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Plat book of Charlevoix County, Michigan, 1930s — archipelago sheetssouth-beaver-island-plat-1930s

Plat of the south end of Beaver Island, 1930s

Cadastral plat of the southern third of Beaver Island in the 1930s, naming

Plat of the south end of Beaver Island, 1930s. The southern third of Beaver Island — Peaine township south of the township line — naming the owner and acreage of every parcel from French Bay and Cheyenne Point round by Iron Ore Bay, the light house and signal station to Cable Bay, McCauley's Bay, Kelty's Point and Martin's Point, with Lake Geneserath at its centre. Sheet heading as printed: T.37N. PART OF BEAVER ISLAND R.10&11W. Canvas 12 of 16 in the IIIF manifest for Michigan State University Digital Repository item 946, held separately by that repository as item 958 (https://n2t.net/ark:/85335/m5m042z88); the same leaf is page 14 of the volume PDF, verified against that page's own printed heading. The atlas prints no leaf numbers, so canvas position and PDF page are the only two numberings it has. Source: W. W. Hixson & Co., Rockford, Illinois, Plat Book of Charlevoix Co. Mich., between 1930 and 1939 — the repository gives a range, not a year.

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Public domain — Michigan State University Libraries records this atlas as 'No Copyright', on the ground that it was 'Published in the United States before 1978 without a copyright notice', and its IIIF manifest carries the Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0.

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Plat book of Charlevoix County, Michigan, 1930s — archipelago sheets
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Michigan State University Libraries, Digital Repository
Date
1930–1939
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2026-08-06
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Michigan State University Libraries, Digital Repository. “Plat of the south end of Beaver Island, 1930s”. 1930–1939. Michigan State University Libraries, Digital Repository. Beaver Island Archive, https://beaverislandarchive.org/media/map/south-beaver-island-plat-1930s/. copy retrieved 2026-08-06.

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