2011 Map of Driggs Lake

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Driggs River meanders south through this portion of the Upper Peninsula, defining a landscape dominated by glacial lakes and wetlands in northern Schoolcraft County. The 2011 survey reveals a territory primarily utilized for outdoor recreation and timber management, anchored by the Stanley Lake Campground in the northeast. Transportation through the area relies on a network of unpaved corridors such as Walsh Grade and Mahoney Lake Rd, which provide access to numerous named water bodies including Mahoney Lake, Cranberry Lake, and Driggs Lake. The settlement pattern is minimal, represented by the isolated Howards Camp near the southern boundary, suggesting the area's continued role as a seasonal outpost for hunters or loggers. The presence of Little Fox River and Negro Creek feeding into the main river system highlights the complex hydrology of this part of Hiawatha Township.