
Mohawk and the adjacent settlement of Fulton stand at the heart of this Keweenaw Peninsula survey, revealing the legacy of copper mining in Northern Michigan. Originally mapped in 1946 with revisions through 1975, the map documents a landscape defined by industrial extraction and the natural barrier of the Cliff Range. The presence of the Gratiot Mine and named locations like Seneca and Ojibway point to the area's history as a mining hub, while the Old Railroad Grade indicates the former transportation networks that once connected these remote camps.
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