Final Report of the International Joint Commission On the Lake of the Woods Reference

This report, published in 1917, provides a comprehensive analysis of water quality and associated issues in the Lake of the Woods region, which spans the border between the United States and Canada. The report covers a broad range of topics related to the lake and its watershed, including fisheries, hydrology, land use, and the impacts of human activities. The report's recommendations for addressing these issues continue to inform policymaking in the region today.

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