2011 Map of Goose Island

About this map

Marquette Island and the intricate archipelago of the Les Cheneaux region dominate this Lake Huron maritime survey. The landscape is defined by long, narrow peninsulas and numerous small landmasses such as Goose Island, Saint Ledger Island, and Echo Island. The complex shoreline creates sheltered waters like Wilderness Bay and Mackinac Bay, separated by landmarks such as Cube Point and Coats Point. On the mainland, Patrick Landing serves as a transition point to the water, while the Edgewood Cemetery provides a fixed point of local history near Hessel Point. This 2011 edition shows a network of local routes including W Club Rd and Point Brulee Rd that provide access to the various points and bays, documenting the modern footprint of this Michigan coastal community.