2013 Map of Stanberry East

About this map

Stanberry sits in the southwestern corner of this 2013 survey, an area defined by its dense network of glacial lakes and wetlands in northern Wisconsin. The landscape is dominated by large bodies of water such as Nelson Lake and Totagatic Flowage to the north, which contrast with the smaller Smith Lake and Little Round Lake further east. The drainage pattern is complex, with Chippanazie Cr winding through the center of the quadrangle, eventually connecting back toward Chippanazie Lake. Significant elevation is found at County Hill, providing a rare high point in an otherwise water-rich terrain. The road network, including State Road 77 and N State Road 27, traces the path of modern development through the woods, while more local routes like Chippanazie Lake Rd and Stanberry Rd provide access to the numerous shoreline properties and hunting grounds typical of the region.