1972 Map of Winter
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The Chippewa River carves a central path through this Sawyer County landscape, joined from the east by the Brunet River at a series of Rapids. The settlement of Winter serves as a primary hub in the northeast, marked by local infrastructure like the Winter Cem and St Peters Cem. To the southwest, the town of Ojibwa sits near the Ojibwa State Roadside Park, reflecting a region transitioning into recreation and conservation. The conversion of former transportation corridors is evident in the Tuscobia-Park Falls State Trail and an Old RR Grade, tracing the path of earlier logging or transit lines. Smaller waterways like Knapp Creek and Crazy Horse Creek drain the surrounding timberlands, while several Gravel Pits indicate active local industry during the early 1970s.
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