2010 Map of Turntable Creek

About this map

Island Lake and Pleasant Lake dominate the southern landscape of this northern Wisconsin quadrangle, where a dense network of water bodies and streams forms the headwaters of the regional drainage system. The Potato River snakes through the northwest, joined by its namesake Turntable Creek, while the West Fork Montreal River defines the eastern hydrology. This 2010 survey illustrates a region largely defined by its natural topography rather than dense urban development, with local access provided by a network of specialized routes like Chippewa Fire Ln and Snake Track Rd. The presence of Pleasant Lake Outlet and various glacial lakes including Ruby Lake and Fifteen Lake highlights a complex wetland environment essential for local drainage and recreation in Iron County.