Overview of Isle Royale National Park

Isle Royale is currently a wilderness preserve first, a sanctuary for those seeking to experience it second, and a travel destination third. Although it accommodates all of these uses, that's the order of priority they take. Read More »

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On the Map Near Isle Royale National Park

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Streams in Ontonagon County, Michigan

Cleveland Creek, 168 km (104 miles)
Clifton Creek, 173 km (108 miles)
Clear Creek, 177 km (110 miles)
Pietila Creek, 178 km (111 miles)
Cisco Branch Ontonagon River, 192 km (119 miles)

Abandoned Railroad Stations in Baraga County, Michigan

Covington Station (historical), 173 km (108 miles)
Watton Station (historical), 174 km (108 miles)
Murphy Station (historical), 174 km (108 miles)

Railroad Stations in Baraga County, Michigan

Three Lakes Station, 174 km (108 miles)

Lakes in Ontonagon County, Michigan

Jack Pine Lake, 175 km (109 miles)
Pickle Pond, 189 km (117 miles)

Railroad Stations in Marquette County, Michigan

Michigamme Station, 177 km (110 miles)
Champion Station, 182 km (113 miles)
Clowry Station, 182 km (113 miles)
Diorite Station, 185 km (115 miles)
McFarland Station, 236 km (146 miles)

Buildings in Houghton County, Michigan

Duncan Township Fire Department Station 2, 182 km (113 miles)

Marquette County, Michigan

Clowry, 182 km (113 miles)
Clarksburg, 187 km (116 miles)

Abandoned Railroad Stations in Marquette County, Michigan

Humboldt Station (historical), 186 km (116 miles)
Clarksburg Station (historical), 187 km (116 miles)
Republic Station (historical), 194 km (120 miles)
Witch Lake Station (historical), 207 km (129 miles)
Stack Station (historical), 234 km (145 miles)
Northland Station (historical), 238 km (148 miles)
Arnold Station (historical), 242 km (150 miles)

Streams in Iron County, Michigan

Jake Creek, 191 km (118 miles)
Clarks Creek, 217 km (135 miles)
Wagner Creek, 228 km (142 miles)

Lakes in Iron County, Michigan

Clear Lake, 195 km (121 miles)
Club Lake, 200 km (124 miles)
James Lake, 213 km (132 miles)
Circle Lake, 226 km (140 miles)
Wagner Lake, 226 km (140 miles)

Lakes in Gogebic County, Michigan

Jaybird Lake, 205 km (128 miles)
Clear Lake, 213 km (132 miles)
Clearwater Lake, 215 km (134 miles)
Cloverleaf Lake, 217 km (135 miles)
Clark Lake, 217 km (135 miles)
Cisco Lake, 218 km (135 miles)
Hay Lake, 218 km (136 miles)
Jane Lake, 220 km (137 miles)

Railroad Stations in Iron County, Michigan

Amasa Station, 208 km (129 miles)
Balsam Station, 211 km (131 miles)

Lakes in Dickinson County, Michigan

Lake Charles, 211 km (131 miles)

Streams in Marquette County, Michigan

Clear Creek, 211 km (131 miles)
Chynes Creek, 235 km (146 miles)

Abandoned Railroad Stations in Iron County, Michigan

Elmwood Station (historical), 211 km (131 miles)
Basswood Station (historical), 214 km (133 miles)
Beechwood Station (historical), 217 km (135 miles)
Hazel Station (historical), 218 km (135 miles)
Crystal Falls Station (historical), 223 km (139 miles)
Iron River Station (historical), 224 km (139 miles)
Stambaugh Station (historical), 225 km (140 miles)
Dunn Station (historical), 227 km (141 miles)
Caspian Station (historical), 227 km (141 miles)
Panola Station (historical), 229 km (142 miles)
Alpha Station (historical), 229 km (142 miles)
Scott Lake Station (historical), 231 km (144 miles)
Pentoga Station (historical), 233 km (145 miles)
Stager Station (historical), 235 km (146 miles)

Railroad Stations in Dickinson County, Michigan

Floodwood Station, 213 km (132 miles)
Channing Station, 220 km (137 miles)
Vulcan Station, 264 km (164 miles)
Waucedah Station, 267 km (166 miles)

Gogebic County, Michigan

Clark Lake Picnic Area, 215 km (134 miles)
Pike Campground, 219 km (136 miles)

Schools in Dickinson County, Michigan

North Dickinson School, 221 km (137 miles)
North Dickinson County School, 237 km (147 miles)
Pine Mountain Christian School, 253 km (157 miles)
Central School, 256 km (159 miles)
Saint Mary and Saint Joseph School, 257 km (159 miles)
Bay De Noc Community Colllege-West Campus, 258 km (160 miles)
Kingsford Middle School, 258 km (160 miles)

Iron County, Michigan

James Mine, 221 km (137 miles)
Double Doodle Ski Trail, 231 km (143 miles)
North Forty Ski Trail, 231 km (143 miles)
Whitewater Ski Trail, 231 km (144 miles)
Snow Shoe Ski Trail, 231 km (144 miles)

