2010 Map of Spirit Falls

About this map

The settlement of Spirit Falls anchors this northern Wisconsin landscape, situated along the upper reaches of the Spirit River. This 2010 survey illustrates a region defined by its dense network of waterways, where the river widens into several elongated basins. To the south, the terrain drains toward Krueger Lake and Krueger Creek, while the southwestern corner is marked by the winding path of the East Fork New Wood River. The northern boundary of the quadrangle follows the Somo River, showing the intricate hydrography of Lincoln County before these waters move toward larger regional systems. The map depicts a predominantly rural and wooded area, with tributaries like Pappose Creek and Squaw Creek feeding into the primary river valleys, providing a clear record of the natural drainage and isolated road networks of the early 21st century.