2010 Map of Long Island

About this map

Chequamegon Point Light and LaPointe Light guard the navigational approaches to the Chequamegon Bay on this coastal survey. The map details the slender geomorphology of Long Island and its extension into Chequamegon Point, features that shift over time due to the currents of Lake Superior. On the mainland shore, the landscape is defined by local access routes such as Houghton Falls Rd and Bodin Rd, leading toward prominent coastal features like Houghton Point. To the south, the shoreline curves near Oak Point, where roads like Bay Front Rd and Reykdahl Rd provide access to the bay’s edge. This 2010 edition documents the interface between the wooded shoreline and the open water before further natural or man-made changes altered these fragile sandbars and points.