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1942 · Wabeno
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1942 · Pearson
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1946 · Laona
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1947 · Crandon
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1950 · Wabeno
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1950 · Lily
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1951 · Wabeno
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