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Road Item |
Road Summary |
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(83.5) |
0.0
(51.9) |
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Welcome to Wisconsin |
| 0.0
(83.5) |
0.0
(51.9) |
Community of Eagle River
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Junction of highways # 32 & 45. North to communities of Conover, Land O' Lakes, Waters Meet. Eagle River is the heart of Northwoods fishing. Their lakes are known for their trophy-sized musky, but you 're also bound to catch walleye and bass. When the leaves begin to turn the fall foliage is brilliant.
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| 1.6
(81.9) |
1.0
(50.9) |
Junction of highways #32 & 45 south
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South to communities of Clearwater Lake, Three Lakes, Monico. |
| 2.2
(81.3) |
1.4
(50.5) |
Catfish Road
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| 8.7
(74.8) |
5.4
(46.5) |
Services at highway
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Fuel, south side of highway. |
| 10.2
(73.3) |
6.3
(45.5) |
Nicolet National Forest western boundary
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Roadside turnout with information sign. Paved turnout, no services. The Chequamegon-Nicolet is also home to over 44,000 acres of Wilderness Areas. Five wilderness areas are located on the Forest - Blackjack Springs, Headwaters, Porcupine Lake, Rainbow Lake, and Whisker Lake. These areas offer the quiet and solitude of those who really want to get back to nature. Highlighted by its unique forest landscapes and abundant wetlands, the Chequamegon-Nicolet is a hiker's paradise. |
| 12.2
(71.3) |
7.6
(44.3) |
Junction of National Parks Roadway # 2178
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Access to campgrounds, both sides of highway. |
| 13.6
(69.9) |
8.5
(43.4) |
Access to National Forest Campgrounds
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| 13.8
(69.7) |
8.6
(43.3) |
View from highway
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Driving east. |
| 14.0
(69.5) |
8.7
(43.2) |
Forest County
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Western boundary. Forest County was created from portions of Langlade and Oconto counties by an Act of the Legislature in 1885. The county was given the name Forest because of the dense forest which covered the county when it was created.
Forest County has an abundance of lakes totaling 21,882 acres. Its network of waterways is unique and consists of 850 miles of fabulous trout streams. There are 120 lakes in Forest County where pan fish, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleyed pike, pickerel, and muskies are common.
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| 16.7
(66.8) |
10.4
(41.5) |
Junction of Roadway # 2460
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Access to Spectacle Lake Recreational Area. Spectacle Lake, covers 171 acres and has a small sand beach area. Sailboats, paddleboats, rowboats, canoes and fishing boats are available.
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| 18.2
(65.3) |
11.3
(40.6) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2119
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Access to National Forest Campground, north of highway. |
| 19.3
(64.2) |
12.0
(39.9) |
Access to Kentuck Lake Recreational Area
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North of highway. |
| 21.5
(62.0) |
13.4
(38.5) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2176
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| 22.8
(60.7) |
14.2
(37.7) |
View from highway
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Driving east. |
| 29.2
(54.3) |
18.1
(33.7) |
Windsor Dam Road
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Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2174, south side of highway. |
| 30.9
(52.6) |
19.2
(32.7) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2175
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South side of highway. |
| 32.2
(51.3) |
20.0
(31.9) |
Junction of highway # 55
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South to communities of Argonne, Crandon. North to communities of Alvin, Nelma, Iron River. |
| 34.5
(49.0) |
21.4
(30.4) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2526
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North of highway. |
| 35.5
(48.0) |
22.1
(29.8) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2169
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South of highway. |
| 38.8
(44.7) |
24.1
(27.8) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2172
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North side of highway. |
| 41.1
(42.4) |
25.5
(26.3) |
Lily Pad Road
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Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2424, South side of highway. |
| 44.2
(39.3) |
27.5
(24.4) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2453 (Flannigan Road )
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| 44.5
(39.0) |
27.7
(24.2) |
Florence County
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Western boundary.Florence County, created in 1881 from Marinette and Oconto Counties, is named after Florence Julst, the first white woman to settle in the area. Located in northeast Wisconsin, the county seat is Florence. |
