1970 Map of Caseville
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
Caseville stands at the mouth of the Pigeon River, where the waterway meets the expansive waters of Saginaw Bay. This 1970 survey shows the village in its modern lakeside form, with many seasonal and permanent structures along the shoreline roads like Crescent Beach Road. Further inland, the map transitions into the agricultural landscape of Mc Kinley, characterized by a grid of rural roads and drainage infrastructure such as the Mc Kinley Drain. Local landmarks for genealogists and researchers include Caseville Cem, St Roch Ch, and St Johns Ch. The coastal geography is particularly detailed, showing the varied wetlands and inlets around Wildfowl Bay and Mud Lake, while the northern coastline is defined by Oak Point and the adjacent Oak Point Lake. Small inland water bodies like Doerr Lake and Little Doerr Lake dot the forested areas northeast of the town center.
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