2013 Map of Cloquet Lake

About this map

Superior National Forest encompasses this stretch of the Minnesota North Shore highlands, where a dense network of glacial lakes and creek drainages defines the landscape. The Cloquet Lookout Tower stands as a prominent man-made landmark near Cloquet Lake and Sink Lake, markers of the region's long history with forest management and fire observation. Transportation in this era is largely confined to forest routes such as Whyte Rd and Cloquet Lake Rd, which provide access to remote water bodies like Katherine Lake and Drake Lake. The drainage patterns are complex, with the East Branch Beaver River and various tributaries like Hen Cr and Big Thirtynine Cr winding through the timbered terrain, reflecting the hydrologic character of the Lake Superior watershed.