2011 Map of Au Train

About this map

Au Train sits at the mouth of the Au Train River where it meets the southern shore of Lake Superior. This coastal landscape is defined by the transition from the sandy expanse of Au Train Bay to the inland waters of Au Train Lake. The settlement pattern follows the river's winding path, connected by landmarks like the Doucette Bridge and the Cameron Crossing Bridge. Moving inland, the terrain shifts from the shoreline to a network of creeks and small falls, including Scott Falls and Cole Creek Falls. Local history is anchored by the Au Train Township Cemetery, while the recreational character of the area is highlighted by the Au Train Lake Campground. To the east, the landscape becomes more secluded, featuring the Cedar Bog Lake and the prominent Ridge that overlooks the forest and wetlands of Alger County.