Close-up USA Wisconsin, Michigan, and the Great Lakes
This historical map captures the western Great Lakes as National Geographic drew them in 1973. Wisconsin and Michigan sit front and center, with Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, and Lake Huron shaping the sheet. The Upper Peninsula occupies the space where water nearly closes around it. The emphasis is travel, with vacation areas and points of interest marked throughout lake country.
- Published August 1973 by National Geographic in the “Close-up: U.S.A.” series
- Issued with the travel poster “Wisconsin, Michigan, and the Great Lakes: Land Between the Waters”
- Details vacation areas and visitor sites throughout the region
- Drawn in the classic National Geographic cartographic style of the era
- A reproduction, scanned from the original at high resolution and reprinted by Map Shop
- Finishing choices include paper, lamination, foam core mounting, rails, and framing in black or walnut molding

