2019 Map of Michigamme

About this map

Lake Michigamme dominates the southern reaches of this landscape, its complex shoreline defined by prominent landmarks like Presbytery Point and Cardinal Point. The village of Michigamme sits along the northern banks, where the residential grid meets the water near Lakeview Cem. This region on the border of Baraga and Marquette counties is a dense network of waterways and wetlands, notably the winding Peshekee River and its branches which drain the northern highlands. Local geography is shaped by numerous smaller basins such as Lake Sixteen, Arsenault Lake, and Indian Lake. Landforms such as Sundstrum Island and Ramsay Island break the surface of the larger lakes, while Dee Lundeen Falls marks a distinctive point along the West Branch Peshekee River. The map also details a network of secondary routes and named roads, including Huron Bay Grade and Co RD 607, providing a modern view of this Upper Peninsula landscape.