1982 Map of Grace

About this map

Lake Huron defines the northeastern edge of this Presque Isle County landscape, where the shoreline transition at Mast Point gives way to the broader expanse of Hammond Bay. The interior is characterized by the dense woodlands of the Mackinaw State Forest and the rugged elevation of Black Mountain in the southwest corner. Water dominates the geography, with the Black Mallard River winding toward the coast and several significant inland bodies including Black Mallard Lake, Clear Lake, and Lake Sixteen. Small settlements and local points of interest like Grace and Huron Beach are connected by a network of rural routes such as Ocqueoc Road and Balch Road. For those tracing local history, the Township Cem and Huron Beach Ch provide specific coordinates for 20th-century community centers near the shore.