Lake Charlevoix
- Handmade laser cut 3D topographic wood map
- Materials: High-quality Baltic Birch Wood
- Framed in solid wood, ready to hang
- Protected by acrylic glass
- Depths of ocean/ lake/ river engraved on wood
- Up to 9 layers of depth
- Incredibly detailed with engraved points of interest
The third largest lake in Michigan is Lake Charlevoix. It has 56 miles of shoreline, depths that reach 122 feet, and a surface area that is more than 17,200 acres. The Jordan River, the south arm of the East Jordan, and the Boyne River are the lake’s largest tributaries. The Horton, Stover, Porter, and Loeb Creek are also significant tributaries. This body of water was originally named Pine Lake and previously known as Long Lake, but was renamed to its current name in 1926. The townships that the lake occupies portions of include: Charlevoix, Marion, Hayes, Eveline, Michigan, Bay, and Evangeline. The outflow complex made up of Round Lake and the Pine River empties into Lake Michigan. Northwest of Boyne City is Young State Park, which rests along the lake’s shoreline and includes such features as the crossing of the Ironton Ferry, a designated Michigan Historical Site.
- Adams Lek
- Boyne City
- Boyne City Road
- Boyne Road
- Charlevoix
- CVX Airport
- Dutchmans Bay
- Dyer Creek
- Dyer Lake
- East Jordan
- Ferry Road
- Hayden Point
- Hemingway Point
- Holy Island
- Horton Bay
- Horton Creek
- Ironton
- Jordan River
- Lake Charlevoix
- Lake Marion
- Lake Shore Road
- Loeb Bay
- Loeb Creek
- Michigan
- Monroe Creek
- Mud lake
- Nowland Lake
- Oyster Bay
- Porter Creek
- S. Advance Road
- South Arm
- Steele Lake
- Sunset Street
- Susan Lake
- Twomile Point
- Whiting Park
- Woods Creek Drive
- Young State Park
