2011 Map of Four Corners

About this map

Four Corners serves as the namesake intersection for this coastal Michigan landscape, where the southern shore of Lake Superior meets a dense network of logging infrastructure. The map documents a landscape defined by industrial history and outdoor recreation, featuring numerous numbered encampments such as Camp 13, Camp 14, and Camp 17, alongside specifically named sites like Penegors Camp. Waterways dominate the terrain, with the West Sleeping River, East Sleeping River, and Holland Creek draining toward Sleeping Bay and Misery Bay. A notable geographic landmark, Fourteen Mile Point, stands at the northwestern edge of the shoreline near Willard Point. The interior is crisscrossed by specialized transit routes including the Snowmobile Logging Rd and the Snowmobile Trl, reflecting the dual-purpose nature of the Upper Peninsula forests in the early twenty-first century.