2014 Map of Au Train

About this map

Au Train sits at the meeting of river and bay, a settlement shaped by the drainage patterns of the Upper Peninsula. The Au Train River flows northward from the expansive Au Train Lake, passing under the Douchette Bridge and Cameron Crossing Bridge before reaching Au Train Bay on Lake Superior. This landscape is defined by its water features, ranging from the coastal prominence of Au Train Point to the interior Cole Creek Falls and Scott Falls. Within the Hiawatha National Forest, the terrain is marked by numerous small bodies of water like Paulson Lake and Joel Pond. For those researching local heritage, the Au Train Township Cemetery is documented north of the main settlement. The presence of the N-Country National Scenic Trail crossing the southern portion of the map indicates the area's continued importance for recreation and forest access.