The Saint Louis River and its meandering channel define the southern landscape of this northern Minnesota region, where the township lines of St. Louis and Carlton counties meet. The settlement of Saginaw serves as a central point for a network of local routes including Saginaw Rd and Maki Rd, while the smaller community of Brevator sits to the south near its namesake Brevator Cem. This era shows a mix of recreational and residential development surrounding Grand Lake, Little Grand Lake, and Baby Grand Lake, alongside infrastructure such as the Country Haven Airport and Swan Field. The hydrography is particularly dense here, featuring the Pine River, Dutch Slough, and Beartrap Cr. Researchers will find significant genealogical interest in the Holy Family Cemeteries located near the southern boundary, as well as the distinct geographic feature of Pine Island nestled between the river forks.
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1953 · Twig
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1953 · Saginaw
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1953 · Adolph
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1953 · Alborn
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1953 · Brookston
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1953 · Independence
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1953 · Duluth
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1954 · Cloquet
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1954 · Esko
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1954 · Iverson
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