1972 Map of Gulliver

About this map

Gulliver Lake dominates this coastal landscape on the northern shore of Lake Michigan, where the inland waters of the Upper Peninsula meet the Great Lakes. The small settlement of Gulliver is situated along the northern shore of the lake, served by the Soo Line railroad. Further south, the map reveals a complex system of smaller water bodies including Anderson Lake, Cookson Lake, and Muddy Lake, many of which drain through the Gulliver Lake Outlet toward the rocky coastline.