2016 Map of Cayuga

About this map

Cayuga and Turkey Ford serve as primary anchors in this landscape along the border of Ottawa and Delaware counties. The shoreline of Grand Lake O' the Cherokees and Lake O the Cherokees defines the southwestern terrain, with the Cowskin Bridge crossing a central arm of the water. This region is marked by significant local history sites, including Council Hollow and several family or community burial grounds such as Council House Cem and Bassett Grove Cem. The map illustrates a rural network where small settlements are connected by local routes like Cayuga Rd and Rd 240, weaving through landforms such as Fisher Flats and Wolf Point. To the east, the waters of Buffalo Creek and Elk River join the larger lake system, while the northern reaches include the winding path of Brush Cr near the county line.