Red Cedar, Minnesota

Red Cedar (initially Ggamiskwawakacog) was a small midwestern town located at the heart of Pike Bay County, Minnesota, along the shores of Cass Lake, directly south of Star Island.
Existing at the intersection between US Route 2 and MN 371, Red Cedar laid well within the boundaries of the Chippewa National Forest and was part of the Leech Lake Indian Reservation, Red Cedar was home to roughly 770 and was home to several churches (most notably the Church of Ggamiskwawakacog), two small schoolhouses, a tavern, casino, a small pier, and a motel.
A 20ft wood-carved statue of Paul Bunyon stood erected on the town's eastern limits, while a smaller statue of Babe the Blue Bull stood in the town's west end.
==History==
Prior to the Apocalypse, the majority of the town's populace either worked in Bemidji, maintained small businesses within the town itself, or worked at a nearby papermill several kilometers outside the town's limits. 
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==Further notes==
* Red Cedar was loosely based on the both the real world city of Bemidji and occupies the same location as the real world town of Cass Lake, which is part of Pike Bay Township in Cass Lake County. 
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