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WBIC
 Lake Name Size (Acres) Counties Watersheds
1831600
 Ace-In-The-Hole Lake 7.09 Chippewa UC01
1832700
 Bass Lake 39 Chippewa UC01
1833500
 Bass Lake 11.71 Chippewa UC01
2347100
 Bass Lake 7.54 Chippewa UC01
2347200
 Bass Lake 2.57 Chippewa UC01
2347400
 Bass Lake 8.02 Chippewa UC01
2347900
 Bass Lake 6.78 Chippewa UC01
2348000
 Bass Lake 4.09 Chippewa UC01
1833600
 Bass Lakes 14.45 Chippewa UC01
1834700
 Beaver Lake 15.87 Chippewa UC01
1835400
 Big Twin Lake 5.32 Chippewa UC01
1836300
 Bog Lake 5.01 Chippewa UC01
2345600
 Boiler Lake 7.54 Chippewa UC01
2346000
 Bradley Lake 11 Chippewa UC01
2351100
 Calkins Lake 45.51 Chippewa UC01
2044300
 Calkins Lake, West 8.79 Chippewa UC01
1869000
 Calkins North Lake 14 Chippewa UC01
1839900
 Cather Lake 9.69 Chippewa UC01
2352700
 Cedar Lake 5.18 Chippewa UC01
1840500
 Chick Lake 15.43 Chippewa UC01
1840600
 Chick Lake 10 Chippewa UC01
2351800
 Dark Lake 21 Chippewa UC01
2347500
 Deer Lake 5.64 Chippewa UC01
1845700
 Dorothy Lake 5.5 Chippewa UC01
1846100
 Dumke Lake 11 Chippewa UC01
2346100
 Foster Lake 28 Chippewa UC01
1849800
 Fur Farm Lake 9.16 Chippewa UC01
2351000
 Granger Lake 9.53 Chippewa UC01
1852800
 Harwood Lake No. 1 10.22 Chippewa UC01
1853100
 Harwood Lake No. 4 2.57 Chippewa UC01
1852900
 Harwood Lakes 14 Chippewa UC01
2352500
 Henneman Lake 68.69 Chippewa UC01
1853700
 Hodge Lake 19 Chippewa UC01
1854300
 Horseshoe Lake 24 Chippewa UC01
1854400
 Horseshoe Lake 14.6 Chippewa UC01
1855700
 Jacks Lake 14 Chippewa UC01
1856300
 Jeanstow Lake 8.6 Chippewa UC01
2177700
 Jerome Lake 8.08 Chippewa UC01
1858300
 Knickerbocker Lake 14.73 Chippewa UC01
2186200
 Larose Lake 11.9 Chippewa UC01
2352000
 Larrabee Lake 50 Chippewa UC01
1860100
 Leo Joerg Lake 12 Chippewa UC01
1860500
 Little Bass Lake 12 Chippewa UC01
1860800
 Little Beaver Lake 6.37 Chippewa UC01
2348800
 Little Plummer Lake 10 Chippewa UC01
1862600
 Little Twin Lake 2.61 Chippewa UC01
1862700
 Logger Lake 19 Chippewa UC01
2351400
 Long Lake 1062 Chippewa UC01
2351400
 Long Lake 1062 Chippewa UC01
1863000
 Loon Lake 133.9 Chippewa UC01
1863300
 Lost Lake 3.64 Chippewa UC01
1865600
 Mcdonald Lake 19.97 Chippewa UC01
2345500
 Meadows Lake 10 Chippewa UC01
2185800
 Miller Lake 10.34 Chippewa UC01
1867800
 Mud Lake 12.21 Chippewa UC01
1868600
 Musket Lake 7.89 Chippewa UC01
1871100
 North Of North Shattuck Lake 13.92 Chippewa UC01
1869300
 North Shattuck Lake 39 Chippewa UC01
2353100
 Number Four Lake 0.9 Chippewa UC01
2352800
 Number One Lake 1.92 Chippewa UC01
2353000
 Number Three Lake 2.87 Chippewa UC01
2352900
 Number Two Lake 1.61 Chippewa UC01
1872800
 Payne Lake 3.75 Chippewa UC01
1874300
 Pickerel Lake 5.16 Chippewa UC01
2347000
 Picnic Lake 41 Chippewa UC01
2348700
 Plummer Lake 41 Chippewa UC01
1876100
 Rassmusson Lake 6.41 Chippewa UC01
1876900
 Riley Lake 27.23 Chippewa UC01
1876900
 Riley Lake 27.23 Chippewa UC01
2186100
 Robinson Lake 5.88 Chippewa UC01
1877300
 Rock Lake 11.95 Chippewa UC01
1877600
 Roedecker Lake 14.52 Chippewa UC01
2169200
 Round Lake 215.79 Chippewa UC01
2169200
 Round Lake 215.79 Chippewa UC01
1878500
 Ruby Lake 17 Chippewa UC01
1879700
 Salisbury Lake 76 Chippewa UC01
2350800
 Schoolhouse Lake 10.73 Chippewa UC01
2177600
 Smith Lake 5 Chippewa UC01
1881700
 Snake Lake 14.72 Chippewa UC01
1879300
 South Shattuck Lake 59 Chippewa UC01
2346400
 Spence Lake 13 Chippewa UC01
2353200
 Sunfish Lake 1.97 Chippewa UC01
1884900
 Tallman Lake 9.63 Chippewa UC01
2352400
 Tamarack Lake 4.03 Chippewa UC01
1885200
 Taylor Lake 5.99 Chippewa UC01
1869600
 Triple Lake, North 7.89 Chippewa UC01
2044700
 Triple Lake, West 15 Chippewa UC01
1846400
 Triple Lakes 18 Chippewa UC01
1886800
 Turk Lake 17 Chippewa UC01
1886900
 Turtle Lake 5.86 Chippewa UC01
1887500
 Two Island Lake 29 Chippewa UC01
1895300
 Unnamed 1.35 Chippewa UC01
1895350
 Unnamed 0.76 Chippewa UC01
1895500
 Unnamed 2.12 Chippewa UC01
1895600
 Unnamed 3.55 Chippewa UC01
1896800
 Unnamed 4.17 Chippewa UC01
1896900
 Unnamed 4.83 Chippewa UC01
1902300
 Unnamed 9.52 Chippewa UC01
1902400
 Unnamed 1.2 Chippewa UC01
1902500
 Unnamed 1.08 Chippewa UC01
1902600
 Unnamed 2.78 Chippewa UC01
1902700
 Unnamed 2.08 Chippewa UC01
1902800
 Unnamed 2.28 Chippewa UC01
1902900
 Unnamed 0.88 Chippewa UC01
1903000
 Unnamed 0.85 Chippewa UC01
1903100
 Unnamed 0.44 Chippewa UC01
1903200
 Unnamed 2.55 Chippewa UC01
1903280
 Unnamed 2 Chippewa UC01
1903300
 Unnamed 36.79 Chippewa UC01
1903350
 Unnamed 1.75 Chippewa UC01
1903400
 Unnamed 1.23 Chippewa UC01
1903500
 Unnamed 3.67 Chippewa UC01
1903600
 Unnamed 0.71 Chippewa UC01
1903700
 Unnamed 2.68 Chippewa UC01
1903800
 Unnamed 1.78 Chippewa UC01
1903900
 Unnamed 0.24 Chippewa UC01
1904000
 Unnamed 0.21 Chippewa UC01
1904100
 Unnamed 0.09 Chippewa UC01
1904200
 Unnamed 4.82 Chippewa UC01
1904300
 Unnamed 2.18 Chippewa UC01
1904400
 Unnamed 4.24 Chippewa UC01
1904500
 Unnamed 5.1 Chippewa UC01
1904600
 Unnamed 0.51 Chippewa UC01
1904700
 Unnamed 0.18 Chippewa UC01
1904800
 Unnamed 0.41 Chippewa UC01
1904900
 Unnamed 0.1 Chippewa UC01
1905000
 Unnamed 4.11 Chippewa UC01
1905100
 Unnamed 1.47 Chippewa UC01
1905200
 Unnamed 0.49 Chippewa UC01
1905300
 Unnamed 1.98 Chippewa UC01
1905400
 Unnamed 1.44 Chippewa UC01
1905500
 Unnamed 1.57 Chippewa UC01
1905600
 Unnamed 3.58 Chippewa UC01
1905700
 Unnamed 1.66 Chippewa UC01
1905800
 Unnamed 1.45 Chippewa UC01
1905900
 Unnamed 2.62 Chippewa UC01
1906000
 Unnamed 2.49 Chippewa UC01
1906100
 Unnamed 0.99 Chippewa UC01
1906300
 Unnamed 10.6 Chippewa UC01
1906400
 Unnamed 0.8 Chippewa UC01
1906500
 Unnamed 2.42 Chippewa UC01
1906600
 Unnamed 3 Chippewa UC01
1906700
 Unnamed 1.53 Chippewa UC01
1906800
 Unnamed 2.06 Chippewa UC01
1906900
 Unnamed 3.05 Chippewa UC01
1907000
 Unnamed 4.54 Chippewa UC01
1907050
 Unnamed 0.23 Chippewa UC01
1907100
 Unnamed 1.85 Chippewa UC01
1907200
 Unnamed 4.63 Chippewa UC01
1907300
 Unnamed 0.55 Chippewa UC01
1907400
 Unnamed 2.31 Chippewa UC01
1907500
 Unnamed 0.19 Chippewa UC01
1907600
 Unnamed 0.39 Chippewa UC01
1907700
 Unnamed 1.81 Chippewa UC01
1907800
 Unnamed 1.38 Chippewa UC01
1907900
 Unnamed 3.09 Chippewa UC01
1908000
 Unnamed 8.43 Chippewa UC01
1908100
 Unnamed 6.88 Chippewa UC01
1908200
 Unnamed 1.99 Chippewa UC01
1908300
 Unnamed 5.11 Chippewa UC01
1908400
 Unnamed 1.82 Chippewa UC01
1908500
 Unnamed 4.97 Chippewa UC01
1908650
 Unnamed 0.81 Chippewa UC01
1908700
 Unnamed 5.47 Chippewa UC01
1908800
 Unnamed 2.13 Chippewa UC01
1908900
 Unnamed 14.49 Chippewa UC01
1909000
 Unnamed 2.76 Chippewa UC01
1909100
 Unnamed 15.96 Chippewa UC01
1909200
 Unnamed 3.45 Chippewa UC01
1909300
 Unnamed 2.08 Chippewa UC01
1909400
