2010 Map of Goodland

About this map

The Goodland Post Office serves as the central landmark for the small settlement of Goodland, located in a landscape defined by an extensive network of glacial lakes and slow-moving waterways. This 2010 survey shows a terrain dominated by water features, from the curiously named Lammon Aid Lake in the northwest to the southern reaches of Pancake Lake. The drainage pattern is led by the West Branch Floodwood River and Bruce Creek, which navigate through a low-lying area where numerous smaller bodies like Rosholt Lake, Twin Lake, and New Lake are connected by a system of rural county roads. The road network, including County Hwy-16 and Plum Rd, highlights how modern infrastructure has adapted to the saturated soils of the northern woods, providing access to these scattered water bodies and the surrounding timberland.