2011 Map of Mohawk

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Mohawk and Fulton serve as the primary hubs in this section of the Keweenaw Peninsula, where the legacy of copper country settlement is etched into the landscape. The Mohawk Post Office anchors the townsite, while local history is documented at Hillside Cemetery and Cliff Catholic Cemetery to the north. The terrain is defined by a complex network of waterways, including the winding Trap Rock River and the West Branch Eagle River, which feed into numerous small lakes and ponds like Thayer Lake and Horseshoe Pond. A series of rural roads, such as Jack Kivela Rd and Mohawk Gay Rd, connect smaller clusters of activity at Ojibway, Seneca, and Hebards, reflecting a post-industrial landscape where residential footprints remain concentrated near former mining and timber interests.