2014 Map of Corner Lake

About this map

The Hiawatha National Forest defines the character of this Upper Peninsula landscape, spanning a region where Delta, Alger, and Schoolcraft counties converge. The geography is characterized by an exceptional density of glacial lakes, ranging from larger bodies like Big Island Lake and Petes Lake to more secluded waters such as Klondike Lake and Green Bass Lake. This 2014 survey documents a wilderness environment shaped by the Little Indian River and its various tributaries, including Deltas Run and Grassy Creek. The map provides a precise look at the township and range lines that grid this densely forested area, showing the proximity of landmarks like Moccasin Lake and Townline Lake near the county boundaries. It serves as a detailed record of the natural hydrology and forest management zones in this part of Michigan just south of the Lake Superior watershed.