1986 Map of Wolverine
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
The Sturgeon River and its West Branch carve through the timbered landscapes of the Mackinaw State Forest in this mid-1980s topographical record. The village of Wolverine serves as the primary hub at the confluence of these waters, with smaller settlements like Rondo, Beebe, and Haakwood distributed along the northern and southern corridors. The industrial history of the region is etched into the terrain by an Old RR Grade, tracing a route that once supported the logging and transport economy of Cheboygan County. In the townships of Ellis and Nunda, the land is characterized by numerous small tributaries such as Johnson Creek and Crumley Creek. Local landmarks including a Lookout Tower and a Flowing Well point to the practical infrastructure of the era, while the Pigeon River marks the eastern boundary of this forested landscape.
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