Parks in Iron County, Michigan

First Roadside Park Historical Marker, 222 km (138 miles)
Indian Village Historical Marker, 229 km (142 miles)

Schools in Iron County, Michigan

Iron County Community School, 222 km (138 miles)
West Iron County High School, 225 km (140 miles)

Hospitals in Iron County, Michigan

Iron River Care Center, 224 km (139 miles)

Streams in Alger County, Michigan

Cole Creek, 229 km (143 miles)
Wagner Creek, 239 km (148 miles)

Lakes in Alger County, Michigan

Ivars Pond, 232 km (144 miles)
Clyde Lake, 250 km (155 miles)
Cloverleaf Lake, 253 km (157 miles)
Cluster Lakes, 254 km (158 miles)
Claypit Lake, 258 km (160 miles)

Overfalls in Alger County, Michigan

Wagner Falls, 239 km (148 miles)

Alger County, Michigan

Coalwood, 239 km (149 miles)

Post Offices in Dickinson County, Michigan

Metropolitan Post Office (historical), 240 km (149 miles)
Granite Bluff Post Office (historical), 243 km (151 miles)
Richardsburg Post Office (historical), 255 km (159 miles)
Vulcan Post Office, 263 km (163 miles)

Parks in Alger County, Michigan

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, 240 km (149 miles)

Overfalls in Dickinson County, Michigan

Upper Mill Pond Falls, 241 km (150 miles)
Ford Dam Falls, 257 km (160 miles)
Fumee Falls, 259 km (161 miles)
Hydraulic Dam Falls, 260 km (162 miles)

Reservoirs in Alger County, Michigan

Cleveland Cliffs Basin, 243 km (151 miles)

Parks in Dickinson County, Michigan

Stromberg County Park, 245 km (153 miles)
Cornish Pump Historical Marker, 256 km (159 miles)
Balzola Field, 257 km (160 miles)
Ford Park, 258 km (160 miles)
Menominee Iron Range Historical Marker, 259 km (161 miles)
Strawberry Lake Park, 262 km (163 miles)
Hanbury Lake Park, 263 km (163 miles)

Abandoned Railroad Stations in Dickinson County, Michigan

Foster City Station (historical), 246 km (153 miles)
Hardwood Station (historical), 246 km (153 miles)

Streams in Dickinson County, Michigan

Jansen Creek, 249 km (155 miles)

Delta County, Michigan

Clearman Camp, 254 km (158 miles)

Buildings in Dickinson County, Michigan

Iron Mountain Fire Department, 256 km (159 miles)
Kingsford Police Department, 258 km (160 miles)
Breitung Charter Township Fire Department, 259 km (161 miles)

Hospitals in Dickinson County, Michigan

Dickinson County Healthcare System, 258 km (160 miles)
Dickinson Internal Medicine Clinic, 258 km (160 miles)
Anderson Medical Center, 262 km (163 miles)

Lakes in Schoolcraft County, Michigan

Coattail Lake, 258 km (160 miles)
Clear Lake, 262 km (163 miles)
Clear Creek Trout Pond, 270 km (168 miles)

Dickinson County, Michigan

Dickinson County Memorial Gardens Cemetery, 258 km (161 miles)

Schoolcraft County, Michigan

Clear Lake Organization Camp, 262 km (163 miles)

Streams in Schoolcraft County, Michigan

Clear Creek, 270 km (167 miles)
Cold Creek, 279 km (173 miles)

Canals in Schoolcraft County, Michigan

Clarks Ditch, 275 km (171 miles)

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Calucove, a stream in Lunda Norte Province, Angola
Cayo Bejuco in Provincia de Villa Clara, Cuba
Cerro Angelina, a mountain in Departamento de Lambayeque, Peru
Chauate in Provincia de Gaza, Mozambique
Dawāo Ghari, a spring in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan
Downer Glacier, a glacier in Antarctica
Gentry School (historical), a school in Putnam County, Tennessee
Gora Yagytynan, a mountain in Kamtchatski Kray, Russia
Lac Carr, a lake in Quebec
Lakhi Rud, a stream in Balochistan, Pakistan
Las Palomas in Departamento de Cordoba, Colombia
Loyd Cemetery in Bedford County, Tennessee
Manasatali in Borishal, Bangladesh
Mount Eland Church, a church in Bullock County, Alabama
Moyongo in North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Musselshell County Courthouse, a building in Musselshell County, Montana
Mutaami in Western Province, Zambia
Nanniwan in Shaanxi Sheng, China
Nurwala in Punjab, Pakistan
Oued el Massour, a stream in Wilaya de Souk Ahras, Algeria
Qabr an Naqqash in Libya
Qasr an Nu`mani in Libya
Radan, a stream in Dalarnas Laen, Sweden
Shumayevo in Orenburgskaya Oblast', Russia
Sungaru in Southern Province, Sierra Leone
Talbot Creek, a stream in Elko County, Nevada
Tingkhang in Dobhane, Bhojpur, Kosi Zone, Eastern Region, Nepal
Tipouadiame, a stream in New Caledonia
Yorito, population 2,169 in Departamento de Yoro, Honduras
Zhigalovka in Smolenskaya Oblast', Russia

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