Elbow Lake, White Earth Reservation

Located at White Earth Reservations southeastern portion, CDP or Census Designated Place of Elbow Lake is a dying community. Below are several links to Bing Maps photos of parts of Elbow Lake and the scenic land around this small Ojibwa village. Accoring to 2020's census Elbow Lake CDP has a population of 118. Supposedly it's population increased between 2010 and 2020, from 95 to 118. That is incorrect however. It increased at the predominantly white Elbow Lake yet not at the predominantly Ojibwa Elbow Lake. Ojibwa's are possibly leaving the Elbow Lake region because of extreme white racism. Many whites have settled around nearby Tulaby Lake (Tulaby Lake is the culprit) and around Elbow Lake. Whites living around Tulaby Lake and Elbow Lake have to get out. They're not behaving themselves. American leaders must force them to leave if they have to. Same applies to all whites who have settled around lakes at all Ojibwa Reservations. There are far more whites living at the Elbow Lake region than Ojibwa's. Looking at road views of this community tells you it's a dying community. Ojibwa's make up 55.1% of the population. Whites 24.6%. Mixed bloods 16.9%. Mexicans 0.8%. Reservation leaders must do something about "The White Problem" at White Earth Reservation. White leaders are creating terrible mistakes. This Reservations lakes are being invaded by the evil white race. White leaders are supposed to prove that whites are the brothers and sisters of natives. They're not doing that. They're proving they are the enemies of natives! The Elbow Lake region was either settled by Mille Lacs Ojibwa's or Pillager Ojibwa's from Leech Lake Reservation. Elbow Lake has a land area of 1.34 sq. mi. or 3.46 sq. km. Elevation is 1,601 feet or 488 meters above sea level.

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