2019 Map of Gould City

About this map

Gould City and the neighboring settlement of Corinne serve as the primary hubs in this upper Michigan landscape, where the northern timberlands meet the northern shores of Lake Michigan. The terrain is defined by a dense network of hydrographic features, including the Crow River, Rock River, and numerous smaller basins like Sherman Pond and Amadon Pond. A notable point of genealogical interest is the Polly Family Cem located along Polly Rd, situated near the expanse of Scrams Marsh. This region, surveyed for the 2019 edition, maintains a rural character with a grid of local roads such as S Gould City Rd and Brawley Rd that navigate around significant wetland features and the forested interior of Simmons Woods. The presence of several named springs and small lakes, including Duel Lake and Turtle Lake, indicates a geography shaped by glacial drainage patterns characteristic of Mackinac County.