1932 Map of Ludington
USGS Topo · Published 1932About this map
The Lake Michigan shoreline at Ludington is defined by its industrial and recreational water interfaces in the early 1930s. The dense street grid of the city sits sandwiched between Lincoln Lake to the north and the expansive Pere Marquette Lake to the south. This harbor configuration supported significant rail operations, with the Pere Marquette railroad lines converging on the waterfront near several downtown piers. North of the city, the resort character of Epworth contrasts with the surrounding agricultural sections.
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