2010 Map of Mountain Ash Lake

About this map

Mountain Ash Lake lies at the center of this 2010 topographic survey of northern Minnesota, a region defined by its dense network of glacial basins and timber access roads. The landscape is characterized by a series of significant water bodies, including Hill Lake in the south and Little Pokegama Lake to the north, connected by drainage systems like Smith Creek and Morrison Brook. Human settlement here is sparse and primarily tied to the rural road network, which features long-standing routes such as W Splithand Rd and County Hwy-67. Genealogical interest is anchored by the Heavirland Family Cemetery located in the eastern portion of the quadrangle. Other notable landmarks include the Reco Field landing strip and unique local names like Dinner Pail Lake, suggesting the area's history as a place of seasonal recreation and forestry work.