2011 Map of Green

About this map

Green sits on the southern shore of Lake Superior in the Upper Peninsula, serving as the primary coastal settlement for this stretch of Ontonagon County. The landscape is defined by a dense network of northward-flowing waterways that drain into the great lake, including the Potato River, Cranberry River, and Little Cranberry River. The mapping reveals a rural community structured by a grid of local roads such as Town Line Rd and Quartz Rd, reflecting the region’s agricultural and timber heritage. Notable local institutions like the Carp Lake School and the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery provide clear evidence of the area's social history and the specific ethnic heritage of the settlers who established these townships. Travel through the corridor is anchored by m64, which follows the shoreline and provides access to the Green Park Picnic Area.