
Maple Ridge and the central Upper Peninsula landscape are defined here by a dense network of timberlands and small rail-side settlements in the late 1950s. The Chicago and Northwestern railroad serves as the primary spine of the region, connecting towns like Rock, Lathrop, and McFarland. These communities, often centered around the railway, supported the surrounding logging and agricultural activities within the Escanaba River State Forest and Menominee State Forest.
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