2011 Map of Graveraet River

About this map

The rocky shores of Lake Superior meet the dense interior of Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula in this digital-era survey. The small settlement of Toivola serves as a primary point of human geography, positioned near the intersection of local roads and the headwaters of several coastal drainage systems. The landscape is defined by the drainage of the Graveraet and Elm rivers, which cut through the terrain toward the Great Lakes shoreline. This 2011 edition provides a clear record of modern property access and road networks in a region historically shaped by timber and mining, showing how the rural community of Toivola persists within the vast forested stretches of Houghton County.