2017 Map of Ensign
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
Hiawatha National Forest blankets this Upper Peninsula landscape, where a complex network of waterways defines the territory near the settlement of Ensign. The drainage patterns are particularly intricate here, featuring the Ogontz River and its various branches, including the W Br Ogontz River and E Br Ogontz River. These streams flow through a mix of woodland and wetland environments like Malman Marsh, reflecting the characteristic geography of Delta County. For those researching local families or pioneer history, the presence of the Ogontz Cem and Johnston Cem provides specific points of interest. Smaller bodies of water such as Peterson Lake, Ramsey Lake, and the Lost Lakes are scattered across the northern sections, illustrating the glacial legacy of the region.
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