2019 Map of Kerrick

About this map

Kerrick and Duquette serve as the primary focal points of this Pine County landscape, where the northern timberlands meet a network of wetlands and small glacial lakes. The topography is defined by the drainage patterns of the Willow River and the Little Willow River, which meander through a series of sections dominated by low-lying bogs and marshes. Local history is anchored by the presence of Saint Michaels Cem near Kerrick and the Catholic Cem to the north in Duquette, reflecting the early settlement patterns of this rural Minnesota region. The map highlights numerous named water bodies including Walthausen Lake, Hicks Lake, and Bartels Lake, which are interconnected by seasonal streams like Sand Cr and Larsons Cr. A grid of county roads, including Co Hwy 45 and Co Hwy 44, provides the framework for navigating this transition zone between open forest and protected wetlands.