2012 Map of Lincoln

About this map

Lincoln Lake and its neighboring waters form the center of this northeastern Michigan landscape, where the village of Lincoln serves as a focal point for the surrounding township. The map details a transition from the structured street grid near the Alcona County Fairgrounds to the more dispersed rural reaches of Gustin and Killmaster. Water dominates the geography, with the E Br Pine River and numerous tributaries like Sucker Cr and Fish Cr winding through the terrain. Evidence of community life is found in landmarks such as the Twin Lake Cem and the Flying M Ranch Airport to the north. The area's character is defined by its glacial lakes—including Crystal Lake, Brownlee Lake, and Trask Lake—which are interconnected by a network of rural roads such as Miller Rd and Ritchie Rd.