
Lake Charlevoix and its long South Arm define the geography of this northern Michigan landscape, where the lake's deep waters meet the high ground of Avalanche Mountain. The era's infrastructure is visible in the Sewage Disposal plant at Boyne City and the Radio Tower overlooking the water. Moving inland, the terrain transitions into the heavily forested tracts of the Pigeon River State Forest, a region defined by complex hydrography including Intermediate Lake and the winding Jordan River.
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