2013 Map of Page

About this map

Page serves as a central point of settlement within this portion of Mille Lacs County, situated along the north-south corridor of Us-169. The landscape is defined by its complex hydrology, with the meandering Rum River cutting through the center and east of the township. This waterway is fed by several tributaries including Robinson Brook, Burnt Lane Brook, and Whitney Brook, which drain the surrounding wetlands and fields. The transition between the water courses and the agricultural grid is visible through the section-line roads, such as 310th St and 150th Ave. While primarily rural, the density of these numbered routes and named paths like Marsh Rd reflects a long-established pattern of township development and land division. To the north, the terrain is shaped by the forks of Bradbury Brook, showing how the natural drainage dictated early local boundaries and travel routes.