
The Blue Hills rise prominently along the border of Barron and Rusk counties, anchoring a landscape defined by glacial relics and small rural crossroads. The settlement of Horseman sits near the northern boundary, while the community of Lehigh marks the central portion of the quadrangle. A significant local landmark, the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cem, is situated in the eastern reaches near Big Bowker Lake and Little Bowker Lake. The drainage pattern is intricate, with Moose Ear Cr and Silver Cr carving through the terrain alongside German Cr and Tenmile Cr. This modern survey illustrates the persistent rural character of northwestern Wisconsin, where a grid of secondary roads like Co HWY C and Moose Ear Rd provides access to timberlands and remote wetlands such as those surrounding Coudray Lake.
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1978 Arland
Barron County, WI

1978 Dority Creek
Barron County, WI

1978 Moose Ear Lake
Barron County, WI

1978 Poskin
Barron County, WI

1978 Rice Lake South
Barron County, WI

1978 Strickland
Barron County, WI

1981 Mikana
Barron County, WI

1981 Rice Lake North
Barron County, WI

1982 Lower Vermillion Lake
Barron County, WI

2022 Arland
Barron County, WI

2022 Dorrity Creek
Barron County, WI

2022 Lower Vermillion Lake
Barron County, WI

2022 Mikana
Barron County, WI

2022 Moose Ear Lake
Barron County, WI

2022 Poskin
Barron County, WI

2022 Rice Lake North
Barron County, WI

2022 Rice Lake South
Barron County, WI

2022 Strickland
Barron County, WI