2010 Map of Ranier

About this map

Ranier sits at the northern edge of this Minnesota landscape, positioned where Rainy Lake flows into the Rainy River along the international border. The local infrastructure of the early twenty-first century is defined by a network of county roads and the presence of the Ranier Post Office, serving the border community. To the east, the watery expanse of the lake is broken by Enos Island, Roberts Island, and Prues Island, while shoreline features like Ogard Point and High Rock Point mark the transition from land to water.