2013 Map of Wahkon North

About this map

Wahkon sits at the southern edge of this map, serving as the primary hub for the shoreline along Mille Lacs Lake. The expansive waters of the lake dominate the central area, dotted with small landmarks like Hennepin Island and the Upper Twin and Lower Twin Islands. Along the southern coast, the local geography is defined by a mix of residential roads and community institutions, including the Galloway Youth Camp. The northern shoreline features prominent geographic markers such as Hunters Point and Big Point, where MN-18 follows the curve of the lake toward the Aitkin County line. This area illustrates the specialized landscape of a Minnesota lake community, where the land is primarily organized around access to the water, shown through features like Spider Island and the numerous small bays and points that define the coast near Pope Point.