Water Resources
Lake Knotting
Lake Ree
Friedbauer Lake
Northeast
Lake
Trapper
Lake
Diamond
Lake
Sugar
Bush
Lake
Southwest
Lake
Jackson
Lake
Crystal
Lake
Taylor
Lake
West Fork of the Chippewa River Watershed
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Namekagon
Lake
Namekagon River
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Miles
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Spider
Lake
Little
Bass
Lake
Tank
Lake
Twin
Lakes
McCarthy
Lake
Garden
Lake
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Chippewa
Lake
Day
Lake
White
Bass
Lake
Buffalo
Lake
Star
Lake
Wilson
Lake
Lewis
Lake
Upper
Clam
Lake
Hadley
Lake
Dead Horse
Slough
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Little
Clam Lake
Lower
Clam
Lake
Christy
Lake
East
Torch
River
Torch River
Ghost
Creek
Lynch
Creek
East
Twin
Lake
M
Dells
Lake
Lost
Land Lake
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Bullhead
Lake
West Fork
Chippewa
River
Ghost
Lake
Moose
River
Teal Lake
Ole
Lake
Little
Moose
River
Teal
River
East Fork
Chippewa
River
Moose
River
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Moose
Lake
Burd
Lake
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West Fork
Chippewa
River
Black
Lake
Venison
Creek
Cub
Lake
Bear
Lake
Upper
Chippewa
Basin
Fishtrap
Lake
Blue
Gill
Lake
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Chippewa
Lake
East Fork
Chippewa
River
Snoose
Lake
West Fork of the
Chippewa River
Watershed
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Blaisdell
Lake
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Assistance from
Douglas Miskowiak,
GIS Education Specialist
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Watershed Boundaries
County Boundaries
Municipal Boundaries
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Major Highways
Outstanding and Exceptional Resource Waters
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Public Land Survey System Section Boundaries
Islands
Surface Water
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WATER RESOURCES STATISTICS
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United States
Forest Service
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DATA SOURCES
Watershed Area = 182,401 acres
Surface waters and islands from the Wisconsin Department of
Natural Resources 1:24,000 Hydrography IV database, 2006.
Surface Water Area = 9,019 acres
Watersheds from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
derived from 1:24,000 topographic maps.
Number of Islands = 173
Island Area = 253 acres
Total Shoreline = 525 miles (BK & ST)
Outstanding Resource Waters = 52 miles
Number of Dams = 18
Moose Lake
Legacy Initiative
Dams from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Data includes large, small, abandoned and removed dams.
Outstanding and Exceptional Resource Waters from the Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources. Additions reflecting status in
2007 were updated to the database by Douglas Miskowiak.
Surface water area statistic derived by measuring open-water
or HYDSHAI polygons.
Total Shoreline statistic derived by measuring line segments with
attributes representing single-line streams, banks, or shorelines.
Outstanding Resource Waters statistic derived by measuring the
shoreline of designated lakes and the centerline of designated
rivers and streams.
Map Crafted by Douglas Miskowiak -- Version 4/21/09
Sponsored by Couderay Waters Regional Land Trust, Inc.
Funding from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Lake Planning Grant Program