2014 Map of Big Ravine Creek

About this map

The Lower South Branch Thunder Bay River meanders northward through this Alpena County landscape, joined by numerous tributaries that define the local topography. This 2014 survey captures a rural Michigan township characterized by a dense grid of section roads bearing local family names such as Kowalski Rd, Brilinski Rd, and Beaudoin Rd. These corridors link the sparse residential clusters and agricultural tracts that occupy the higher ground between the river's drainage basins. For genealogists and local historians, the Hubbard Lake Cem at the southern edge of the sheet serves as a primary point of interest. The network of waterways including Big Ravine Creek and Wolf Creek highlights the area's hydrology, while the intersection of Hubbard Lake Rd and Werth Rd marks a central point for navigating this northern interior terrain.