2019 Map of Epoufette

About this map

Epoufette sits along the northern shoreline of Lake Michigan, where the coastal geography is defined by Point Epoufette and the offshore Epoufette Island. This 2019 survey captures the interface of the Upper Peninsula's woods and waters, showing a landscape carved by Paquin Cr and Davenport Cr as they drain toward Epoufette Bay. Inland, the terrain is pocketed with small water bodies like Sand Lake and McNamara Pond, interconnected by a network of forest tracks including Bennett Trl and Hiawatha Trl. For those researching local heritage, the map clearly identifies the Epoufette Cem north of the main settlement. The survey illustrates the region's enduring character as a fishing and timber area, with landmarks like West Harbor and Kenyon Bay highlighting the importance of the lakefront to the community's identity.