2013 Map of Princeton SW

About this map

The Saint Francis River and its accompanying drainage systems, including County Ditch Number Six and County Ditch Number Three, define the low-lying hydrology of this central Minnesota landscape. Situated on the border between Mille Lacs and Sherburne counties, the area transitions from the more developed western edge of Princeton into a mosaic of wetlands and watercourses. Significant features include Rice Lake and Pool 7, while the northern reaches are marked by the meandering paths of Battle Brook, Prairie Brook, and the W Br Rum River. Local heritage is anchored by the Greenbush Cem, located near the intersection of 20th St and 155th Ave NW. The map's detail reveals an extensive rural road network such as MN-95 and various township roads that navigate around the complex wetlands of the region.