1985 Map of Pigeon Point

About this map

Pigeon Point extends into the cold waters of Lake Superior in this 1985 survey, marking the northeasternmost tip of Minnesota where the international boundary meets the Great Lakes. The landscape is dominated by the wilderness of Grand Portage State Forest and the vast expanse of Isle Royale National Park to the southeast. Along the northern edge, the Pigeon River serves as the winding natural border between the United States and Canada, flowing through the Thunder Bay District before emptying into Pigeon Bay.