2010 Map of Ponemah NE

About this map

Upper Red Lake dominates the southern landscape of this northern Minnesota region, providing a clear view of the shoreline and hydrology as it existed in 2010. The map details the transition from the open water of the lake to the low-lying interior, where drainage and water management are critical to the landscape's utility. Significant man-made alterations to the natural water flow are evident through Ditch Number Thirty, which runs northward toward the boundary. Local transport is represented by the Blanchard Forest Rd, which skirts the northern edge of the lake before crossing the Deer River. This survey is particularly useful for understanding the modern water management and infrastructure within this portion of the Red Lake Reservation.