1948 Map of Moran NE

About this map

Moran and Allenville serve as the primary rail-side settlements in this 1931 survey of the Upper Peninsula, situated along the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic line. The landscape is defined by the transition from the forested interior to the irregular shoreline of Lake Michigan, featuring prominent landmarks like Gros Cap and the sheltered Poupard Bay. Inland, a network of glacial lakes including Hay Lake, Mud Lake, and Brevoort Lake dominates the topography, interconnected by minor waterways such as Rabbits Back Creek.