1964 Map of Drummond

About this map

Drummond Island sits at the international boundary between Michigan and Ontario, anchoring the northern reaches of Potagannissing Bay. This survey captures the island's dual character, where the level limestone expanses of Maxton Plains meet the dense State Forest and marshy inlets of Scott Bay. The settlement at Drummond serves as the focal point for island life, clustered near the Drummond Sch and the Drummond Island Airport. Cultural history is noted through several specific sites, including St Florence Ch, the Indian Cem, and an ancient Indian Mound near Rutland Island. The map meticulously details the surrounding archipelago, from Harbor Island to the numerous smaller keys like Grape Island and Quarry Island, illustrating the complex maritime landscape of the North Channel.