2011 Map of Little Ball Club Lake

About this map

Ball Club Lake and the Ball Club Impoundment dominate the southern landscape of this Itasca County territory, part of a complex hydrologic network in northern Minnesota. The First River meanders across the northern sections, connecting isolated water bodies like Egg Lake and flowing toward the larger Bowstring Lake visible at the northeastern corner. This area is defined by its extensive wetlands and managed water levels, where Fishermans Brook drains south through low-lying terrain. Human infrastructure is limited to a grid of county roads and forest routes, including Co Hwy 37 and Frazer Rd, which serve the scattered homes and seasonal camps near Little Ball Club Lake and Tuttle Lake. The map reveals a transition from open water to marshy impoundments, reflecting the region's focus on water management and recreation.