2013 Map of Schroeder

About this map

Schroeder sits at the mouth of the Cross River, where the North Shore's rocky topography meets the expanse of Lake Superior. This 2013 survey illustrates the density of the Superior National Forest, characterized by numerous drainage systems including the Two Island River, Temperance River, and Fredenberg Cr. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the elevated timberlands of the interior down to the lake shore, where the industrial presence of Taconite Harbor contrasts with the recreational sites nearby. Local landmarks such as the Schroeder Cem, the Po, and Lamb's Campground and Resort mark the core of the community. Inland, isolated water bodies like Dyers Lake, Dogwood Lake, and Ruffy Lake dot the forest, connected by a network of local roads such as Six Hundred Rd and Temperance Rd.