2014 Map of Ensign
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Hiawatha National Forest dominates the landscape of this Delta County quadrangle, where the upper reaches of the Ogontz River system drain toward the south. The small settlement of Ensign sits in the southwestern corner, serving as a primary point of human activity within a territory defined by intricate creek networks and low-lying wetlands. The hydrology here is complex, featuring the W Br Ogontz River, E Br Ogontz River, and the N Br Ogontz River, alongside several secluded water bodies such as Peterson Lake and Ramsey Lake.
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