1982 Map of Webster
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
Devils Lake dominates the central landscape of this Burnett County survey, surrounded by a dense network of smaller water bodies including Johnson Lake, Ham Lake, and the expansive Yellow Lake to the west. The village of Webster occupies the southwestern corner, serving as a hub for the surrounding townships of Meenon and Oakland. The area's social and community history is anchored by several rural burying grounds such as Oak Grove Cem and Oakland Cem, while the northern reaches near the Danbury Dam reflect the region's managed waterways. To the southeast, the Kiezer Lake State Public Hunting Grounds preserves a mosaic of wetlands and timber. The presence of the Danbury Lookout Tower and scattered Gravel Pits suggests an economy balanced between timber management, conservation, and local resource extraction.
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