2011 Map of Four Corners OE N
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Lake Superior dominates this nautical landscape off the coast of Bohemia Township in Ontonagon County. As a 2011 survey, the map focuses on the shoreline interface where the Keweenaw Peninsula meets the open water. The only named terrestrial landmark is Willard Point, a small projection on the southern edge of the quadrangle. This specific perspective illustrates the coastal geography of the Upper Peninsula just after the first decade of the millennium, providing a precise record of the shoreline before further natural erosion or modern development. Because the sheet is primarily composed of open water, it serves as a specialized reference for the maritime approach to this part of the Michigan coast.
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