2011 Map of Hubbard Lake

About this map

Hubbard Lake dominates this Northeastern Michigan landscape, its deep waters framed by the prominent peaks of Mount Maria and Hickey Hill. By the early 21st century, the shoreline evolved into a concentrated recreational hub, particularly at the southern end near Backus Beach and the Mount Maria Ski Area. The map reveals a sophisticated network of residential and access roads, such as Bear Springs RD and Mount Maria RD, that serve the scattered lakeside communities. Significant geological and navigational features like Doctors Point, Churchill Point, and Hardwood Point divide the lake into distinct basins including North Bay, East Bay, and the shallower Mud Bay. Drainage patterns are clearly defined by the Lower S Br Thunder Bay River to the north and the West Branch River to the south, highlighting the area's role in the regional watershed.