1957 Map of Two Harbors

Away from the coast, the terrain rises toward the interior highlands through a network of small settlements like Waldo, Alger, and Highland. The map documents a rugged timber and transit economy, evidenced by the Old Grade and several Gravel Pits. Water dominates the drainage patterns, with the Gooseberry River and Stewart River cutting through the forest toward prominent coastal landmarks such as Silver Cliff and Lafayette Bluff. Significant local landmarks like the Beaver Crossing Lookout Tower and Pork City Hill provide distinct navigational points in the heavily wooded Lake County backcountry.