1954 Map of Rockhouse Point

About this map

Lake Superior dominates the western half of this survey, defining a stretch of the Keweenaw Peninsula shoreline where the water meets the coastal townships of Stanton and Bohemia. The landscape is marked by the drainage patterns of the Elm River and its tributaries, including the South Branch and the Little Elm River, which cut through the terrain toward the lake. Along the coast, the transition from water to land is noted by specific shoreline features like Rockhouse Point and the sandy reaches of Agate Beach and Santa Monica Beach.