1963 Map of Peck

About this map

The village of Peck serves as the primary hub in this early 1960s survey of southern Sanilac County, situated at the junction of Mich 19 and Mich 90. The surrounding landscape is defined by an extensive drainage network, including the Elk Creek and the Maple Valley Drain, which support the region's agricultural character. A notable historical feature is the Old Railroad Grade that cuts north-south through Watertown, marking the path of former rail commerce that once linked these rural Michigan townships.