 Unnamed 2.89 Chippewa UC01
1909600
 Unnamed 0.3 Chippewa UC01
1909700
 Unnamed 2.43 Chippewa UC01
1909800
 Unnamed 5.21 Chippewa UC01
1909900
 Unnamed 3.96 Chippewa UC01
1910000
 Unnamed 0.42 Chippewa UC01
1910100
 Unnamed 6.27 Chippewa UC01
1910200
 Unnamed 6.49 Chippewa UC01
1910300
 Unnamed 3.33 Chippewa UC01
1910400
 Unnamed 8.51 Chippewa UC01
1910500
 Unnamed 4.68 Chippewa UC01
1910600
 Unnamed 5.32 Chippewa UC01
1910700
 Unnamed 0.96 Chippewa UC01
1910800
 Unnamed 3.43 Chippewa UC01
1910900
 Unnamed 2.97 Chippewa UC01
1911000
 Unnamed 2.74 Chippewa UC01
1911100
 Unnamed 0.87 Chippewa UC01
1911200
 Unnamed 0.33 Chippewa UC01
1911300
 Unnamed 2.95 Chippewa UC01
1911400
 Unnamed 4.5 Chippewa UC01
1911500
 Unnamed 5.96 Chippewa UC01
1911600
 Unnamed 1.14 Chippewa UC01
1911700
 Unnamed 2.88 Chippewa UC01
1911800
 Unnamed 9.73 Chippewa UC01
1911900
 Unnamed 1.45 Chippewa UC01
1912000
 Unnamed 3.53 Chippewa UC01
1912100
 Unnamed 0.48 Chippewa UC01
1912200
 Unnamed 7.14 Chippewa UC01
1912300
 Unnamed 3.37 Chippewa UC01
1912500
 Unnamed 2.44 Chippewa UC01
1912600
 Unnamed 9.79 Chippewa UC01
1912700
 Unnamed 1.99 Chippewa UC01
1912800
 Unnamed 2 Chippewa UC01
1913500
 Unnamed 6.21 Chippewa UC01
1913600
 Unnamed 1.46 Chippewa UC01
1913700
 Unnamed 6.39 Chippewa UC01
1913750
 Unnamed 13.54 Chippewa UC01
1913800
 Unnamed 14.94 Chippewa UC01
1913900
 Unnamed 4.29 Chippewa UC01
1914000
 Unnamed 4.93 Chippewa UC01
1915000
 Unnamed 2.35 Chippewa UC01
1915100
 Unnamed 3.26 Chippewa UC01
1915200
 Unnamed 8.62 Chippewa UC01
1915300
 Unnamed 3.59 Chippewa UC01
1915500
 Unnamed 0.15 Chippewa UC01
1915600
 Unnamed 2.01 Chippewa UC01
1915700
 Unnamed 9.96 Chippewa UC01
1915800
 Unnamed 3.66 Chippewa UC01
1915900
 Unnamed 3.17 Chippewa UC01
1916000
 Unnamed 0.8 Chippewa UC01
1916100
 Unnamed 1.42 Chippewa UC01
1916300
 Unnamed 1.91 Chippewa UC01
1916400
 Unnamed 4.98 Chippewa UC01
1916500
 Unnamed 8.31 Chippewa UC01
1916600
 Unnamed 2.73 Chippewa UC01
1916700
 Unnamed 4.75 Chippewa UC01
1916800
 Unnamed 12.77 Chippewa UC01
2185100
 Unnamed 11.85 Chippewa UC01
2185900
 Unnamed 2.05 Chippewa UC01
2186355
 Unnamed 2.83 Chippewa UC01
2186360
 Unnamed 7.21 Chippewa UC01
2344500
 Unnamed 1.39 Chippewa UC01
2344800
 Unnamed 2.55 Chippewa UC01
2346300
 Unnamed 8.53 Chippewa UC01
2347750
 Unnamed 1.4 Chippewa UC01
2348100
 Unnamed 6.73 Chippewa UC01
2348155
 Unnamed 2.01 Chippewa UC01
2348300
 Unnamed 5.82 Chippewa UC01
2348500
 Unnamed 35 Chippewa UC01
2351600
 Unnamed 3.02 Chippewa UC01
2353900
 Unnamed 1.63 Chippewa UC01
918005917
 Unnamed 6.38 Chippewa UC01
918005941
 Unnamed 4.69 Chippewa UC01
918005942
 Unnamed 3.19 Chippewa UC01
918005953
 Unnamed 2.29 Chippewa UC01
918006009
 Unnamed 3.28 Chippewa UC01
918006013
 Unnamed 3.37 Chippewa UC01
918006023
 Unnamed 11.79 Chippewa UC01
918006063
 Unnamed 2.77 Chippewa UC01
918006083
 Unnamed 2.44 Chippewa UC01
918006096
 Unnamed 2.28 Chippewa UC01
918006107
 Unnamed 3.03 Chippewa UC01
918006135
 Unnamed 4.75 Chippewa UC01
918006143
 Unnamed 9.4 Chippewa UC01
918006145
 Unnamed 4.13 Chippewa UC01
918006158
 Unnamed 3.94 Chippewa UC01
918006163
 Unnamed 2.41 Chippewa UC01
918006203
 Unnamed 2.04 Chippewa UC01
918006214
 Unnamed 2.58 Chippewa UC01
918006234
 Unnamed 2.99 Chippewa UC01
918006240
 Unnamed 2.13 Chippewa UC01
918006285
 Unnamed 2.02 Chippewa UC01
918006314
 Unnamed 2.4 Chippewa UC01
918006327
 Unnamed 2.86 Chippewa UC01
918006358
 Unnamed 2.55 Chippewa UC01
918006371
 Unnamed 2.54 Chippewa UC01
918006925
 Unnamed 6.37 Chippewa UC01
918006939
 Unnamed 3.19 Chippewa UC01
1846500
 Weeks Lake, East 4 Chippewa UC01
2044900
 Weeks Lakes 5 Chippewa UC01
2045700
 Wesley Lake 44 Chippewa UC01
2345000
 Willow Creek Flowage C1 21 Chippewa UC01
2047200
 Worden Lake 17 Chippewa UC01
1833800
 Bear Lake 29 Rusk UC01
1836700
 Boot Lake 87 Rusk UC01
1837400
 Brush Lake 17 Rusk UC01
2350600
 Clear Lake 95 Rusk UC01
1841800
 Coon Lake 4.98 Rusk UC01
2349600
 Fireside Lakes 211.29 Rusk UC01
2349700
 Fireside Lakes 81.11 Rusk UC01
1849900
 Galky Lake 4.07 Rusk UC01
2353500
 Goose Lake 20 Rusk UC01
1855300
 Hungry Lake 20 Rusk UC01
2350200
 Island Lake 542.65 Rusk UC01
2356200
 Lake Four 21 Rusk UC01
2356500
 Lake One 1.28 Rusk UC01
2356300
 Lake Three 4.71 Rusk UC01
2356400
 Lake Two 6.38 Rusk UC01
1860700
 Little Bear Lake 7.61 Rusk UC01
2349200
 Marsh Lake 43 Rusk UC01
2354600
 Mathy Lake 7.12 Rusk UC01
1869100
 North Cummings Lake 12 Rusk UC01
2355300
 Potato Lake 540.35 Rusk UC01
1875900
 Pulaski Lake 125.43 Rusk UC01
1877400
 Rock Lake 6.29 Rusk UC01
1878800
 Rusk Lake 12 Rusk UC01
2350000
 School Lake 6.98 Rusk UC01
1879000
 South Cummings Lake 7.93 Rusk UC01
2356000
 Sugar Lake 34 Rusk UC01
1919200
 Unnamed 2.24 Rusk UC01
1919600
 Unnamed 3.58 Rusk UC01
1919700
 Unnamed 6.03 Rusk UC01
1919800
 Unnamed 17.21 Rusk UC01
1919900
 Unnamed 0.54 Rusk UC01
1920000
 Unnamed 8.45 Rusk UC01
1920100
 Unnamed 0.81 Rusk UC01
1920200
 Unnamed 10.58 Rusk UC01
1920300
 Unnamed 6.57 Rusk UC01
1920400
 Unnamed 1.94 Rusk UC01
1920450
 Unnamed 0.13 Rusk UC01
1920475
 Unnamed 0.5 Rusk UC01
1920500
 Unnamed 2.18 Rusk UC01
1920600
 Unnamed 3.47 Rusk UC01
1920700
 Unnamed 2.89 Rusk UC01
1920800
 Unnamed 5.48 Rusk UC01
1920900
 Unnamed 1.72 Rusk UC01
1921000
 Unnamed 0.79 Rusk UC01
1921100
 Unnamed 0.95 Rusk UC01
1921300
 Unnamed 11.08 Rusk UC01
1921500
 Unnamed 6.83 Rusk UC01
1921600
 Unnamed 5.3 Rusk UC01
1921700
 Unnamed 7.26 Rusk UC01
1922400
 Unnamed 3.47 Rusk UC01
1922500
 Unnamed 3.95 Rusk UC01
1922600
 Unnamed 2.23 Rusk UC01
1922700
 Unnamed 0.26 Rusk UC01
1924000
 Unnamed 4.67 Rusk UC01
1924100
 Unnamed 1.37 Rusk UC01
1924200
 Unnamed 3.49 Rusk UC01
1924300
 Unnamed 2.69 Rusk UC01
1924400
 Unnamed 0.7 Rusk UC01
1925400
 Unnamed 7.14 Rusk UC01
1925600
 Unnamed 1.69 Rusk UC01
1925700
 Unnamed 2.54 Rusk UC01
1928800
 Unnamed 2.7 Rusk UC01
2349100
 Unnamed 2.07 Rusk UC01
2353800
 Unnamed 0.67 Rusk UC01
2354200
 Unnamed 2.51 Rusk UC01
2355600
 Unnamed 1.29 Rusk UC01
918005468
 Unnamed 3.5 Rusk UC01
918005568
 Unnamed 7.05 Rusk UC01
918005585
 Unnamed 4.98 Rusk UC01
918005624
 Unnamed 6.28 Rusk UC01
918005637
 Unnamed 4.11 Rusk UC01
918005648
 Unnamed 5.36 Rusk UC01
918005653
 Unnamed 3.15 Rusk UC01
918005654
 Unnamed 5.98 Rusk UC01
918005757
 Unnamed 2.89 Rusk UC01
918005759
 Unnamed 9.81 Rusk UC01
918005835
 Unnamed 4.99 Rusk UC01
918006847
 Unnamed 3.75 Rusk UC01
918006869
 Unnamed 3.53 Rusk UC01
1921400
 Unnamed T33N R08W S32-11 23.37 Rusk UC01
2045900
 Whiplash Lake 12 Rusk UC01
1838400
 Cadotte Lake 14 Rusk,Chippewa UC01
1838900
 Camp Lake 6.55 Rusk,Chippewa UC01
2350500
 Chain Lake 468 Rusk,Chippewa UC01
2353600
 Sand Lake 262 Rusk,Chippewa UC01
1921200
