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Historical Markers in Solon Springs, Wisconsin
Superior is the county seat for Douglas County
Solon Springs is in Douglas County
Douglas County (22) ►
ADJACENT TO DOUGLAS COUNTY
Bayfield County (22) ►
Burnett County (5) ►
Sawyer County (9) ►
Washburn County (3) ►
Carlton County, Minnesota (10) ►
Lake County, Minnesota (61) ►
Pine County, Minnesota (18) ►
Saint Louis County, Minnesota (119) ►
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ADJACENT TO DOUGLAS COUNTY
Bayfield County (22) ►
Burnett County (5) ►
Sawyer County (9) ►
Washburn County (3) ►
Carlton County, Minnesota (10) ►
Lake County, Minnesota (61) ►
Pine County, Minnesota (18) ►
Saint Louis County, Minnesota (119) ►
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1 ► Wisconsin, Douglas County, Solon Springs — Brule-St. Croix Portage —  |
| Approximately one mile northeast of this point, a continental divide separates the watersheds of the Brule and St. Croix Rivers. The Brule flows north to Lake Superior and the St. Croix flows southerly to the Mississippi. A time worn trail connects . . . — — Map (db m23482) HM | |||
| 2 ► Wisconsin, Douglas County, Solon Springs — 120 — Brule–St. Croix Portage — |
| The Brule and St. Croix rivers provide the natural water highway between Lake Superior and the Upper Mississippi. Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Lhut, in 1680 was the first white man to use this passage. Traveling from Prairie du Chien in 1766, . . . — — Map (db m43476) HM | |||
| 3 ► Wisconsin, Douglas County, Solon Springs — The Brule St. Croix Portage — |
| Upper Lake St. Croix end of trail, discovered 1680. Indians, voyageurs, explorers, missionaries, traders and pioneers travelled this path from the waters of the Great Lakes to those of the Mississippi. To all who pass this way . . . — — Map (db m58505) HM | |||