1985 Map of Huron Mountain

About this map

The southern shoreline of Lake Superior dominates this mid-1980s provisional study, showing the transition from the Great Lake into the interior waterways of Marquette County. The landscape is characterized by the prominent elevation of Huron Mountain, which overlooks the winding course of the Pine River. This waterway connects the open lake to Pine Lake, while further east, the terrain protects Conway Lake behind the sheltered waters of Conway Bay. Minimal infrastructure is present on the coast, though a Boat Dock and a Footbridge indicate localized access points near the river mouth. The map provides a clear look at the natural geography of Powell township before further modern development, focusing on the points and bays such as Pine River Point and Conway Point that define this stretch of Michigan's Upper Peninsula coast.