2011 Map of Cranberry Lake

About this map

The North Branch Thunder Bay River and the West Branch Upper Rainy River define the hydrography of this northern Michigan landscape. This 2011 survey records a region dominated by a complex network of glacial lakes and wetlands, including Lower Tomahawk Lake, Upper Tomahawk Lake, and the expansive Grass Lake. The road network is largely composed of local routes like County Rd 628 and named trails such as Turkey Foot Trl and Greenville Trl, suggesting a focus on forestry or recreational access. Significant water bodies such as Cranberry Lake and Rainy Lake provide clear markers for property researchers or local historians tracking the development of Case Township in Presque Isle County. The presence of smaller lakes like Hessler Lake and Krauth Lake further illustrates the dense lacustrine environment typical of this part of the state.