2019 Map of Hackensack

About this map

Hackensack serves as the central hub of this northern Minnesota landscape, where the Boy River connects a chain of deep glacial waters including Birch Lake and Paquet Lake. The town's grid sits just north of Hillcrest Cem, reflecting a long-established community structure within the Chippewa National Forest. The map reveals a high concentration of recreational and residential development along the shores of Tenmile Lake, which is punctuated by the prominent Angel Island. To the west and south, the terrain transitions into a denser network of smaller water bodies like Jackpine Lake and Variety Lake, separated by the winding path of Stony Creek. This area's geography, defined by its numerous lakes and the intricate road systems like Co Hwy 6 and Hiram Twp 2, demonstrates the modern evolution of Cass County's lake-centered economy and rural settlement patterns.