1982 Map of Washington Island NW
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
Boyer Bluff anchors the northern reaches of the Washington Island community in the early 1980s, marking a rugged point where the waters of Green Bay meet Washington Harbor. This coastal landscape is defined by its maritime and agricultural character, with a network of corridors including McDonald Road and Rangeline Road connecting inland farms to the shore. The interior reveals a quiet community life centered around places of worship such as Bethel Ch, St Michaels Chapel, and Trinity Ch. Nearby, the presence of the Township Cem and the Washington Island Landing Field indicates a self-sufficient island economy. Natural features like the sheltered Little Lake and the low-lying Coffee Swamp illustrate the diverse environmental pocketing found at this latitude of Lake Michigan, while the Lookout Tower suggests a high point for observation and navigation.
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Editions of this 1982 Washington Island NW Map
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