2011 Map of Lima Mountain

About this map

Lima Mountain and Brule Mountain dominate this corner of the Minnesota backcountry, defining a watershed where numerous lakes and streams feed into the South Brule River. The 2011 survey reveals an intricate glacial landscape, featuring an abundance of small, isolated water bodies such as Misquah Lake, Bower Trout Lake, and Ptarmigan Lake. Human infrastructure is sparse and primarily geared toward timber management and recreation, represented by unpaved corridors like the Lima Grade and Ball Club Rd. The presence of the Two Island Lake Campground and the East/West Twin Boat Access highlights the area's role as a destination for outdoor navigation. This landscape, characterized by drainage systems like Bluff Creek and Sickle Creek, remains largely focused on the connectivity between its many named lakes, from Little Trout Lake to the more remote Dislocation Lake.