2019 Map of Maywood

About this map

Gladstone and the community of Maywood sit along the western edge of the Stonington Peninsula, overlooking the waters of Little Bay de Noc. This Upper Peninsula landscape is defined by the expansive Hiawatha National Forest, where a network of drainages including Squaw Creek and Misery Creek flow through the timberland toward Lake Michigan. The map details the transitional area between the established shoreline settlements and the interior forest, featuring recreational routes like the Bayshore Trail and White Pine Trail. Genealogists and local historians can locate established burial grounds such as Bay De Noc Cemetery and Lakewood Cemetery, while the shoreline is marked by distinct landforms like Saunders Point and Hunters Point. To the southeast, the interior woods are dotted with isolated water bodies including Lake Sixteen and Lake Little Sixteen.