2011 Map of Alice Lake

About this map

Alice Lake dominates this northern Minnesota landscape, serving as a central hub in a complex network of glacial water bodies within Lake County. The 2011 survey reveals an intricate wilderness geography where large lakes such as Thomas Lake and Lake Insula are connected by narrow channels and smaller basins like Cacabic Lake and Fraser Lake. This region is defined by its lack of roads and settlements, reflecting a protected environment where natural waterways provide the primary infrastructure. Drainage patterns are articulated by features such as Record Creek and River Lake, which link the eastern basins toward Malberg Lake. The map serves as a precise record of the shoreline configurations for dozens of named lakes, including Amber Lake, Fishdance Lake, and the remote Adams Lake near the northern boundary.