2019 Map of Lake Jeanette

About this map

The borderlands between Minnesota and Canada are defined here by a dense network of glacial lakes and waterways within the Superior National Forest. This remote stretch of St. Louis County shows the international boundary cutting through Loon Lake, where the Loon River flows toward the northwest. The landscape is characterized by its primitive connectivity, dominated by historic routes like the Sioux Hustler Trail and the Echo Trail that navigate around significant water bodies such as Lake Jeanette and Wolfpack Lake. A notable topographical feature is the Devils Cascade, situated along the water route between the larger lakes. The map details various forest service routes and spurs, including Maude Lake Spur A, which provides access to smaller interior features like Pauline Lake and Maude Creek.