1964 Map of Meade Island

About this map

Drummond Island is depicted here during the mid-1960s, defined by its complex shoreline along the northern reaches of Lake Huron. The landscape is dominated by the Munuscong State Forest, characterized by numerous inland water bodies such as Maki Lake, Pats Lake, and Knutsen Lake. These small lakes and the surrounding wetlands suggest a terrain shaped by glacial activity and drainage patterns typical of the Upper Peninsula's islands. Cultural features are concentrated near the settlement of Lincoln, where the Finnish Cem points to the heritage of the local population.