2019 Map of Hulbert

About this map

Hulbert stands as the primary settlement in this wetland-dense region of the Upper Peninsula, situated near the headwaters of several significant river systems. The landscape is defined by the intricate hydrology of the East Branch Tahquamenon River to the northeast and the multiple forks of the Hendrie River that converge south of the town center. Local heritage is centered around the Hulbert Cem and the prominent Hulbert Lake, which dominates the eastern portion of the quadrangle. The presence of the McLeod Ditch and numerous forest tracks like W Arbutus Truck Trl and W Swamp Trl indicates a history tied to land management and timber access within the low-lying terrain. The western boundary of the map follows the straight line between Luce Co and Chippewa Co, highlighting the jurisdictional transition in this heavily forested area.