2011 Map of Marshall Creek

About this map

Lake Gogebic dominates this part of the Upper Peninsula, its western and southern shores defined by a network of forest roads and creek drainage systems. The settlement of White City sits along the southeastern shore, serving as a focal point near the mouth of White Horse Creek. To the north, the Saint Thomas Church Camp occupies a clearing along the eastern bank. The terrain west of the lake is marked by dramatic water features, including Marshall Falls on Marshall Creek and Nelson Canyon Falls along Nelson Creek. These waterfalls, alongside Judson Falls, highlight the significant elevation changes as the landscape descends toward the Slate River basin. Distinctive shoreline landmarks such as Montgomery Point, Alligator Point, and the Alligator Eye provide essential orientation for those navigating the lake's perimeter.