2011 Map of Long Lost Lake

About this map

Glacial lakes and dense woodland roads dominate this portion of Becker County, where the landscape is defined by a high density of water bodies ranging from the expansive Long Lost Lake to smaller basins like Hoot Owl Lake and West Cranberry Lake. The road network is primarily composed of winding rural routes and fireways, such as Big Hill Fireway and Waptus McKenzie Lake Rd, suggesting a region dedicated to timber management and seasonal recreation. The proximity of Juggler Lake and Bad Medicine Lake in the southern portion of the quadrangle highlights the area's intricate hydrology, with Bear Creek providing a primary drainage course through the timberland. This 2011 survey captures the area before significant modern development, showing the established access points like Peninsula Rd and Anchor Hill Rd that serve the remote lakefronts.