2011 Map of Stateline Lake

About this map

The Michigan-Wisconsin boundary divides this lake-strewn landscape, where the northern Highland State Forest and surrounding timberlands meet. The topography is defined by the complex hydrology of the Presque Isle River, including the West Branch Presque Isle River and the sprawling Presque Isle River Flooding. Small settlements such as Wellington and specialized sites like Camp Ojibway are linked by a network of forest service roads and county highways. The map reveals an intricate mosaic of glacial kettle lakes, ranging from larger bodies like Teal Lake and Stateline Lake to smaller, namesake waters like Chokecherry Lake and Pincherry Lake. Recreational infrastructure is evident at the Bobcat Lake Campground and Bobcat Lake Picnic Area, reflecting the area's transition into a destination for outdoorsmen and conservationists during the early 21st century.