1972 Map of Seney

About this map

The Seney National Wildlife Refuge dominates the landscape of this portion of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, featuring an extensive network of managed pools including A Pool, H Pool, and M Pool. This engineered wetland system is supported by the Holland Ditch and integrated into the broader drainages of the Manistique River and the Fox River. The settlement of Seney sits at a strategic transit point where the Soo Line railroad intersects the river system, while an Old Railroad Grade to the west hints at former logging or industrial routes through the Seney Grand Sable State Forest. Notable local landmarks like Boot Hill and the Lookout Tower near the Refuge Headquarters provide specific points of interest for those researching the physical development of the refuge and the community of Germfask to the south.