 Unnamed 2.7 Rusk,Chippewa UC01
918005880
 Unnamed 2.55 Rusk,Chippewa UC01
918005881
 Unnamed 4.65 Rusk,Chippewa UC01

Waterbody Narratives

WBIC Lake Name Waterbody Description
1831600 Ace-In-The-Hole Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Ace-in-the-Hole Lake T32N, R8W, Section 30 Surface Acres = 5.7, S.D.F. = 1.53, Maximum Depth = 45 feet A soft water, seepage lake with a fishery of bass and pan fish. It is landlocked and has some seasonal fluctuation in water levels. The lake provides habitat for nesting puddle ducks. There is no public frontage, access or development on this lake.
1832700 Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R9W, Sections 15 and 10 Surface Acres = 39.0, S.D.F. = 1.53, Maximum Depth - 23 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, it is landlocked and has a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Twenty-six acres of wetlands on its watershed provide nesting habitat for mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers. A larger number of ducks of the puddle and divers groups, coots and occasionally, geese, use the lake during migratory seasons. Muskrats are also common here. It is a wilderness-type lake, and has no public frontage, access roads or private development.
1833500 Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake No. 2 - Town of Cleveland T31N, R8W, Sections 1 and 2 Surface Acres = 12.3, S.D. 1.80, Maximum Depth = 41 feet A soft water, seepage lake, it is landlocked and has a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access roads or private development. Public frontage on the lake consists of .17 miles of County Forest Cropland. The lake area is used by nesting mallards and teal.
2347100 Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake No. 5 T32N, R8W, Section 36 Surface Acres = 6.4, S.D.F. = 1.16, Maximum Depth = 21 feet A hard water, seepage lake with a small inlet from Bass Lake No. 4 and a small outlet that is the main headwaters branch of Mud Creek. Its fishery consists of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. A wilderness-type lake with no access roads or private development. There is .40 miles, the entire shore line, of County Forest Cropland frontage on it. Beaver and muskrats are common, as well as nesting mallards, teal, wood ducks and mergansers. Additional puddle and diver duck species and coot use the lake during migratory periods.
2347200 Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake No. 4 T31N, R8W, Section 1 Surface Acres = 2.5, S.D.F. = 1.35, Maximum Depth = 27 feet A hard water, seepage lake with a small inlet from Deer Lake and a small outlet flow to Bass Lake No. 5. The stream is the main headwater branch of Mud Creek. Its fishery consists of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. A wilderness-type lake with no access roads, private development, or public frontage. It is used as a nesting area by puddle ducks.
2347400 Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake No. 3 T31N, R8W, Section 1 Surface Acres 8.6, S.D.F. = 1.09, Maximum Depth = 23 feet A soft water, seepage lake having an intermittent outlet to Bass Lake No. 4 and the Mud Creek drainage system. Its fishery consists of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access roads or private development. The shore line of .45 miles is in public ownership as County Forest Cropland. Puddle ducks use the lake area for nesting habitat.
2347900 Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake No. 1 - Town of Birch Creek T32N, R7W, Section 30 Surface Acres = 6.1, S.D.F. = 1.18, maximum Depth - 40 feet A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to Mud Creek. Its fishery is pan fish, bluegills, pumpkinseeds, and bullheads. A 13-acre wetlands area of fresh meadow provides habitat for nesting puddle ducks. Muskrats and beaver are also present. A larger, cattail marsh beaver flowage adjacent to the lake on the intermittent stream outlet, provides an additional area for waterfowl rearing. This is a wilderness-type lake with no access road or private development. County Forest Cropland frontage amounts to 0.4 miles, or the entire lake shore.
2348000 Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake No. 2 - Town of Birch Creek T32N, R7W, Section 30 Surface Acres = 3.8, S.D.F. = 1.14, Maximum Depth = 27 feet A soft water, seepage lake, although its shore line is partly bog-type. It has an intermittent outlet to Bass Lake No. 1, above, and the Mud Creek drainage system. The fishery resource here consists of bluegills, pumpkinseeds, and bullheads. It is a wilderness-type lake and has no access road or private development. There is .03 miles of county-owned Forest Cropland frontage. The lake shore provides a nesting area for puddle ducks.
1833600 Bass Lakes Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bass Lake No. 1 - Town of Cleveland T31N, R8W, Section 2 Surface Acres = 11.5, S.D.F. = 1.38, Maximum Depth = 26 feet A soft water, seepage lake, it is landlocked and has a fish population of northern pike, largemouth bass, and pan fish. Slow growth of the pan fish is a management problem. This wilderness-type lake has no access road, private development, or public frontage. It is used as a nesting area for mallards and teal.
1834700 Beaver Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Big Beaver Lake T32N, R8W, Section 28 Surface Acres = 15.4, S.D.F. = 1.10, Maximum Depth = 44 feet A soft water, seepage lake, it is landlocked and has a fish population of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. A 13 -acre wetland provides nesting habitat for puddle ducks. Beaver are also present. There is no public access road or frontage on the lake, and private development consists of three cottages.
1835400 Big Twin Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Big Twin Lake T32N, R7W, Sections 19, 20, 29, and 30 Surface Acres = 3.8, S. D. F. = 1. 17, Maximum Depth - 40 feet An acid, bog lake, it is landlocked and has a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access road or private development. There is .04 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore frontage. Wood ducks may use the lake area for nesting habitat.
1836300 Bog Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bog Lake T32N, R8W, Section 10 Surface Acres = 6.0, S.D.F. = 1.05, Maximum Depth = 7 feet An acid, bog lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. It has an occasional winterkill. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access road or private development. Its lake shore of .35 miles is in County Forest Cropland ownership. Wood ducks and mergansers may use the lake area for nesting habitat.
