1989 Map of Hermansville
USGS Topo · Published 1989About this map
The timber and transit history of Menominee County is anchored here by the tri-settlement cluster of Hermansville, Spalding, and Powers. This landscape is defined by its industrial rail heritage, where the Soo Line, C and N W Ry, and the E and L S RR converge. The abundance of wetlands and water features, including Beaver Dam Creek and the West Branch Cedar River, reflects the geography that once supported the region's logging era. Local heritage is preserved at Meyer Cem and Spalding Cem, while the industrial footprint is visible through numerous Gravel Pits and the prominence of the Spalding Lookout Tower. From the shores of Hermansville Lake to the southern reaches of Kloman Lake, this survey documents the late 20th-century character of these Upper Peninsula townships.
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