2011 Map of Hiram Point

About this map

Hiram Point and Point O'Keefe define the northern shoreline of Lake Michigan in this coastal Delta County survey. The landscape is characterized by a network of drainage systems including Parent Creek, Poodle Pete Creek, and Birch Creek, which feed into the expansive Parent Bay. Further inland, the geography transitions into a wetland and woodland mosaic, marked by significant water bodies such as Lake Thirteen, Halfway Lake, and McGinn Lake. Transport patterns are defined by a mix of local routes like Garden Grade Rd and Gotomine Rd, alongside the RR-75/100 railroad corridor that cuts through the western section. The presence of Bursaw Marsh and numerous smaller creeks indicates a low-lying, water-dominant environment just north of the Little Harbor area.