2345600 Boiler Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Boiler Lake T32N, R7W, Section 29 Surface Acres - 4.3, S.D.F. = 1.34, Maximum Depth = 12 feet A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to Meadows Lake and the Willow Creek system. Winterkill and natural water level fluctuations limit the fish population to forage minnows. Wood ducks use the lake area for nesting. This is a wilderness-type lake with no access road, private development, or public frontage.
2346000 Bradley Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Bradley Lake T32N, R8W, Section 10 A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to Foster Creek. Its fishery consists of largemouth bass and panfish. Beaver are present. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access road or private development. Public frontage consists of .34 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore. It is a nesting area for mallards. Surface Acres = 11.0, S.D.F. = 1.63, Maximum Depth = 38 feet
2351100 Calkins Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Calkins Lake T32N, R9W, Section 11 Surface Acres = 43.0, S.D.F. = 1.11, Maximum Depth = 20 feet A soft water, seepage lake having a small channel, with no apparent flow, to Granger Lake, that in turn intermittently feeds Cedar Creek. Its fish populations include northern pike,largemouth bass, and slow growing pan fish. About 90 acres of wetlands provide nesting habitat for mallards, teal, wood ducks and mergansers. Private development consists of one dwelling, and it has no public frontage or access road.
2044300 Calkins Lake, West Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Calkins Lake - West T32N, R8W, Sections 28 and 29 Surface Acres = 8.2, S.D.F. = 1.72, Maximum Depth = 13 feet A soft water, seepage lake, it is landlocked and has a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. An occasional winterkill occurs here because of natural water level fluctuation. Waterfowl nesting in the lake area is limited to wood ducks. Private development consists of one dwelling. The lake shore is owned by a Girl Scout camp. It has no public frontage or access road.
1869000 Calkins North Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Calkins Lake - North T32N, R8W, Section 29 Surface Acres = 13.6, S.D.F. = 1.74, Maximum Depth = 17 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Waterfowl nesting in lake area is limited to wood ducks. It is a wilderness-type lake with no private development, access roads or public frontage. The entire lake shore property is owned by a Girl Scout camp.
1839900 Cather Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Cather Lake T32N, R9W, Sections 3 and 10 Surface Acres = 9.6, S.D.F. = 1.38, Maximum Depth = 21 feet A soft water, seepage lake and landlocked. It is used for research projects by the University of Wisconsin. Fish populations present in the lake are largemouth bass and brown trout. The lake area is used as nesting habitat for puddle ducks. It is a wilderness-type lake with no private development, access road or public frontage.
2352700 Cedar Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Cedar Lake T32N, R8W, Section 9 Surface Acres = 5.4, S.D.F. = 1.32, Maximum Depth = 18 feet An alkaline, bog lake. Cedar Creek flows through the lake from No. 1 Lake to Long Lake. Fish population consists of northern pike, largemouth bass, bluegills, pumpkinseeds, and bullheads. Waterfowl use is limited to nesting mallards. It has no access road or public frontage. Private development consists of one dwelling.
1840500 Chick Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Chick Lake T32N, R8W, Section 20 Surface Acres = 8.3, S.D.F. = 1.64, Maximum Depth = 10 feet A soft water, seepage lake that is landlocked and subject to occasional winterkill. Its fishery consists of forage minnows. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access roads, private development or public frontage. The lake shore is Girl Scout camp ownership.
2351800 Dark Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Dark Lake - Town of Sampson East T32N, R8W, Section 19 An acid, bog lake with a small channel to Long Lake. Its fish population consists of northern pike, largemouth bass, bluegills, pumpkinseeds and bullheads. Smallmouth bass and longnose gar are also present. Excessive weed growth is a problem to its management. It has the qualities of a wilderness lake with no access roads, private development. Public frontage is also lacking. The entire lake shore is in Girl Scout camp ownership. Surface Acres = 21. 1, S.D.F. l.41, Maximum Depth = 65 feet
2347500 Deer Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Deer Lake T32N, R8W, Section 36 Surface=Acres = 5.0, S.D.F. = 1.31, Maximum Depth = 20 feet A soft water, seepage lake having a small inlet and outlet stream which is the headwaters of the main branch of Mud Creek. It is a northern pike largemouth bass and pan fish lake. Beaver are present as are, usually, nesting mallards, teal, wood ducks and mergansers. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access roads or private development. Public frontage consists of .40 miles, or the entire lake shore in County Forest Croplands ownership.
1846100 Dumke Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Dumke Lake T32N, R8W, Sections 27, 33, and 34 Surface Acres = 10.7, S.D.F. = 1.39, Maximum Depth = 16 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of perch, bluegills, pumpkinseeds and bullheads. It is subject to natural water level fluctuations and an occasional winterkill. Public frontage on the lake consists of .24 miles of County Forest Cropland. It has no developed access road and one dwelling as private development. Mallards and wood ducks use the lake area for nesting habitat.
2346100 Foster Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Foster Lake T32N, R8W, Section 14 A hard water, seepage lake having an intermittent outlet to Foster Creek on the Mud Creek drainage system. Its fish population consists of northern pike, largemouth bass, and pan fish. Almost 300 acres of wetlands on its watershed provide habitat for muskrat, beaver and nesting mallards. It has one dwelling on its lake shore and no access road or public frontage. Surface Acres = 26.0, S.D.F. = 1.41, Maximum Depth = 21 feet
2351000 Granger Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Granger Lake T32N, R9W, Section 11 An acid, bog lake with an intermittent outlet to Chain Lake. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and slow growing pan fish. Northern pike are also present along with brown trout. The lake area provides habitat for nesting puddle ducks. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access road or public frontage. The entire lake shore is in Rod and Gun Club ownership. Surface Acres = 10. 0, S.D.F. = 1. 60, Maximum Depth = 31 feet
1852800 Harwood Lake No. 1 Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Harwood Lake No. 1 T32N, R8W, Section 26 Surface Acres = 8=.8, S.D.F. = 1.37, Maximum Depth = 7 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to winterkill. Its fish population consists of forage minnows. Beaver are present in the lake area as well as nesting wood ducks. It is a wilderness-type lake having no private development or access road. Public frontage on the lake is .14 miles of county-owned lake shore
1853100 Harwood Lake No. 4 Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Hardwood Lake No. 4 T32N, R8W, Section 26 Surface Acres = 0.8, S.D.F. = 1.36, Maximum Depth = 4 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, subject to winterkill conditions. It has no fishery and its waterfowl habitat is limited to wood duck nesting. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access road or private development. Public frontage consists of 0.16 miles of County Forest Cropland shore line.
1852900 Harwood Lakes Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Harwood Lake No. 2 T32N, R8W, Section 26 Surface Acres = 14.3, S.D.F. = 1.58, Maximum Depth = 9 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to a partial winterkill. Its fish population includes largemouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks use the lake area for nesting. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access roads, or private development. Public frontage of .65 miles is in County Forest Cropland ownership.
2352500 Henneman Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Henneman Lake T32N, R8W, Section 16 Surface Acres = 60.0, S.D.F.= 2.14, Maximum Depth = 41 feet A soft water, seepage lake having an intermittent outlet flow to Tamarack Lake. It is a two story trout lake having largemouth bass, pan fish and rainbow trout present in it. The lake area provides nesting habitat for mallards, teal and wood ducks. Private development consists of one cottage. Access is had by a town road to the lake and is its only public frontage.
1853700 Hodge Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Hodge Lake T32N, R8W, Section 30 Surface Acres = 19.0, S.D.F. = 1.78, Maximum Depth = 28 feet. A soft water, seepage lake. It is landlocked and has a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is a wilderness -type lake with no private development or access roads. Its entire lake shore is in Girl Scout camp ownership. Mallards, teal, wood ducks and mergansers use the lake area for nesting.
1854300 Horseshoe Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Horseshoe Lake - Town of Sampson - East T32N, R8W, Section 33 Surface Acres = 24.3, S.D.F. = 1.63, Maximum Depth = 23 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. Nesting ducks include mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and hooded mergansers. It has no access road or private development. Public frontage amounts to 1.6 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore.
1854400 Horseshoe Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Horseshoe Lake - Town of Sampson - West T32N, R9W, Section 25 Surface Acres = 12.0, S.D.F. = 2.25, Maximum Depth = 7 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, having fishery of bullheads. It is subject to occasional winterkill. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access road or private development. Its shore line is partly in Girl Scout ownership and it has no public frontage. Mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks, mergansers use the lake area for nesting.
1855700 Jacks Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Jacks Lake T32N, R8W, Sections 5 and 6 Surface Acres = 14.3, S.D.F. = 2.09, Maximum Depth = 56 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Beaver are present and the lake area provides habitat for nesting mallards, teal, wood ducks and mergansers. It has no private development, access road or public frontage.
1856300 Jeanstow Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Jeanstow Lake T32N, R9W, Section 36 Surface Acres = 3.3, S.D.F. = 1.18, Maximum Depth = 26 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks use the area for nesting. There are two cottages on the lake. It has no public access or frontage.
2177700 Jerome Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Jerome Lake T32N, R7W, Section 28 Surface Acres = 8.5, S.D.F. = 1.25, Maximum Depth = 26 feet A soft water, seepage lake, having an intermittent outlet to the Spring Creek drainage system. Its fish population consists of northern pike, largemouth bass and slow growing pan fish. Puddle ducks use the lake area for nesting. It has no public access roads or private development.
