1968 Map of Pitt

About this map

The Rainy River marks the international border between the United States and Canada in this northern Minnesota survey, where the Red Lake Indian Reservation occupies a significant portion of the landscape. The small settlement of Pitt serves as a focal point along the Canadian National railroad, which cuts across the terrain alongside several gravel operations. The water-rich environment is defined by the winding paths of the Winter Road River and West Fork Baudette River, as well as numerous smaller drainages like Peppermint Creek and Miller Creek. A traditional Winter Trail provides historical evidence of seasonal movement through the wetlands and forests, while the Hagen Sch reflects the rural community infrastructure of the late 1960s.