Flag River facts for kids
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| Other name(s) | Spencers River |
| Country | United States |
| State | Wisconsin |
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| Main source | Town of Port Wing 46°41′26″N 91°16′48″W / 46.6904932°N 91.2799098°W |
| River mouth | Lake Superior CDP of Port Wing 604 ft (184 m) 46°47′23″N 91°23′22″W / 46.7896571°N 91.3893515°W |
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The Flag River is a river in Wisconsin, USA. It flows through Bayfield County. This river starts in a special natural area. It then travels to Lake Superior.
Where the Flag River Flows
The Flag River begins its journey in the Town of Port Wing. This starting point is inside the Moquah Barrens Research Natural Area. A natural area is a place protected for its unique plants and animals.
The River's Path
After starting, the river flows through the Town of Orienta. Then, it goes back into the Town of Port Wing. The river passes by the small community of Port Wing. Finally, it empties into Lake Superior. Lake Superior is one of the Great Lakes.
Nearby Wildlife Area
Right next to the Flag River, on its east side, is the Flag River State Wildlife Area. This area helps protect local wildlife. It is a home for many different animals and plants.
