2019 Map of Timberlost

About this map

The Tahquamenon River winds through this heavily forested reach of the Upper Peninsula, creating a landscape defined by its glacial hydrology and isolated settlements like Timberlost. The topography is dominated by numerous small water bodies including the Water Tank Lakes, Cabin Lake, and Camp Ten Lakes, which are interspersed among wetlands and drainage systems such as Schouts Cr and Popps Cr. This area, situated along the border of Luce and Chippewa counties, shows a network of resource-management and access roads, some following older transportation corridors like the Culhane Grade Rd. The presence of Lower Falls on the river remains a central landmark in a region characterized by extensive timberlands and seasonal access. To the south, the terrain leads toward Whitehouse Landing Rd, marking a transition between the river's winding course and the flatter northern interior.