2011 Map of Glovers Corner

About this map

Glovers Corner serves as the focal point of this coastal landscape along the southern shores of Lake Superior. The area is defined by the convergence of the Huron River and Little Huron River, which wind through the terrain before reaching the Great Lake. Near the shoreline, maritime features like Point Abbaye Reef and Lighthouse Island indicate the navigational complexities of the coastline. Inland, the topography rises toward Bald Mountain, while a network of named local roads like Swanberg, Roth, and Portice suggests the footprints of family settlements and rural homesteads in Arvon Township. The presence of Gulskoog Creek and Ward road further illustrates the sparse but established drainage and transit patterns characteristic of this part of the Upper Peninsula.