This is a Parking Lot

The full geometry of this block has changed. This is now a much larger CircleK gas station. The main building is situated in the center of the block, and is roughly five times the size of the existing Holiday Stationstore geometry. The parking lot is a U-shaped area with parking on the front of the building, a long, thin fuel island canopy running parallel to the building and State Avenue, and another fuel island canopy behind and parallel to the building and 2nd Avenue. The U shaped parking lot wraps around the building on the south side, and the aperture of the shape stretches beyond the building on the North side until just before Elk Street NW. There are five entrances to the parking lot: the existing entrances from Lake Street NW and State Avenue have been widened, there are two new entrances on Elk Street NW, one roughly 40 feet from the intersection between Elk St. and State Ave., and another roughly 30 feet from the intersection of Elk St. and 2nd Avenue. There is one more new entrance on the Lake Street inline with the entrance near to Elk St. and 2nd Avenue. The alley from State Avenue and 2nd Avenue has been removed.

This is no longer a restaurant. I haven't been there myself, but Google and presumably the business owner says this place is "Reiki by Design," and it's listed as a day spa.

This is Heatmor, a manufacturing plant.

This is Craig's Collision Center and Warroad Rentals. It's unclear whether these are two separate businesses; they share a building and apparently a front desk as well.

This side of the building facing away from Lake Street is the Warroad Food Pantry

This is the Share & Care Thrift Store

This is Scoops Ice Cream Parlor.

This is Northland Community & Technical College

This is Russel's Hotel & Bar.