2014 Map of Goodar

About this map

The Huron National Forest dominates this landscape in northeast Michigan, where the village of Goodar sits at the intersection of four counties: Ogemaw, Iosco, Alcona, and Oscoda. The geography is defined by glacial kettle lakes and a network of named drainages including Ninemile Cr and Wilbur Cr. While the terrain remains largely undeveloped forest land, the network of seasonal and forest service roads like Six Mile Grade and Mack Lake Trl indicates the area's ongoing importance for timber management and outdoor recreation. Water features such as Hughes Lake, Redhead Lake, and the cluster known as Three Lakes are prominent landmarks. The map illustrates the convergence of township and range lines, specifically T25N and T24N, marking the transition between different administrative districts in this remote wooded region.