1985 Map of Pigeon Point

About this map

The Pigeon River serves as the international boundary on this mid-1980s topographic survey, separating the wild northern reaches of Cook Co, Minnesota, from Ontario. The landscape is defined by the significant shoreline of Lake Superior, where the prominent peninsula of Pigeon Point extends into the cold waters toward Isle Royale National Park. To the north, the urban and industrial footprint of Thunder Bay and Mission Flats stands in contrast to the heavily forested interior of the Grand Portage Indian Reservation.