2017 Map of Stalwart

About this map

The unincorporated settlement of Stalwart anchors this portion of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, situated at the boundary of Mackinac and Chippewa counties. The landscape is defined by extensive wetlands, most notably the Gogomain Swamp in the northeast and the drainage networks of the South Branch Gogomain River and East Branch Munuscong River. Topographic relief is provided by local elevations like Birch Hill and Hungry Hill, which rise above the surrounding lake-dotted terrain. Genealogists will find the Stalwart Cemetery along South Reynolds Road, a primary north-south artery for the community. The map also detail a series of smaller water bodies such as McAdams Lake, Fulmer Lake, and Covach Lake, highlighting the interior hydrology of the eastern Upper Peninsula before these waters reach the Great Lakes coast.