1964 Map of Ozark

About this map

The settlement of Ozark sits at the southern edge of this map, serving as a focal point for the surrounding timberlands and marshes of the Eastern Upper Peninsula. Surveyed in the mid-1960s with 1970s updates, the landscape is defined by the intersection of the Soo Line railroad and the vast tracts of the Hiawatha National Forest and Mackinac State Forest. Local history is anchored by the Brethren Ch and Brethren Cem, while the rugged northern terrain is marked by the Trout Lake Lookout Tower and a series of water bodies including Bobbygay Lake and Camp 10 Pond. Drainage networks such as the North Branch Carp River and Blind Biscuit Creek highlight the area's hydraulic complexity, where many smaller ponds like Koski Pond and Boaz Lake are scattered through the low-lying Schlehubers Marsh.