2017 Map of De Tour Village

About this map

De Tour Village serves as the gateway to the North Channel, situated at the southeastern tip of the Upper Peninsula where the St. Marys River meets Lake Huron. This 2017 study illustrates the maritime character of the region, specifically the critical De Tour Passage that separates the mainland from Drummond Island. The shoreline is heavily articulated by features such as Seymour Bay, Carlton Bay, and Gut Port, reflecting the complex geography of the Potagannissing Bay area. Inland, the map documents several community landmarks, including Maple Grove Cem, Bob Hill Cem, and Riverview Cem. Further west, the landscape transitions to a series of inland water bodies like Caribou Lake and Bear Lake, surrounded by a network of local routes such as S Scenic Rd and S Woodsman Trl. The map also details numerous navigational hazards and landmarks like De Tour Reef and Frying Pan Shoal that define this vital shipping corridor.