2015 Map of Stanberry West

About this map

Stanberry anchors the southeastern corner of this northern Wisconsin landscape, situated where Chippanazie Cr winds through the glacial terrain. The area is defined by an intricate network of waterways, including Sugar Bush Lake, Tranus Lake, and Lost Lake, which are connected by a system of small streams such as Maggie Cr and Tranus Cr. This 2015 survey illustrates a region largely shaped by its hydrology, with drainage basins for Black Brook, Frog Cr, and Cedar Cr carving through the township lines of t42n r11w and t42n r10w. Local transit relies on a grid of rural routes like Co HWY G, Hall Rd, and Gull Creek Rd, which provide access to scattered water bodies like Rainy Lake and Fish Lake. The map reveals the persistence of traditional land divisions and the quiet, water-rich character of Washburn County.