2016 Map of Vineland

About this map

The settlement of Vineland occupies a primary position on the western shores of Mille Lacs Lake, where the lake's waters begin their southern journey via the Rum River. This landscape is defined by its complex hydrology, with numerous smaller basins like Whitefish Lake, Humboldt Lake, and Bulldog Lake dotting the glacial terrain. The shoreline is marked by the prominent Shah-bush-kung Point, which shelters Wigwam Bay and Vineland Bay. Further south, the map reveals the transition into protected lands along Kathio State Park Rd, where Ogechie Lake serves as a critical widening of the river system. Local history is anchored by the Lakewood Cem near the lakefront and a network of county roads such as Co Rd 138, providing a detailed look at the 21st-century development and environmental features of this region at the intersection of four counties.