1963 Map of Luzerne NW

About this map

The North Branch Au Sable River and South Branch Au Sable River define this wooded landscape in northern Michigan, where several forks and creeks converge. During the early 1960s, this area served as a significant training ground, with the eastern portion of the Camp Grayling Military Reservation occupying the northwestern territory. The map highlights the essential river crossings of the era, including Kelloggs Bridge, Blonde Dam Bridge, and McMasters Bridge, which facilitated movement across the dense forest and marshland.