2011 Map of Eagles Nest

About this map

Bear Head Lake State Park dominates the southern half of this landscape, preserving a dense network of water bodies and islands in northern Minnesota. This 2011 survey illustrates the complex geography of the Eagles Nest region, where the interconnected basins of Eagles Nest Lake Number One, Eagles Nest Lake Number Three, and Eagles Nest Lake Number Four are separated by features like Stocking Point and Howes Point. Small settlements such as Robinson and McComber sit along the northern road corridors, while the winding courses of the Armstrong River and Beaver River drain the surrounding wetlands. This map provides a detailed view of seasonal access and shoreline development, naming numerous islands like Bear Island and Big Toe Island that reflect the area's history as a destination for recreation and isolation in the lake country.