2014 Map of Meade Island

About this map

Drummond Island is the centerpiece of this northern Michigan survey, showcasing the eastern edge of the island where it meets the waters of Lake Huron. The small settlement of Lincoln serves as a local hub near the Finnish Cem, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Upper Peninsula. The landscape is heavily defined by its hydrography, with numerous interior lakes like Maki Lake, Miller Lake, and Toivola Lake pocketing the terrain. Along the southern coast, geological features such as Seamans Point, Traverse Point, and the underwater hazards of Horseshoe Reef and Holdridge Shoal illustrate the interface between the rocky island and the Great Lakes shipping environment. The presence of Beaver Dam Pond and various coves like Warners Cove suggests a landscape of active water systems and varied shorelines. This map documents a quiet, water-bound community interconnected by roads such as M-134 and Meade Island Rd.