2013 Map of Whyte

About this map

Superior National Forest encompasses the entirety of this landscape, where the iron-range legacy and timber history are etched into the drainage patterns of the Cloquet River and Stony River. The map highlights a network of forest transport and rail junctions, most notably Whyte, which serves as a central point for Forest Rte 395 and Whyte Rd. To the west and south, Greenwood Junction and Scott Junction mark critical nodes in the local infrastructure. The terrain is characterized by numerous small lakes and named watercourses like Phantom Lake and Driller Lake, alongside the prominent Peabody Hill. This 2013 survey provides a clear look at the hydrologic headwaters in the region, including Source Lake and the winding course of Lillian Cr, reflecting the modern management of these protected Minnesota woodlands.