2011 Map of Maywood

About this map

Little Bay de Noc defines the western coastline of this peninsula landscape, where the settlement of Maywood serves as a central point for the surrounding rural community. The interior is characterized by a network of drainage systems, including Squaw Creek and Misery Creek, which move through the low-lying terrain toward the larger waters of Lake Michigan. This area is a site of local memory and congregation, evidenced by the Stonington Community Hall and several local burial grounds such as Lakewood Cemetery and Bay de Noc Cemetery. The presence of Slab Dock Campground and Maywood Campground suggests a long-standing relationship with seasonal recreation along the shoreline near Hunters Point. Further inland, isolated water bodies like Lake Sixteen and Schawe Lake break up the grid-like road pattern defined by routes such as School 18 Rd.