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- Highway US41 ends at Copper
Harbor, after some miles as a designated Scenic Route. The last
stretch wind through an arboreal tunnel, the tree tops arching
completely over the road. US 41 heads down through the Keweenaw
and L'anse, swings eastward through Marquette, south to Escanaba,
then back west for a bit before finally heading south to Yooper
Mecca, Green Bay.
- Stone Boat
- This fabulous bit of folk art is located near Mohawk.
It is constructed from mine rock, brick and scrap metal. It was
built in the '30's as a WPA Project at about the same time as
the fabulous Keweenaw Mountain Lodge in Copper Harbor was constructed.
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- The Snow Thermometer
- The Keweenaw is one of the snowiest places in Michigan,
and they have the numbers to prove it. The Keweenaw Road Commision
maintains this indicator which shows current seasonal snowfall
, and at the top, the record of 390.4 inches!
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- Phoenix Church
Museum
- This quaint old church in Phoenix, a mining ghost
town, is preserved today as a museum, open during summer months.
The church still makes history today for couples who come from
all over the country to be wed in this hallowed hall.
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- More to come...

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