2019 Map of Coleman NE

About this map

The Middle Branch Tobacco River and North Branch Tobacco River define the drainage of this Gladwin County landscape, converging south of the seat of Gladwin. This modern survey reveals a region shaped by its glacial hydrology, featuring a cluster of distinct water bodies such as Kerswill Lake, Wiggins Lake, and the uniquely named Big Lake Twenty. The land is organized by a precise grid of county roads, while legacy infrastructure is visible in the Railroad Grade near the southern edge of the sheet. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies significant sites such as Grout Cem and the Beaverton City Cem near Ross Lake. The terrain is marked by numerous drainage features like Lucas Drain and Burleson Drain, illustrating the ongoing efforts to manage the wetlands and low-lying areas characteristic of central Michigan.