2013 Map of Stanberry West

About this map

Stanberry sits in the southeastern corner of this Washburn County landscape, serving as a primary point of reference in a region defined by its dense network of glacial lakes and northern streams. The topography is shaped by water, with Lost Lake, Tranus Lake, and Sugar Bush Lake dotting the central and eastern portions. This 2013 survey illustrates the local infrastructure, where State Road 77 and County Hwy-G provide the primary transit corridors through the wooded terrain. Smaller drainages like Sink Cr and Frog Cr wind through the north, while the western edge is anchored by Fish Lake and the larger Gull Lake. The distribution of local roads, including Taylor Lake Rd and Hay Lake Rd, reveals the pattern of rural residential and recreational access to the numerous named water bodies that characterize this part of Wisconsin.