| 45.2
(38.3) |
28.1
(23.8) |
View from highway
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Driving east. |
| 46.0
(37.5) |
28.6
(23.3) |
Junction of highway #139
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South to communities of Long Lake, Newald, Cavour. North to communities of Stambaugh, Iron River. NOTE, highway #139 overlaps highway # 70 at this point east. |
| 49.2
(34.3) |
30.6
(21.3) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway #2423
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Access to campground. |
| 50.0
(33.5) |
31.1
(20.8) |
Services at highway
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Fuel at highway. Note: Highway #139 overlap of highway #70 ends at this point and heads south. |
| 52.3
(31.2) |
32.5
(19.4) |
Community of Tipler
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Junction of National Forest Roadway #2450, access to campground, south side of highway. |
| 53.5
(30.0) |
33.2
(18.6) |
View from highway
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Driving east. Note 'Golden Eagle in flight' in foreground. |
| 56.5
(27.0) |
35.1
(16.8) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2450
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Access to Lost Lake Recreational Area. Lost Lake is 541 acres of water which is surrounded by cabins and resorts and on north end is a baseball field. Each day you could see eagles, otters, osprey and loons visit you on the lake. You can fish for Northern, Walleye, Bass and Musky. |
| 57.9
(25.6) |
36.0
(15.9) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway #2152
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North of highway |
| 58.5
(25.0) |
36.4
(15.5) |
View from highway
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Driving east. |
| 61.2
(22.3) |
38.0
(13.9) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway #2151
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North of highway. |
| 63.7
(19.8) |
39.6
(12.3) |
View from highway
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Driving east. |
| 63.7
(19.8) |
39.6
(12.3) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway # 2154
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Access to campground and hiking trails. |
| 64.3
(19.2) |
40.0
(11.9) |
Junction of National Forest Roadway #2150
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Access to National Forest Perch Lake campground & recreational area. |
| 68.2
(15.3) |
42.4
(9.5) |
View from highway
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Driving east. |
| 68.5
(15.0) |
42.6
(9.3) |
Nicolet National Forest
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Eastern boundary.The Chequamegon-Nicolet is also home to over 44,000 acres of Wilderness Areas. Five wilderness areas are located on the Forest - Blackjack Springs, Headwaters, Porcupine Lake, Rainbow Lake, and Whisker Lake. These areas offer the quiet and solitude of those who really want to get back to nature. Highlighted by its unique forest landscapes and abundant wetlands, the Chequamegon-Nicolet is a hiker's paradise.
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| 72.0
(11.5) |
44.7
(7.1) |
View from highway
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Driving east. |
| 79.5
(4.0) |
49.4
(2.5) |
Junction of highway #101
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South to the communities of Fence, Armstrong Creek. |
| 83.3
(0.2) |
51.8
(0.1) |
Access to National Forest Information Centre
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North side of highway. |
| 83.5
(0.0) |
51.9
(0.0) |
Community of Florence
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Services fuel at highway. Located in the Wild Rivers County of the Northwoods, Florence has much to offer. Enjoy camping, hunting, fishing and all the other wilderness experiences in this unspoiled area.
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| 83.5
(0.0) |
51.9
(0.0) |
Junction of highways #2 & 141
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North to community of Crystal Falls. North to Michigan Bewabic State Park Campground. A 144-site campground is situated in a shady, wooded site. Most of the sites have buffer strips between them to allow for privacy and every site has electricity, a fire ring and a picnic table. Picnic areas, a hiking trail, two playgrounds, an excellent beach and a boat launch to Fortune Lake are among the additional amenities at this park. Perch, bass, bluegill and walleye are plentiful in Fortune Lake. Many other points of interest in the area are within easy reach, such as Horse Race Rapids, Chicaugon Falls, Pentoga Park with its Indian burial ground, Iron Mountain Iron Mine and the Iron County Museum in Caspian. Using scaled down, working models, the museum displays the history of the logging and mining industries of the area.
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(0.0) |
51.9
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Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide
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East to Michigan / Wisconsin State Line,13 miles |
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