2017 Map of Sunken Lake

About this map

The Little Fox River and the main branch of the Fox River dominate this segment of the Upper Peninsula, creating a complex wetland environment characterized by features like Driggs Marsh and Spring Pond. The landscape is a network of glacial lakes including Sunken Lake, Sucker Lake, and Taylor Lake, many of which are connected by the recreational Fox River Pathway. This trail system follows the corridor of the rivers, providing a modern link through the timberlands and marshes that have long defined Schoolcraft County. Human engineering is visible at Taylor Dam, situated where Wagner Taylor Dam Rd meets the water. The map documents a sparsely populated but ecologically rich area where forestry roads like Sunken Lake Rd and Co Hwy 450 provide the primary access to these remote northern waters.