2011 Map of Lake Mitigwaki

About this map

The Mallard Lake Lookout Tower stands as a prominent point of navigation within this heavily forested portion of Iron County, overlooking a complex system of waterways and timber access roads. This 2011 survey details a landscape defined by its glacial hydrology, where the North Branch Paint River and the Tamarack River drain a series of interconnected basins. The presence of Lake Mitigwaki and Mallard Lake indicates the importance of these water bodies for local recreation and drainage. The map provides a precise record of the United States Forest Service infrastructure, including Federal Forest 2100 Rd and Federal Forest 3340 Rd, which cut through the dense network of named ponds and lakes such as Fisher Lake and Englesby Lake. This area remains largely dominated by forestry and natural conservation, with little permanent residential development shown.