1996 Map of Tobique

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Chippewa National Forest and the Indian Reservation dominate this mid-1990s terrain in Cass County, where a dense network of glacial lakes and waterways defines the landscape. The Boy River meanders through the western half, connecting Boy Lake and Inguadona Lake, while the Swift River cuts through the center toward Tobique Lake. This period of the 1990s shows the region's recreation and resource infrastructure, including a Boat Ramp at Mabel Lake and Boat Access (No Ramp) at Portage Lake, alongside active Gravel Pits and a Cemetery near the northern boundary. The intricate hydrography, featuring smaller bodies like Phelon, Wax, and Lost Girl Lake, reflects a classic Minnesota Northwoods environment managed for forest conservation and tribal land use.