Organized January 5, 1883, was named for its large Pine Lake, through which the Red River flows, originally bordered by valuable white pine timber. The three pine species of this state, each common or frequent through northeastern Minnesota, reach the southwestern limit of their geographic range in the east part of this county.
Source: The Book “Minnesota Geographic Names: Their Origin and Historic Significance” Volume 17 – 1920 By Warren Upham”
| Chairman | Robert Sieling |
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| Supervisor | Al Starzl |
| Supervisor | Pete Snortum |
| Clerk | Susan Schmid |
| Treasurer | Kenneth R Guck |
| Location | 40929 Co Rd 53, New York Mills |
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| Day/Time | First Wednesday at 7 p.m. |
| Population | 639 |
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| Area | 35.64541 square miles |
| Major Lakes | Big Pine |
| Minor Civil Division | 2711151208 |
| Township and Range | T 136N - R 38W |
| Commissioner Districts | District 1 |
| Cities in this area | There are no cities in this township |
| Polling Place(s) | Minnesota Secretary of State - Poll Finder |
