Booklet shows the Superior National Forest and includes a map of Superior National Forest with locations of boundaries, roads, canoe routes, ranger stations, lookout towers, campgrounds, fish hatcheries, points of historic and scenic interest. Superior National Forest booklet and map,

Wow!!! Awesome find!

Tom

A person could lose a lot of hours looking at maps from 100 years ago if they made the mistake of typing "Superior National Forest" in that search box above the booklet and then selected "Cartographic" from the list of media types.

They might, for example, spend a long time staring at this 1936 Sportsman's and Tourists' Map of Cook County in the Minnesota Arrowhead Country.

Or this 1924 map, annotated with the path of a snowshoe trip from Fall lake to Lutsen.

Or maybe a 1927 Map of Additions to the Superior National Forest, where one can try and figure out where all those ghosts of past logging came from, the ones they saw last summer while out in the middle of nowhere.

Probably best not to do this. I wouldn't have enjoyed it at all, had I accidentally done it myself, which I most certainly didn't.

Love this stuff, thanks for the resources!

Some new-to-me highlights:

Cypress (Ottertrack) Lake
Emby (Clearwater - Vento) Lake
Cacaquabic (Kekekabic) Lake
Flower (Flour) Lake - an improvement IMO!
Mullberg Lookout
Phone line from Tomahawk Rd to Prairie Portage
Phone line from Echo Trail to LLC boathouse

Bower Trout Lake. At least one later map I've seen calls it Lower Trout Lake. I always assumed this was a fun transcription error from the original Lower (seems to make sense) to Bower, but this older map turns that on its head.

It says Minnesota is the land of 5000 lakes???

Cool resources. Thanks to both of you for posting them.