2011 Map of Fibre

About this map

Fibre and Dryburg serve as the primary focal points of this 2011 survey of the Michigan landscape. The region is defined by an intricate network of waterways, with the Pine River and North Pine River cutting through the northern reaches, while Chub Creek, Bear Creek, and Biscuit Creek drain the central and southern territories. The grid of forest and county roads, including W Filer RD and Sixteen Mile RD, suggests a geography where timber and rural transit dictate the layout. Near the western edge, Dowd Field provides a named landmark amidst the varied terrain. The hydrology is particularly complex in the south, where Elmhirst Creek and several unnamed water bodies indicate a low-lying, moisture-rich environment. This survey documents the area just prior to the mid-2010s, showing the intersection of established roads and the winding paths of the Trout Brook and Little Bear Creek.