
Lake Pepin dominates the northern half of this survey, where the Mississippi River widens between the steep bluffs of Wisconsin and Minnesota. This 1951 revision captures the river's complex network of backwaters and islands, including Wancoutah Island and Drury Island, just before the confluence with the Chippewa River. On the Wisconsin shore, the Chicago Burlington And Quincy RR traces the base of the bluffs through Stockholm, Lakeport, and Pepin, while the Minnesota side features the river towns of Lake City and Reads Landing.
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