2016 Map of Graff

About this map

Graff sits at the heart of this glacial landscape in Cass County, where the transition from dense wetlands to upland forests is defined by an intricate network of water bodies. The settlement is positioned near the Moose Lake Cem, serving as a small hub within a territory dominated by lakes like Round Lake, Crooked Lake, and the expansive Seven Lakes complex. Significant drainage features including Stony Brook, Mayo Cr, and Mosquito Cr carve through the terrain, illustrating the hydrological connectivity of the region. The map reveals a land structured by its natural features, with Alem Meadow providing a distinct break in the woodland cover. For local historians, the grid of secondary roads such as 64th St SW and Co Rd 25 shows how modern infrastructure has integrated with the numerous lakeshores and creeks of the Minnesota backcountry.