1858300 Knickerbocker Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Knickerbocker Lake T32N, R8W, Section 28 Surface Acres = 14. 0, S.D.F. = 1. 22, Maximum Depth = 24 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. It is a wood duck nesting area. An access with a limited parking area is had from a town road. There is no private development on the lake and public frontage amounts to 0.44 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore.
2186200 Larose Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Cameron (LaRose) Lake T32N, R7W, Section 15 Surface Acres = 14.0, S.D.F. = 1.07, Maximum Depth = 13 feet An acid, bog lake having a small outlet stream which is the headwaters of Birch Creek. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, bluegills, pumpkinseeds and bullheads. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access road, private development or public frontage. The lake area provides nesting habitat for wood ducks.
2352000 Larrabee Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Larrabee Lake T32N, R9W, Section 24 A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to Long Lake. Its fish population consists of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish, with muskellunge also present. The lake area with its encroaching shore wetlands provide habitat for nesting mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks, mergansers and loon. Its private development consists of a resort and a cottage. There is no public frontage or access road to the lake. Surface Acres = 50.3, S.D.F. = 1.72, Maximum Depth = 31 feet
1860100 Leo Joerg Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Leo Joerg Lake T32N, R8W, Section 8 Surface Acres = 11.8, S.D.F. = 1.26, Maximum Depth = 16 feet. An acid, bog lake that is landlocked and has a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Mallards, blue -winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. Private development consists of one cottage. There are no access roads or public frontage.
1860500 Little Bass Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Little Bass Lake T32N, R9W, Sections 10 and 15 Surface Acres -- 11.9, S.D.F. = 1.83, Maximum Depth = 7 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to an occasional partial winterkill. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and pan fish. Puddle ducks use the lake area for nesting. It is a wilderness-type lake with no private development, access or access roads. It also lacks public frontage.
1860800 Little Beaver Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Little Beaver Lake T32N, R8W, Section 28 Surface Acres = 6.2, S.D.F. = 1.18, Maximum Depth = 49 feet A soft water, seepage lake. It is landlocked and has a fish population of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks use the lake area for nesting. It is a wilderness-type lake having no private development or access roads. The public frontage amounts to 0.19 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore.
2348800 Little Plummer Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Little Plummer Lake T32N, R8W, Section 34 A hard water seepage lake with a small outlet stream to Plummer Lake and the Mud Creek drainage system. It is a bass - pan fish lake having northern pike, largemouth bass, perch, bluegills, rock bass, pumpkinseeds, and bullheads. Beaver are present and mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers use the lake area for nesting. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access roads or private development. Public frontage on the lake consists of 0.48 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore. Surface Acres = 9.6 S.D.F.= 1.13, Maximum Depth = 25 feet
1862600 Little Twin Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Little Twin Lake T32N, R7W, Section 19 Surface Acres = 2.5, S.D.F. = 1.04, Maximum Depth = 25 feet An acid, bog lake, landlocked and having a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access roads or private development. Public frontage consists of 0. 13 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore.
1862700 Logger Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Logger Lake T32N, R8W, Section 20 Surface Acres = 18.6, S.D.F. = 1.52, Maximum Depth = 19 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is subject to a partial winterkill and weeds are a problem on this lake. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. It has no private development, public access roads or public frontage and it is a wilderness -type lake. The entire lake shore is in Girl Scout camp ownership.
2351400 Long Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Long Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R8W, Sections 8,17,18,19 and 20 T32N, R9W, Sections 13 and 24 A soft water, seepage lake with an outlet, Cedar Creek, to Chain Lake. A two-foot water control structure is maintained on the outlet by the county. Its most abundant fish species include northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass, bluegills, black crappies and rock bass. Other species present are muskellunge, smallmouth bass, perch, warmouth bass, bullheads, white suckers and longnose gar. There is a five-acre county park at the lake outlet that provides a picnic area and public access. Private development consists of five resorts, a boat rental place, camping facilities at the county park, 95 cottages, three Girl Scout camps and one YMCA camp. Muskrats are common here as well as migratory diving ducks, coot and, occasionally, Canada geese. Waterfowl using the lake area for nesting include mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks, mergansers and loon. Public frontage amounts to 0.08 miles, and includes the county park and a 50-foot undeveloped road access in a plat. Surface Acres = 1, 060. 0, S. D. F. = 3.08, Maximum Depth = 96 feet
2351400 Long Lake
1863000 Loon Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Loon Lake T32N, R9W, Sections 15 and 22 Surface Acres = 125, S.D.F. = 1.92, Maximum Depth - 5 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to winterkill conditions because of shallow depths. Its fish population consists of forage minnows and a few bullheads. Considerable numbers of puddle ducks and diving ducks, coots and few geese use the lake during migratory seasons. Mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the approximate 50 acres of wetlands border the lake. Private development consists of three dwellings. It has no access or public frontage.
1863300 Lost Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Lost Lake T32N, R8W, Section 6 Surface Acres = 3.0, S.D.F. = 1.19, Maximum Depth = 34 feet An acid, bog lake, landlocked and having a fish population of largemouth bass and slow growing pan fish. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. It has one dwelling on its lake shore and no access road or public frontage.
1865600 Mcdonald Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County McDonald Lake T32N, R9W, Section 3 Surface Acres = 20.3, S.D.F. = 1.34, Maximum Depth = 46 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of largemouth bass and bluegills. It is a wilderness-type lake with no public frontage, private development or access roads. Fifteen acres of wetlands provide habitat for nesting mallards, blue-winged teal and wood ducks.
2345500 Meadows Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Meadows Lake T32N, R7W, Section 29 A hard water, seepage lake. Its outlet forms the headwaters of Willow Creek. It has a largemouth bass - pan fish fishery. Muskrats are common and mallards nest in the lake area. It has no access roads or private development and is a wilderness-type lake. Public frontage amounts to 0.63 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore. Surface Acres = 9.6, S.D.F. = 1.47, Maximum Depth = 20 feet
2185800 Miller Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Miller Lake T32N, R7W, Section 22 Surface Acres = 4.5, S.D.F. = 1.35, Maximum Depth = 16 feet A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to Spring Creek Flowage No. 1. Its fish population consists of slow growing pan fish. Mallards nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access roads or private development. Public frontage consists of 0.39 miles of County Forest Cropland.
1867800 Mud Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Mud Lake - Town of Birch Creek T32N, R7W, Section 29 Surface Acres = 7.8, S.D.F. = 1.79, Maximum Depth = 6 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to winterkill conditions. Its fish population consists of forage minnows. Mallards and teal nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access road or private development. Public frontage amounts to 0.70 miles of County Forest Croplandfrontage.
1868600 Musket Lake Source: 1964, Surface Water Resources of Barron County Mosquito Lake T33N, R14W, Section 12 Surface Acres = 24.5, S.D.F. = 1.99, Maximum Depth = 11 feet. A soft water seepage lake, landlocked, subject to winter freeze-out conditions. Its fish population consists of bluegills, bullheads, fathead minnows and mudminnows. Cultivated and pastured farmlands surround the lake. An extensive marshy shoreline provides habitat for nesting puddle ducks and mergansers. There is no public frontage or access roads. Private development consists of two farm homes.
1871100 North Of North Shattuck Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County North of North Shattuck Lake T32N, R9W, Section 25 Surface Acres = 11.3, S.D.F. = 2.00, Maximum Depth = 31 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. Beaver are also present. It is a wilderness-type lake having no public frontage or access roads. It also lacks private development. The entire lake shore is in Girl Scout camp ownership.
1869300 North Shattuck Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County North Shattuck Lake T32N, R9W, Section 25 Surface Acres = 39.3, S.D.F. = 2.17, Maximum Depth = 52 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. Private development on the lake consists of one resort and six Cottages. The lake shore is partly in Girl Scout camp ownership. It has no access roads or public frontage.
2353100 Number Four Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County No. 4 Lake T32N, R8W, Section 4 Surface Acres = 0.5, S.D.F. = 1.01, Maximum Depth = 18 feet An alkaline, bog lake in an intermittent section of Cedar Creek, upstream from No. 3Lake. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access road, private development and it also lacks public frontage. Mallards and wood ducks nest in the lake area.
2352800 Number One Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County No. 1 Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R8W, Section 9 Surface Acres = 2.9, S.D.F.= 1.26, Maximum Depth = 17 feet An alkaline, bog lake on Cedar Creek. It has a fish population of large mouth bass and pan fish. Beaver are present and mallards nest in the lake area. It has no private development, public frontage or access road.
2353000 Number Three Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County No. 3 Lake T32N, R8W, Section 9 Surface Acres = 3.0, S.D.F. = 1.19, Maximum Depth = 32 feet An alkaline, bog lake on Cedar Creek upstream from No. 2Lake. It is a bass-pan fish lake. Beaver are present and wood ducks nest in the lake area. Private development consists of two dwellings. It has no access road or public frontage.
