1953 Map of Munuscong NE

About this map

Saint Marys River serves as the international boundary on this mid-century survey, dividing the Michigan mainland from St Joseph Island in Ontario. The waterway is a complex network of channels and wide expanses, featuring the prominent Munuscong Lake and the narrow Munuscong Channel tucked behind Neebish Island. Along the Michigan shoreline, the Munuscong State Forest covers the wooded lowlands where the Gogomain River meets the lake. Local landmarks like the North Raber Sch and Point aux Frenes mark the few established points of settlement and navigation in a landscape defined by its riparian edges. The map provides distinct topographical detail for both the American and Canadian sides, tracing Richardson Creek and Otter Lake on the eastern island shore.