Brule Lake topographic map

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Brule Lake

Brule Lake lies in a region which has seen human population since the end of the last ice age. It has variously been within the territory of the Dakota, Cree, Ojibwa, French, British, and Americans. It saw little development until the opening of a railroad that allowed loggers easier access to the interior of the Arrowhead region's dense pine forest. A survey of the region was made by Ulysses S. Grant II and Newton Horace Winchell in 1893, which established the surface elevation of the Brule and the heights of many of the hills around it. In 1898, the Duluth and Northern Minnesota Railroad was opened to service the logging firm of Alger, Smith Company, and in time a spur of this railroad was built to Lake Brule.

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Name: Brule Lake topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Brule Lake, West Cook, Cook County, Minnesota, United States (47.91864 -90.75860 47.95733 -90.58473)

Average elevation: 1,900 ft

Minimum elevation: 1,745 ft

Maximum elevation: 2,201 ft

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