2013 Map of Crosby

About this map

The Armour Number Two Mine stands as a significant industrial landmark in this lake-rich portion of Crow Wing County, situated just north of Ironton and Crosby. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of water bodies, including the large Serpent Lake and the Nokasippi River, which flows through the southern terrain toward Eagle Lake. Settlement patterns are concentrated along the northern corridor, where the proximity of Cuyuna, Trommald, and Deerwood reflects the region's mining and recreational heritage. Smaller communities like Klondyke and Oreland are located further south, connected by a grid of county roads and trails. Genealogists will find several burial sites preserved here, such as Irondale Cem, Lakewood Cem, and Deerwood Cem. Recreational infrastructure is evident at the Portsmouth Bay Campground and Lindey's Landing Airport, highlighting the area's transition into a modern leisure destination while maintaining its deep industrial roots.