2014 Map of Trout Creek

About this map

The Middle Branch Ontonagon River defines the landscape of this portion of the Ottawa National Forest, characterized by its numerous drops and water features. Prominent landmarks such as Agate Falls and Little Falls punctuate the river's course, while the southern reaches of the map are dominated by the large Bond Falls Flowage. This area reflects the rural settlement patterns of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with small communities like Trout Creek, Agate, and Calderwood situated along transport corridors like State Hwy 28 and Calderwood Rd. For genealogists, the Agate Cem provides a specific point of local historical interest. The terrain is further mapped with numerous interior lakes, including Mattie Lake, Johnson Lake, and Moll Lake, which are interconnected by a network of creeks such as Trout Cr and Payne Cr.