Gitche Gumee waterfront lot! You need this...and I mean, that YOU NEED THIS LOT! Own a 1.12 acre piece of land with 75' of frontage on the great, amazing, awesome, incredible, Lake Superior. Located minutes from the bustling metropolis of Superior and Duluth. Bring your camper and your hotdog sticks. Heck, bring a friend or 2 if you want, but you need this piece of land to go and play on. There was a beach there the last time I was there, but next time it might be gone and then the next time it will be back again. This is some of the most active waterfront that you can buy. Who knows what will wash up on the shore! Internet, electrical are a long way from this land. This is truly living off the grid, but people do it! Satellite internet and cell phone coverage worked the last time I was there. There is only one lake that has such raw power in this world and you can own a piece of it! "Gitche Gumee," meaning "Great Sea" or "Big Water" in Ojibwe, is an Ojibwe name for Lake Superior, popularized by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem, "The Song of Hiawatha," and later by Gordon Lightfoot's song "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald". When the waves are crashing, you can feel it in your bones.