1953 Map of Munuscong NE

About this map

Munuscong Lake and the Saint Marys River define this international waterway corridor where the Michigan mainland meets the Canadian border. The 1953 topography shows the wooded expanse of the Munuscong State Forest stretching along the southwestern shoreline, providing a sense of the undeveloped character of Chippewa County at mid-century. To the north, the Munuscong Channel separates Neebish Island and Rains Island from the mainland, highlighting the complex maritime navigation of these northern reaches.