2015 Map of Forestville

About this map

The Ahnapee River winds through this section of the Door Peninsula, passing through the Forestville Flowage and shaping the development of Forestville. This map captures a landscape defined by its agricultural grid and the transition from inland water systems to the coast of Lake Michigan. The presence of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail provides a continuous path through the western half of the region, crossing through the town center. Small crossroads settlements like Maplewood, Vignes, and Carnot remain distinct points of interest for local history, each surrounded by a network of local roads such as Mile Rd and Vignes Rd. Historical sites including Saint Mary Cem and Brockhausen Cem are clearly marked, while aviation history is represented by the Jorgensen - Stoller Airport near Carnot Field.