2017 Map of Tula

About this map

Tula sits as a quiet node within the expansive Ottawa National Forest, straddling the border between Ontonagon and Gogebic counties. This mid-2010s survey captures a landscape defined by its waterways and forest management infrastructure. The Presque Isle River winds through the terrain, punctuated by natural features like Nimikon Falls and Minnewawa Falls. The road network is largely comprised of specialized routes such as Underwood Tower Rd and Jack Spur Rd, reflecting the area's timber and conservation history. Evidence of the region's evolution is found in Old M 28, while the Bessemer Snowmobile #8 trail indicates the modern recreational use of the forest. The presence of the Canoe-Presque Isle River label further highlights the importance of these waterways for navigation and outdoor heritage in the Upper Peninsula.