2014 Map of Payment OE E

About this map

Churchville Point and the international border between the United States and Canada define the southwestern corner of this survey, where the waters of Lake George meet the shoreline. The landscape is dominated by an intricate drainage system feeding into the Garden River and the Lower Echo River. A high concentration of named interior lakes, such as Wigwas Lake, Boss Lake, and Bob Chips Lake, suggests a complex glacial topography that shaped the regional hydrology. Waterways like Driving Cr, Dead Horse Cr, and Elm Cr connect these basins, creating a dense network of streams and wetlands. The placement of Churchville Point near the southern boundary serves as a primary reference point for this borderland area, illustrating the transition from the broader expanse of Lake George to the heavily lake-dotted interior of the Algoma District.