2014 Map of Sagola

About this map

The settlement of Sagola serves as a central hub in this section of the Upper Peninsula, situated at the intersection of critical regional transit corridors. The landscape is defined by the complex hydrology of the Sturgeon River system, including the W Br Sturgeon River, the N Br Sturgeon River, and the West Branch Sturgeon River. This network of waterways, along with the Ford River in the north, historically shaped the logging and development patterns of Dickinson County. The map reveals a high density of glacial lakes and ponds, such as Tamarack Lake, Section Nine Lake, and Section Eleven Lake, interspersed with local routes like Wells Grade Rd and Kramer Rd. To the west, the Iron Co Dickinson Co boundary line marks the transition into the neighboring county, while family-named roads like Bice Creek Ln and Leeman Rd hint at the local land ownership and rural heritage of the township.