2352900 Number Two Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County No. 2 Lake T32N, R8W, Section 9 Surface Acres = 1.9, S.D.F. = 1.19, Maximum Depth = 22 feet An alkaline, bog lake on Cedar Creek which flows into Lake No. 1. The fish population consists of largemouth bass and pan fish. Beaver are present and wood ducks nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access road or private development. There is no public frontage on the lake.
1872800 Payne Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Payne Lake T32N, R8W, Section 30 Surface Acres = 3.4, S.D.F. = 1.43, Maximum Depth = 21 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, having a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access road or private development. Public frontage is also lacking.
1874300 Pickerel Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Pickeral Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R8W, Section 28 Surface Acres 4.0, S.D.F. =1.07, Maximum Depth = 31 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of northern pike, largemouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks nest in the lake area, and beaver are present. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access roads or private development. Public frontage on the lake amounts to 0.29 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore.
2347000 Picnic Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Picnic Lake T32N, R7W, Section 31 A soft water, seepage lake. It is landlocked and has a fishery of largemouth bass and slow growing pan fish. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. Private development consists of a Girl Scout camp that owns the entire lake shore. It has no public access road. Surface Acres = 25.0, S.D.F. = 1.33, Maximum Depth = 46 feet
2348700 Plummer Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Plummer Lake T32N, R8W, Section 34 A hard water, seepage lake. It has a small outlet stream toBob Creek (North Fork). Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and slow growing pan fish. Northern pike are also present. There are two cottages on the lake, and it is accessible by a town road access with a limited parking area. Public frontage amounts to 0.22 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore. Wood ducks use the lake area for nesting. Surface Acres = 41.0, S.D.F. = 1.69, Maximum Depth = 28 feet
1876100 Rassmusson Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Rassmusson Lake T32N, R8W, Section 34 Surface Acres = 6.3, S.D.F. = 1.25, Maximum Depth = 11 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to winterkill conditions. Its fishery consists of forage minnows. Puddle ducks use the lake area for nesting. It has no public frontage, private development or access roads. It is a wilderness -type lake with 0. 18 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore frontage.
1876900 Riley Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Riley Lake T32N, R8W, Section 21 Surface Acres = 25.1, S.D.F. = 1.86, Maximum Depth = 14 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. Muskrats are common. It is accessible off a town road bordering the lake. It has no private development or other public frontage.
1876900 Riley Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Riley Lake T32N, R8W, Section 21 Surface Acres = 25.1, S.D.F. = 1.86, Maximum Depth = 14 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. Muskrats are common. It is accessible off a town road bordering the lake. It has no private development or other public frontage.
2186100 Robinson Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Robinson Lake T32N, R7W, Section 15 Surface Acres= 4.1, S.D.F. = 1.13, Maximum Depth = 20 feet An acid, bog lake with an intermittent outlet to Birch Creek. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access roads or other private development. The entire lake shore of 0.23 miles is in County Forest Cropland ownership.
1877300 Rock Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Rock Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R9W, Section 26 Surface Acres = 6.2, S.D.F. = 2.41, Maximum Depth = 6 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of bullheads. It is subject to fluctuating water level extremes and winterkill conditions. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. It has no private development, access roads or public frontage. Its main use is stock watering.
1877600 Roedecker Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Roedecker (Bass) Lake T32N, R6W, Section 16 Surface Acres = 15.1, S.D.F. = 1.25, Maximum Depth = 10 feet An acid, bog lake, landlocked with a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is subject to occasional partial winterkilland a problem of slow growing pan fish. Muskrats are common. It has no private development or access road. The entire shore line of 0.68 miles is in county ownership.
2169200 Round Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Round Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R9W, Sections 14 and 23 Surface Acres = 215.5, S.D.F. = 1.28, Maximum Depth = 23 feet A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet stream to the headwaters of McCann Creek. Its fish population includes northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass and pan fish. Muskrats are common in its adjoining 165 acres of wetlands, and mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. Private development consists of one resort, one boat rental place and 27 cottages. It has a 100-foot wide developed platted access on its west side. The access is its only public frontage. The north end of the lake along the town road is used extensively by swimmers; however, it has no special facilities for this purpose other than its sandy beach.
2169200 Round Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Round Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R9W, Sections 14 and 23 Surface Acres = 215.5, S.D.F. = 1.28, Maximum Depth = 23 feet A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet stream to the headwaters of McCann Creek. Its fish population includes northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass and pan fish. Muskrats are common in its adjoining 165 acres of wetlands, and mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. Private development consists of one resort, one boat rental place and 27 cottages. It has a 100-foot wide developed platted access on its west side. The access is its only public frontage. The north end of the lake along the town road is used extensively by swimmers; however, it has no special facilities for this purpose other than its sandy beach.
1878500 Ruby Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Ruby Lake T32N, R9W, Sections 10 and 11 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. The lake is usedrather extensively during spring and fall migration by other ducks and coots. It has no access road, private development or public frontage. Surface Acres = 17.2, S.D.F. = 1.30, Maximum Depth = 65 feet
1879700 Salisbury Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Salisbury Lake T32N, R9W, Section 23 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Northern pike are also present. Winterkill, excessive weed growth, slow growing pan fish and water level fluctuations are problems that limit maximum use. It is also, perhaps, the only lake in the northwestern part of the state which has American lotus (Nelumbo lutea,) an impressively large, aquatic plant. An approximate 50-acre wetland area adjoining the lake provides habitat for nesting mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers. There is one resort and four cottages on the lake. It has no public frontage or access road. Surface Acres = 75.6, S.D.F. = 1.47, Maximum Depth = 10 feet
2350800 Schoolhouse Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Schoolhouse Lake T32N, R9W, Section 2 Surface Acres= 9.0, S.D.F. = 1.38, Maximum Depth= 8 feet A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to Chain Lake. It is subject to winter fish kills and is part of a licensed (No.693) fish hatchery. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. There is no private development, access roads, or public frontage, and it is a wilderness-type lake.
2177600 Smith Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Smith Lake T32N, R7W, Section 28 A soft water, seepage lake having an intermittent outlet to the Spring Creek drainage system. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. It has no private development, access roads or public frontage. Surface Acres = 4.7, S.D.F. = 1.09, Maximum Depth = 33 feet
1879300 South Shattuck Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County South Shattuck Lake T32N, R8W, Section 31, T32N, R9W, Section 36 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. There are 23 cottages on the lake and no access roads; however, there are two platted town roads to the lake. It has no other public frontage. Surface Acres = 59.4, S.D.F. = 3.54, Maximum Depth = 25 feet
2346400 Spence Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Spence Lake T32N, R8W, Sections 1 and 2 An acid, bog lake having a small outlet that is the headwaters of Foster Creek. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and pan fish. Beaver are present. It is a wilderness-type lake having no access road or private development. The entire lake shore of 0.54 miles is in County Forest Cropland ownership. Surface Acres = 13.0, S.D.F. = 1.03, Maximum Depth = 57 feet
2353200 Sunfish Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Sunfish Lake - Town of Sampson T32N, R8W, Section 3 Surface Acres = 1.8, S.D.F. = 1.23, Maximum Depth = 12 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of large mouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake with no private development or access roads, and 0.09 miles of County Forest Cropland frontage borders the lake.
1884900 Tallman Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Tallman (Siphon) Lake T32N, R8W, Section 9 Surface Acres = 7.0, S.D.F. = 1.24, Maximum Depth = 14 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to winterkill conditions and excessive weed growth. Its fishery consists mainly of bullheads. About 20 acres of wetlands adjoin the lake, providing nesting habitat for mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers. It has no private development, access road or public frontage. It is also used for stock watering.
2352400 Tamarack Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Tammarack Lake -Town of Sampson T32N, R8W, Section 17 Surface Acres =3.8, S.D.F. = 1.21, Maximum Depth = 33 feet An acid, bog lake with a small outlet stream to Long Lake. Its fish population consists of largemouth bass and pan fish. Muskrats are common on the lake. It has no public frontage, private development or access road, and is considered a wilderness-type lake.
1885200 Taylor Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Taylor (Rat) Lake T32N, R8W, Sections 20 and 29 Surface Acres= 4.9, S.D.F. = 1.42, Maximum Depth= 6 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of only forage minnows because of winterkill conditions. Mallards and wood ducks nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake with no private development or access road. Public frontage is also lacking since the lake shore is in Girl, Scout camp ownership.
1869600 Triple Lake, North Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Triple Lake - North T32N, R8W, Sections 16 and 21 Surface Acres = 6.3, S.D.F. = 1.82, Maximum Depth = 21 feet A soft water, seepage lake. It is landlocked and has a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake with no private development or access road. It also lacks public frontage.
2044700 Triple Lake, West Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Triple Lake - West T32N, R8W, Section 21 A soft water, seepage lake, having a fish population of largemouth bass and pan fish. It is landlocked. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. It has no private development, public frontage or access road, other than off a town road bordering the lake. Surface Acres = 15. 1, S.D.F. = 1.99, Maximum Depth = 21 feet
1846400 Triple Lakes Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Triple Lake - East T32N, R8W, Section 21 Surface Acres = 17.5, S.D.F. = 2.35, Maximum Depth = 18 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. It has no private development or public frontage and is not accessible, except by a town road near the lake.
