2017 Map of Gogebic

About this map

Pomeroy Lake and Little Pomeroy Lake form the center of this hydrographic network within the Ottawa National Forest. The landscape is defined by its glacial kettle lakes and a dense system of waterways, including the East Branch Presque Isle River and Pelton River. The tiny settlement of Gogebic sits on the eastern edge of the quadrangle, serving as a rare point of human habitation in a region primarily dedicated to timber management and outdoor recreation. A complex grid of Forest Service roads, such as Nfst-6818 and Nfst-6822, provides access across the townships of T45N R42W and T46N R42W. The presence of the Bluebill Creek Hunter trail and numerous smaller bodies of water like Holly Lake and Saint Augustine Lake highlights the area's use for seasonal wilderness activities and conservation.