1984 Map of De Tour Village

About this map

Drummond Island and the eastern tip of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula dominate this mid-1980s planimetric survey. The map details the intricate shoreline where Lake Huron meets the De Tour Passage, featuring the remote settlement of Johnswood and the industrial footprint of a large Quarry near the center of the island. Much of the land is preserved within the Lake Superior State Forest and Drummond State Forest, underscoring the region's wilderness character and timber heritage. Maritime navigation is a central theme, with the De Tour Lighthouse marking the passage and numerous coves like Whitney Bay and Big Shoal Cove providing shelter. The international boundary between the United States and Canada is clearly delineated in the waters of the False Detour Channel, while inland, a network of small lakes such as Caribou Lake and Seaman Lake dot the forested landscape.