2010 Map of Princeton NE

About this map

The meandering Rum River carves a complex path through this portion of Mille Lacs County, defining a landscape shaped by glacial watercourses and late-twentieth-century rural development. Along its banks and the neighboring Woodward Brook, the terrain is marked by the winding routes of Bogus Brook and Vondell Brook, which feed into the primary river system. This area retains a strong connection to its early settling families and community foundations, evidenced by the presence of Wendell Hill Cemetery and Pilgrims Rest Cemetery. The map captures the transition of the local economy from its traditional roots toward a more structured grid of county roads and residential avenues, such as County Hwy 4, while landmarks like Mud Lake and Washburn Brook remain as constants in the low-lying geography north of Princeton.