2017 Map of Cedar River

About this map

The Cedar River mouth serves as a focal point for this section of the Upper Peninsula coastline, where the river empties into the waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan. This 2017 study illustrates the rural character of Cedarville Township, defined by its complex network of wetlands and drainage systems including Deer Creek and Elwood Creek. Near the shoreline, the small settlement of Cedar River is accompanied by the Cedar River Cemetery, providing a specific point of interest for those tracing local lineages. Further north along the coast, the hamlet of Fox sits near the mouth of another tributary, while the Cedar River Trail offers a modern route through the wooded lowlands. Distinctive coastal features like Deadmans Point and the confluence of the Walton River highlight the area's geography, where logging roads and local routes like Dunkas Road and River Road provide access to the interior forests.