2011 Map of Indianville

About this map

The glacial waters of northern Michigan dominate this landscape, where Douglas Lake and Burt Lake serve as the primary geographical anchors. Along the southern shores of Douglas Lake, the University of Michigan Biological Station stands as a focal point for environmental study, established amidst a network of sandy points like Grapevine Point and Sedge Point. The settlement of Indianville is situated to the southwest, marked by the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery, reflecting the area's spiritual and community history. To the north, smaller bodies of water such as Munro Lake, Vincent Lake, and Lancaster Lake are surrounded by a grid of local roads and recreational sites like Camp Knight. This survey captures the transition between lakeside residential clusters at Ingleside and Weadock and the dense creek systems, including Little Carp River and Van Creek, that feed the larger lakes.