1959 Map of Pigeon Point

About this map

Pigeon Point reaches deep into Lake Superior in this late-1950s study of the borderlands between Minnesota and Ontario. The northern edge of the map is defined by the Pigeon River, where dramatic landmarks like Pigeon Falls and Middle Falls mark the rugged descent toward the Great Lakes. A primary Port of Entry stands at the terminus of the International Highway, serving as a critical crossing point for travelers and trade between the Canada United States border.