2019 Map of Hubbard Lake

About this map

Hubbard Lake dominates the landscape at the intersection of Alpena and Alcona counties, serving as a central geographic fixture for the surrounding lakeside communities. The shoreline is punctuated by several distinct landforms including Doctors Point, Churchill Point, and Hardwood Point, which define the lake's irregular shape and its various inlets like North Bay and Comstock Bay. On the northern shore, the Flowers Grave marker provides a unique point of interest for local historians, while the southern end is anchored by the settlement of Mt Maria and the recreational areas of Backus Beach and Larson Beach. The hydrological network feeding and draining the lake is well-represented, featuring Simmons Cr to the north and the West Branch River flowing from the south. The transition from forested terrain to residential lakeside development is evidenced by the dense grid of local roads, such as Hubbard Lake Rd and Mount Maria Rd, which link these small settlements.