
The Muskegon River meanders through this mid-century landscape of Central Michigan, defining a region where the logging era transitioned into oil and gas exploration. The northern reaches are characterized by significant wetlands like the Vanderwal Swamp and Modders Swamp, while the southern portion centers on the community of Harrison. This survey documents the intersection of rural life and early industrial infrastructure, showing the Cranberry Lake Oil and Gas Storage Field and the Winterfield Oil and Gas Storage Field established within the state forest boundaries.
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