2017 Map of Rudyard

About this map

The settlement of Rudyard serves as the focal point for this survey of the Eastern Upper Peninsula, situated at a junction where the agricultural grid meets the wooded expanse of the Hiawatha National Forest. The landscape is defined by a dense network of secondary roads and section lines, such as S Mackinac Trl and W M 48, which connect local farms to the town center. Genealogists will find the locations of South Rudyard Cem and Saint Rudyard Cem just south of the main village. The topography is dominated by the drainage systems of the North Pine River and Munuscong River, which snake through the low-lying terrain. To the south, the transition into the national forest is marked by the Chippewa Co Mackinac Co line and the secluded Hill Lake.