1886800 Turk Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Turk Lake T32N, R9W, Section 10 A soft water, seepage lake that is landlocked and used by the University of Wisconsin in research projects. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. It has no public development, access roads or public frontage, but it is a wilderness-type lake. It has a winterkill problem. Surface Acres = 16.6, S.D.F. = 1.48, Maximum Depth = 18 feet
1886900 Turtle Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Turtle Lake T32N, R8W, Section 20 Surface Acres = 6.0, S.D.F. = 1.34, Maximum Depth = 7 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of only bullheads, because of winterkill conditions. Wood ducks use the lake area for nesting. It has no private development, access roads, or public frontage and is a wilderness type lake. The entire lake shore is in Girl Scout camp ownership.
1887500 Two Island Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Two Island Lake T32N, R8W, Sections 20 and 29 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of largemouth bass and pan fish. Wood ducks nest in the lake area. It has two cottages on its lake shore and no access road or public frontage. Surface Acres = 29.3, S.D.F. = 1.25, Maximum Depth = 18 feet
1846500 Weeks Lake, East Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Weeks Lake - East T32N, R9W, Section 25 Surface Acres = 3.9, S.D.F. - 1.34, Maximum Depth = 7 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fishery of only forage minnows, because of winterkill conditions. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake with no public access road, private development or public frontage.
2044900 Weeks Lakes Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Weeks Lake - West T32N, R9W, Section 25 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and having a fish population of only bullheads, because of winterkill conditions. Puddle ducks nest in the lake area. It is a wilderness-type lake, having no private development or access road. It also lacks public frontage. Surface Acres = 4.6, S.D.F. = 1.57, Maximum Depth = 11 feet
2045700 Wesley Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Wesley Lake T32N, R6W, Section 5 An acid, bog lake that is landlocked and subject to an occasional partial winterkill. It was rehabilitated in 1961 and is to be managed for muskellunge and largemouth bass. Wood ducks nest in the lake area, and beaver are present. Access to the lake is by trail over Northern States Power Co. land. It has no public frontage or private development. Surface Acres = 43.5, S.D.F. = 2.38, Maximum Depth = 10 feet
2345000 Willow Creek Flowage C1 Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Willow Creek Flowage T32N, R7W, Section 18 A soft water, drainage impoundment on Willow Creek. It has a nine-foot high water control structure on its outlet and is a Game Management waterfowl project area. Because of fluctuating water levels and winterkill conditions, its main fishery is forage minnows although perch and bullheads are also present. Mallards, blue -winged teal and wood ducks nest in the flowage area, and muskrats are common. It is accessible for a County Forest trail. It has no private development and the entire shore line of 1.6 miles is in County Forest Cropland ownership. Surface Acres = 21.0 S.D.F. = 1. 84, Maximum Depth = 7 feet
2047200 Worden Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Worden Lake T32N, R7W, Section 17 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked and subject to an occasional winterkill because of water level fluctuations. It has a pan fish fishery. Muskrats are common, and mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the lake area. It has one dwelling on its lake shore and no public access road. Public frontage amounts to 0.95 miles of County Forest Cropland lake shore. Surface Acres = 17.4, S.D.F. = 2.11, Maximum Depth = 6 feet
1833800 Bear Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Bear Lake, T33N, R9W, Section 33 Surface Acres = 29.0, Maximum Depth = 12 feet, M.P.A. = 10 ppm, Secchi disk = 6 feet. A soft water, seepage lake it is landlocked, and due to shallow depths an occasional partial winterkill of fish may occur. Its present fish population consists of largemouth bass and slow growing yellow perch, bluegill, and pumpkinseed. The lake is surrounded by steep banks and a cover of upland hardwood. There is a small area of pastured land touching the lake, and one bay of the lake is marsh. The littoral zone is mainly gravel. Wood ducks use the lake for nesting. Furbearer use is insignificant. There is no public access or public frontage on the lake, and private development consists of three dwellings.
1836700 Boot Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Boot Lake, T33N, R7W, Section 17 A soft water landlocked, seepage lake. Muskellunge, largemouth bass, yellow perch, and stunted bluegills comprise the fish population. About 45 percent of the shoreline is tamarack and black spruce bog, with the remainder being upland hardwood and conifer. The littoral bottom types are sand, except where the bogs border the lake, here the bottom type is muck. Its game values consist of nesting mallards and wood ducks along with a population of muskrats. Private development amounts to 18 cottages. There is an access with limited parking on the south end of the lake. Public frontage includes 0.01 mile owned by the Town of Washington and an undeveloped platted access. Surface Acres = 86.6, Maximum Depth = 44 feet, M.P.A. = 14 ppm, Secchi disk = 14 feet
2350600 Clear Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Clear Lake, T33N, R9W, Section 36 A hard water, drainage lake in the Island Lake Chain in the Chippewa River watershed. It is connected by channels to Chain Lake and McCann Lake. It is a deep, clear water lake with a fish population of muskellunge, northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, bluegills, perch, black crappies, rock bass, pumpkinseed, warmouth, and bullheads. Rough fish include white suckers, redhorse, and longnose gar. Most of the lakeshore is upland hardwood, with small areas of brush swamp and bog. About 40 percent of the littoral bottom is muck. Waterfowl use is quite extensive with mallards, wood ducks, black ducks, and blue-winged teal known to nest here. Muskrat are also common. Private development consists of 21 cottages. A public access is located on the southwest corner of the lake. Public frontage amounts to 0.53 mile of shoreline owned by Rusk County. Surface Acres = 94.7, Maximum Depth = 74 feet, M.P.A. = 88 ppm, Secchi disk = 13 feet
1849900 Galky Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Galky Lake, T33N, R8W, Section 20 Surface Acres = 4.2, Maximum Depth = 10 feet, M.P.A. = 9 ppm, Secchi disk = 7 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, and having a fish population of largemouth bass. Because of shallow depth, the lake is subject to occasional winterkill. Shoreline vegetation consists of about 70 percent upland hardwood, 25 percent grass upland, and 5 percent soft marsh. The littoral bottom type is mostly sand. Waterfowl and furbearer use is minor. There is no private development on the lake. The lake is in the Potato Creek Wildlife Area and the entire 0.32 mile of shoreline is owned by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. There is an unimproved access at the lake's south end.
2353500 Goose Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Goose Lake, T33N, R8W, Section 27 A soft water, seepage lake, which has no inlet from nearby Sand Lake. There is also an outlet with an estimated flow of 0.2 cfs. that at times becomes intermittent before flowing into the Fireside Lakes. There is a one-foot head cement dam at the outlet. The fish population consists of muskellunge, northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass, bluegills, perch, black crappie, rock bass, pumpkinseed, and bullheads. The panfish tend to be slow-growing. Grass upland makes up about two thirds of the shoreline, with the rest being upland hardwood. Littoral bottom types are 60 percent gravel and 40 percent sand. Its wildlife value consists of muskrats and some nesting puddle ducks. Private development consists of four dwellings. Public frontage amounts to 0.01 mile of shoreline owned by Rusk County, and there is a public access on the south shore of the lake. Surface Acres = 20.0, Maximum Depth = 52 feet, M.P.A. = 43 ppm, Secchi disk = 16 feet
1855300 Hungry Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Hungry Lake, T33N, R9W, Section 25 Surface Acres = 19.9, Maximum Depth = 20 feet, M.P.A. = 9 ppm, Secchi disk = 5 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, which is landlocked. The fish population of this lake is made up of largemouth bass and panfish. The lake may be subject to occasional winterkills of fish. The shoreline is about 70 percent upland hardwood, and the remainder divided between hardwood swamp, shrub swamp, and fresh meadow. The bottom is all muck. Use by game consists of nesting mallard and wood ducks and some other migratory waterfowl. There is no private development, public frontage or public access on the lake.
