1982 Map of Oak Bluff

About this map

The West Branch Ontonagon River and South Branch Ontonagon River converge in this northern Michigan wilderness, which is largely defined by the dense boundaries of the Ottawa National Forest. The landscape is a complex network of drainage systems, including Whisky Hollow Creek, Cunningham Creek, and Woodpecker Creek, feeding into the larger river branches. Human activity is marked by resource extraction and early transport infrastructure, evidenced by the presence of Diggings and a Gravel Pit near the western edge.