2013 Map of Tom Lake

About this map

Superior National Forest defines the character of this northern wilderness, where a complex network of waterways and forest roads provides the primary infrastructure for the region. The landscape is punctuated by significant peaks like Farquhar Knob and lookout points such as the Devilfish Lookout Tower, which overlooks the expansive Devilfish Lake. The drainage patterns are intricate, with the Swamp River and Brule River cutting through the terrain alongside numerous smaller streams like Beaverdam Cr and Mons Cr. While permanent settlements are absent, the presence of various forest routes like Camp 12 Rd and Greenwood River Rd suggests a landscape managed for timber and conservation. Recreational access is marked by the Brule Valley Trl and Lonely Pine Trl, connecting various remote water bodies including Tom Lake and the secluded Lost Lake.