2016 Map of Isabella Lake

About this map

Forest Center serves as a focal point within this portion of the Superior National Forest, situated south of the sprawling waters of Isabella Lake. This landscape is defined by a dense network of glacial lakes and interconnecting waterways, including the Isabella River and Island River, which dominate the central and northern sections of the map. The Powwow Trail winds through the northern terrain, connecting remote points like Wilder Lake and Hump Lake, illustrating the recreational and navigational paths established through the timberlands. To the south, the terrain remains saturated with smaller water bodies such as Sapphire Lake and Nine A M Lake, alongside drainage features like Arrowhead Cr and Comfort Cr. This 2016 survey provides a precise look at the modern state of these northern woods, where the proximity of Tomahawk and established forest roads highlights the intersection of resource management and wilderness preservation.