2013 Map of Sugar Point

About this map

Leech Lake dominates this landscape, framing a series of prominent peninsulas and islands within the Chippewa National Forest. The settlement of Federal Dam sits at the northern edge of the sheet, serving as a focal point for the surrounding wetlands and forests. The mapping of the Leech Lake Indian Reservation area is marked by several named points such as Fivemile Point, Sugar Point, and Battle Point, each connected by a network of forest roads including Co Hwy 73 NW and Battle Point Dr NW. Genealogy and local history researchers will find the White Cloud Cem situated on the western shore of the main peninsula. Further south, the large landmass of Bear Island rises from the water, while smaller features like Bobo Link Lake dot the interior woodlands, illustrating the complex shoreline and water-dominated geography of north-central Minnesota.