2014 Map of Steuben NE

About this map

The Hiawatha National Forest occupies the western expanse of this Michigan landscape, where the headwaters and tributaries of the Manistique River system dominate the terrain. A complex network of waterways, including the West Br Manistique River, Stutts Creek, and Bear Slough, illustrates a drainage pattern typical of the Upper Peninsula’s low-lying timberlands. The presence of Mint Farm Rd in the southwest suggests a history of specialized agriculture integrated into the forest edge, while a series of truck trails like Hickey Truck Trl and Smith Creek Truck Trl provide access for resource management. In the southern reaches, small bodies of water such as Trout Lake, Ashford Lake, and Aldrich Lake appear alongside Southside Rd, marking more accessible points within the densely wooded environment.