2011 Map of Conners Island

About this map

Saganaga Lake dominates the northern reaches of this landscape along the Minnesota-Ontario border, where the Granite River serves as a primary aqueous artery connecting a network of smaller interior water bodies. The geography is characterized by an intricate sequence of lakes, including Morris Lake, Reward Lake, and Shadow Lake, separated by narrow channels and portage points like Saganaga Falls and the sharp bend at Devils Elbow. Human activity is concentrated at Blackenburg Landing in the southwest, accessed by Sea Gull Lake Rd. The map documents a pristine island-dotted environment, highlighting named landforms such as Conners Island, Oskenonton Island, and Pine Island. The southeastern corner is defined by the Pine River drainage, which flows near Clove Lake and Larch Lake, illustrating the complex hydrology of this borderland region.