2015 Map of Wheeler Lake

About this map

Lakewood serves as a small population center within the sprawling boundaries of the Nicolet National Forest in this 2015 survey. The landscape is defined by its complex hydrography, featuring a high density of glacial lakes and springs that feed into the North Branch Oconto River. Notable water bodies such as Wheeler Lake, which contains Virgin Island and Deer Island, are central to the area's geography. The map reveals a network of forest service roads and local lanes, including McCaslin Tower Rd and Sullivan Spring Rd, which provide access to more secluded water features like Sullivan Springs and Tickey Springs. This era shows a clear intersection of public forest management and localized development, with numerous named lakes such as Waubee Lake, Paya Lake, and Munger Lake surrounded by a grid of townships like t33n r16e and t32n r17e.