2014 Map of Mount Curwood

About this map

Mt Curwood stands as the central landmark of this Michigan backcountry, anchoring a network of high ridges and watercourses in Baraga County. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Peshekee River and its major tributaries, including the W Br Peshekee River, which flow through a region dense with remote lakes. Small water bodies like High Life Lake, Dirkman Lake, and Camp Ten Lake are scattered throughout the township lines, often accessed only by forest routes such as Burma Rd or Ruona Hill Rd. This survey illustrates a timber-rich interior where industrial access roads like Celotex Rd and Huron Bay-Peshekee Rd intersect the natural drainage basins of the Slate River and E Br Silver River.