2010 Map of Berner NE

About this map

Lower Red Lake dominates the eastern margin of this landscape, its expansive shoreline meeting the mouth of the Red Lake River. The hydrology of this northern Minnesota region is centered on the Lower Red Lake Dam, where the lake's waters begin their westward journey. The terrain is characterized by a network of specialized access roads and reservation highways, including Res Hwy 31 and Res Hwy 47, which trace the river's meanders. To the south, Sandy Lake sits tucked near the lakefront, while inland corridors like Farm Station Rd and Camp 4 Rd suggest a landscape managed for resource access or agriculture. This 2010 survey provides a clear view of the intersection between significant natural water bodies and the infrastructure required to manage the flow of the Red Lake watershed.