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Wisconsin State Natural Areas Program
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Within Town Corner Wildlife Area, Marinette County. T35N-R19E, Sections 1, 2. 306 acres.
From Amberg, go west on Dow Dam Road 3.4 miles, then north on Smiley Road 2.4 miles, then north on Rock Road 0.8 miles and park. Walk east 0.1 mile into the site.
Situated just southwest of Town Corner Lake, Town Corner Cedars supports northern wet-mesic forest dominated by white cedar. A small undeveloped seepage bay lake is situated in the center of the cedar swamp. Good cedar reproduction is occurring north of the lake. Town Corner Cedars is owned by the DNR and was designated a State Natural Area in 2007.
The WDNR's State Natural Areas Program is comprised of lands owned by the state, private conservation organizations, municipalities, other governmental agencies, educational institutions, and private individuals. Therefore, while the majority of SNAs are open to the public, access may vary accordingly. Public use restrictions may apply due to public safety, or to protect endangered or threatened species or unique natural features. Lands may be temporarily closed due to specific management activities. Users are encouraged to contact the land owner for more specific details.
The data shown on these maps have been obtained from various sources, and are of varying age, reliability, and resolution. The data may contain errors or omissions and should not be interpreted as a legal representation of legal ownership boundaries.
Please come prepared for your visit. Amenities vary from site to site with most SNAs being primitive and without facilities. See Guidelines for Visitation for details.
Most DNR-owned SNAs allow:
Some exceptions apply. Properties closed to the public or closed to specific use, such as hunting, will be posted.
***For non-DNR-owned SNAs: Additional use guidelines may apply. Please verify any use restrictions with the landowner or contact the SNA Program. Landowners may require additional permits or restrict the number of hunters at a given SNA to provide a quality hunting experience. SNA landowners can be found at the bottom of each SNA description page.
Please note that a permit is required for scientific collection and research on State Natural Areas. For more information, contact Thomas Meyer, State Natural Areas Program Specialist.
For more information on rules governing state-owned SNAs and other state lands, please consult Wisconsin's Administrative Code Chapter NR 45 (exit DNR)