2350200 Island Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Island Lake, T33N, R8W, Section 29 A hard water, drainage lake that has an inlet from nearby McCann Lake and is the headwaters of Swift Creek. This outlet stream has an estimated normal flow of approximately 2.0 cfs. There is a dam with a 7-foot head at the outlet. Walleyes are abundant in the lake, and both muskellunge and northern pike are common. Other species common to the lake include largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, bluegills, black crappie, rock bass, pumpkinseed, bullheads, white suckers, and longnose gar. Most of the shoreline is upland hardwood, but bog and swamp are present at the inlet from McCann Lake and in several other sites. Sand comprises about 45 percent of the littoral bottom zone, gravel 40 percent, rock 5 percent and muck 10 percent. Mallards, bluewinged teal, and wood ducks nest here, and the lake receives rather extensive use by other migrating waterfowl. Muskrats are also common. Public frontage consists of 0.02 mile of shoreline owned by Rusk County, 0.01 mile by the Town of Big Bend, and two undeveloped platted access road on the north side of the lake. The lake is extensively developed, having six resorts and 94 cottages. Surface Acres = 525.7, Maximum Depth = 54 feet, M.P.A. = 65 ppm, Secchi disk = 10 feet
2356200 Lake Four Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Four Lake, T33N, R9W, Section 26 A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to Potato Lake. There is also an intermittent inlet from swamp drainage. The fish population includes northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass, bluegills, perch, black crappie, rock bass and bullheads. The shore vegetation is about half upland hardwood with the remainder being fresh meadow and tag alder swamp. The lake bottom is entirely muck. Migratory ducks use the lake, and wood ducks nest there. Both beaver and otter are present. Private development consists of one cottage. There is no public frontage consists of one cottage. There is no public frontage or public access to the lake, although CTH "D" borders the south shore. Surface Acres = 20.5, Maximum Depth = 49 feet, M.P.A. = 32 ppm, Secchi disk = 4 feet
2349200 Marsh Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Marsh Lake, T33N, R7W, Section 20 An acid bog lake, landlocked, and subject to annual winterkill conditions. Its fishery value is limited to a population of mudminnows. The lake is almost completely surrounded by a bog totaling 145 acres in size. About 15 percent of the shoreline is upland hardwood. The lake is commonly used by migrating ducks with mallard and wood ducks nesting in the vicinity. There is no private development, public frontage or access. Surface Acres = 42.9, Maximum Depth = 4 feet, M.P.A. = 18 ppm
1869100 North Cummings Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Cummings Lake- North, T33N, R9W, Section 3 Surface Acres = 11.5, Maximum Depth = 12 feet, M.P.A. = 13 ppm, Secchi disk = 4 feet. A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, and having a fish population of only black bullheads and minnows, because of winter freezeouts due to shallow depths. The shoreline is a mixture of upland hardwood, marsh, and pasture. Game consists of muskrats and occasional nesting puddle ducks. There is no public frontage or access road, although a town road passes by on the north. There is one dwelling on the lake.
2355300 Potato Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Potato Lake, T33N, R8, 9W, Section: several, Surface Acres = 545.3, Maximum Depth = 40 feet, M.P.A. = 97 ppm A hard water, drainage lake, one of the largest lakes in the county. There are three inlets, none of them trout waters, and an outlet to Potato Creek. The outlet has an estimated normal flow of 9.0 cfs. There is a one-foot head dam at the outlet. Its fish population consists of muskellunge, northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass, bluegills, perch, black crappie, rock bass, pumpkinseed, and bullheads. Rough fish include white suckers, redhorse, and carp. The bay east of CTH "N" has an abundant weed growth, and the lake is subject to algae blooms. About 60 percent of the shoreline is upland hardwood, with the remainder being wetlands of conifer swamp. The littoral bottom is mostly muck, with small areas of rubble and gravel. The extensive wetlands provide good habitat for the waterfowl that use the lake for nesting and during migration. Few furbearers are present. There are 8 resorts and 38 cottages on the lake. Public frontage includes 0.25 mile owned by Rusk County, 0.01 mile owned by the State of Wisconsin. There are two public accesses, one near the outlet dam and another with limited parking space on the north side of the lake.
1875900 Pulaski Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Pulaski Lake, T33N, R7W, Section 18 Surface Acres = 126.1, Maximum Depth = 40 feet, M.P.A. = 15 ppm, Secchi disk = 9 feet A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, and having a fish population of muskellunge, northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, perch, bluegills, black crappie, rock bass, and pumpkinseed. The shoreline is upland hardwood except for the entire north shore, which is shrub swamp and leatherleaf bog. The littoral bottom is mainly sand, with small areas of gravel and muck. Game value includes nesting and migratory waterfowl. Furbearer use is minor. There is one resort, one boat rental, one private camp, and 48 cottages on the lake. Public frontage consists of 0.01 mile of shoreline owned by the Town of Washington. There is an access on the southeast side of the lake, along with one undeveloped platted access.
1878800 Rusk Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Rusk Lake, T33N, R9W, Section 15 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, having a fish population of northern pike, walleyes, largemouth bass, bluegills, black crappies, pumpkinseed, and bullheads. The lake is subject to algae blooms. Shoreline types include 40 percent upland hardwood, 25 percent grass upland, and 35 percent fresh meadow. The littoral bottom is mainly sand, with some muck near the marsh areas. There is moderate duck nesting. There is one dwelling on the lake. The town of Rusk owns 0.01 mile of shoreline at the public access site on the west shore. Surface Acres = 12.0, Maximum Depth = 67 feet, M.P.A. = 13 ppm, Secchi disk = 3 feet
2350000 School Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County School Lake, T33N, R8W, Section 28 Surface Acres = 6.8, Maximum Depth = 43 feet, M.P.A. = 10 ppm, Secchi disk = 4 feet An acid bog lake with an outlet to Swift Creek with an estimated normal flow of 0.3 cfs. Northern pike, largemouth bass, bluegills, black crappie, perch, pumpkinseed, and bullheads make up the fish population. The panfish tend to be slow- growing. Except for the public access site, the entire lake is surrounded by tamarack and leatherleaf bog. Waterfowl nesting is limited to a few mallard and wood ducks. There is no private development and public frontage is limited to the access on the northwest shore.
1879000 South Cummings Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Cummings Lake- South, T33N, R9W, Section 3 Surface Acres = 8.9, Maximum Depth = 14 feet. M.P.A. = 23ppm, Secchi disk = 2 feet A soft water, seepage lake which is landlocked. Due to occasional winterkills, the only fish present are bullheads and minnows. The shoreline vegetation is about 55 percent pasture, 30 percent upland hardwood, and 15 percent leatherleaf bog. The bottom is nearly all muck except for a small area of gravel. Muskrats are present in significant numbers, and mallards are known to rest there. There is no public frontage or public access to the lake. Private development consists of one cottage.
2356000 Sugar Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Sugar Lake, T33N, R9W, Section 22 A soft water, seepage lake, landlocked, with a fish population of largemouth bass, bluegills, and pumpkinseed. The lake is subject to occasional partial winterkill. The shoreline is upland hardwood except for several small scattered areas of fresh meadow. The littoral bottom is about 75 percent sand with the remainder being muck. Nesting waterfowl includes mallards and wood ducks, and beaver are present. There is no private development, public frontage or access to the lake. Surface Acres = 33.7, Maximum Depth = 20 feet, M.P.A. = 14 ppm, Secchi disk = 2 feet
1838400 Cadotte Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Cadotte Lake T32N, R8W, Section 5 and T33N, R8W, Section 32 (Rusk County) An acid, bog lake, landlocked and subject to an occasional partial winterkill. Its fishery includes largemouth bass, bluegills and bullheads. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access road or private development. Public frontage on the lake amounts to .23 miles of County Forest Cropland. The lake area provides nesting ground for mallards, teal, wood ducks and mergansers. Surface Acres - 14.4, S.D.F. = 1.57, Maximum Depth = 44 feet
1838900 Camp Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Camp Lake T32N, R8W, Section 2 Surface Acres = 6.4, S.D.F. = 1.16, Maximum Depth = 18 feet An acid, bog lake, it is landlocked and has a fish population of forage minnows although bullheads are present. About 50 acres of wetlands provide habitat for nesting mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and mergansers. It is a wilderness-type lake with no access roads or private development. It has .40 miles of public frontage in County Forest Cropland ownership.
2350500 Chain Lake Source: 1963, Surface Water Resources of Chippewa County Chain Lake T32N, R9W, Sections 1, 2, 11, and 12. T33N, R8,9W, Sections 31, 36 A soft water, drainage lake on the Chippewa - Rusk County border. It is the southernmost lake of the Island Lake Chain. Its inlet stream is Cedar Creek flowing from Long Lake. Fish populations consist of a variety of species walleyes and bluegills are most common. Next are muskellunge, northern pike, largemouth bass, perch, black crappies and rock bass. Other species present include smallmouth bass, pumpkinseeds, warmouth bass, black bullheads, white suckers and longnose gar. The lake has some importance as a waterfowl resting place where puddle and diving ducks, coots and occasionally Canada geese stop. Muskrats are present and ducks using the area for nesting are mallards, blue-winged teal, wood ducks and hooded mergansers. Loon also use the lake for nesting. Access to the lake is had by a navigable water course between Chain Lake and McCann Lake. It has no road access. Private development includes four resorts, a boat rental place, 73 cottages and dwellings and one Rod and Gun Club camp. There are two undeveloped platted access roads to the lake, each of which are 12 feet wide. Surface Acres = 510, S.D.F. = 2.30, Maximum Depth = 78 feet (Rusk County)
2353600 Sand Lake Source: 1971, Surface Water Resources of Rusk County Sand Lake, T33N, R8W, Section 33 A soft water, seepage lake with an intermittent outlet to nearby Goose Lake. Northern pike, walleyes, and largemouth bass, are all abundant, and muskellunge are common. Other fish species include bluegills, perch, black crappie, rock bass, pumpkinseed, bullheads, and cisco. The shoreline is mainly upland hardwood and conifer, with scattered areas of bog. Littoral bottom types vary and include sand, gravel, rock and muck. Game includes beaver, muskrat, and nesting and migratory ducks. There are three resorts, one boat rental, and 48 cottages on the lake. Public frontage amounts to 0.05 mile of shoreline owned by the Town of Big Bend, and there is a public access on the west side of the lake. Surface Acres = 261.9, Maximum Depth = 91 feet, M.P.A. = 20 ppm, Secchi disk = 12 feet

 


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