1985 Map of Chippewa Point

About this map

Big Bay De Noc dominates this shoreline survey, where the terrestrial landscape of Delta County meets the expansive waters of Lake Michigan. The interior is defined by the Hiawatha National Forest, a managed woodland that shelters smaller water bodies like Granskog Lake and the inland Indian Town Lake. Along the coast, the land tapers into the prominent Chippewa Point, which serves as a natural transition between the main bay and Green Bay to the south. The drainage patterns of the peninsula are visible through the short reach of Granskog Cr, while Round Island sits isolated to the northeast. This 1980s-era data reflects a landscape primarily shaped by conservation and the natural shoreline, showing no major residential development but preserving the essential geography of this Upper Peninsula coastal reach.