1985 Map of McFarland

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The Escanaba River State Forest dominates this mid-1980s survey, representing a landscape defined by its waterways and timber management in the Upper Peninsula. Small settlements like McFarland and Ewing appear as quiet outposts along the transportation corridors that cut through the heavy forest cover. The drainage patterns of the Rapid River and Deer Creek illustrate the complex hydrology of the region, where numerous small tributaries like Deadhorse Creek and features such as Boiling Spring break the woodland expanse.