The East Fork Of the Chippewa River
The East Fork Of the Chippewa River flows out of marshes in the southwest corner of Iron County, Wisconsin. It flows southwest through marshes and forests, much of the way through the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. It merges with the West Fork Of the Chippewa River at the Winter Dam on the southeast corner of Lake Chippewa. The main Chippewa River flows south below the dam.
The marsh that is the source of the East Fork
Less than a mile - as the crow flies - from the source of the East Fork, taken facing west from the Chippewa Fire Lane near Glidden
A mile or two downstream from the source of the East Fork on the Chippewa Fire Lane near Glidden
Typical terrain near the source of the East Fork
Swanson Creek, a tributary of the East Fork as it passes under Ashland County Highway GG
The East Fork at Bear Lake Road
A tributary of the East Fork off Bear Lake Road
A tributary of the East Fork off Stock Farm Road
The East Fork from the bridge of Ashland County Highway GG
Winter on the East Fork taken from Ashland County Highway GG
The bridge on Birkholtz Cutoff Road after a fresh snowfall
Birkholtz Cutoff Road Bridge over the East Fork
Bridge on Birkholtz Cutoff Road over the East Fork
The East Fork shot from the Birkholtz Cutoff Road Bridge
Panorama shot from one end of the Stockfarm Road Bridge
The East Fork flowing under the Stockfarm Road Bridge
The East Fork looking west from Clover Road
Fishtrap Lake Road Dam
Flowers and East Fork rapids near Sawyer County Highway B
Abandoned bridge on what was once Fishbach Road just downstream from Glidden
Silver Creek Road running through Wisconsin's Northern Highlands
A narrow stretch of The East Fork downstream from Silver Creek Road
Looking north from Silver Creek Road
Augustine Creek Road near Glidden
East Fork shot from Augustine Creek Road
The East Fork in Glidden
Pedestrian bridge over the East Fork in Glidden
Downtown Glidden. The East Fork is at the bottom of the dip in the road.