2019 Map of Richmond

About this map

The Sauk River winds through this Central Minnesota landscape, defining the northern edge of a dense glacial lake chain that characterizes the region. In the northeast, the settlement of Richmond is established along the river banks, anchored by the Saints Peter and Paul Cem. The topography is defined by an intricate network of interconnected water bodies, including the complex shorelines of Horseshoe Lake, Cedar Island Lake, and Big Lake. Further west, the small community of Roscoe sits near the intersection of Co Rd 114 and Co Hwy 12. This 2019 survey illustrates a landscape where residential development and recreational property are tightly integrated with the natural hydrology of the lakes, from the smaller Meyers Lake to the sprawling Long Lake and Browns Lake in the south. The township grid is clearly marked by a series of numbered county roads and local streets like W Torah Dr, which connect these dispersed waterfront settlements.