2019 Map of Alexandria East

About this map

Alexandria serves as the focal point of this lake-dominated landscape, where the city’s northeastern expansion meets a complex network of glacial water bodies. The central corridor is defined by the narrow passage between Lake Le Homme Dieu and Lake Geneva, a topographical bottleneck that has historically shaped local transport and development. To the north, the Long Prairie River meanders toward Lake Carlos, anchoring the settlement of Carlos and its nearby Carlos Cem. The map reveals a dense concentration of shoreline residential development, particularly around Kecks Point and Tolena Point, illustrating the transition from the city's grid to the winding recreational roads of the lakefront. Further east, the smaller settlement of Nelson and the Nelson Cem mark a shift toward a more rectilinear agricultural grid, punctuated by local landmarks like Fahlun Cem and Emmanuel Cem.