2011 Map of Tahquamenon Lakes

About this map

The Tahquamenon River winds southward through this Upper Peninsula landscape, connecting a complex network of wetlands and glacial lakes. This 2011 survey reveals an area defined by its water and woods, where named features like Grass Slough, Bennet Springs, and the Tahquamenon Lakes themselves illustrate the hydrologic character of the terrain. The presence of Camp Seven Alke and names like Fur-Farm Lake provide a window into the historical land use and recreational identity of this portion of Luce County. A series of forest roads and trails, including Danaher Rd and Belle Lake Trl, provide the primary access to these remote waters. From the Spring Creek Trout Pond to the secluded Moose Lakes, the map documents a territory where nature remains the dominant feature, punctuated only by a few designated camps and rural tracks.