2011 Map of Gogebic

About this map

Pomeroy Lake and its surrounding water network anchor this part of the Michigan Northwoods in the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by a dense concentration of glacial lakes and interlocking drainages, including the East Branch Presque Isle River and the winding Slate River. This area, within the Ottawa National Forest, remains largely undeveloped, characterized by seasonal recreation sites like the Pomeroy Lake Campground and a network of Forest Service roads such as FS RD 7300. The small settlement of Gogebic sits on the eastern edge of the quadrangle along the historic Stage Coach Rd, reflecting a quiet history of forest management and outdoor access. Further south, unique identifiers like Job Corps Rd and a cluster of family-named water bodies including Holly Lake, Monk Lake, and Morris Lake offer specific points of interest for local geography and genealogy.