Cemeteries

Off M-26 northwest of Atlantic Mine on Obenhoff Road.

Along M-203, 2 miles west of Calumet. Founded in 1894.  (Photo courtesy of JoAnne Stefanac)

West side of US-41, 1 mile north of Calumet. Founded in 1865.

On Hancock Street in Chassell, 1 block west of US-41. The cemetery was founded in 1849.

Along US-41, just south of Copper Harbor. Founded in 1853.

Located on the grounds of Fort Wilkins State Park on US-41 east of Copper Harbor. Founded in 1844.

West off M-26, just outside Eagle Harbor at the end of Pine Street. Founded in 1897.

Located on M-26 just south of Eagle River. Founded in 1849.

Just off M-203, 2 miles west of Hancock. Founded in 1895.

9 miles east of Hancock off M-203.  Founded in 1920.

South of US-41 along MacInnes Drive on the Michigan Tech University campus in Houghton. Founded in 1862.

6.5 miles northwest of Houghton on the Houghton Canal Road.

West off M-26 in Houghton onto the Houghton Canal Road, to the Liminga Road to the cemetery on the south side of the road, 1.5 miles before reaching Redridge. Founded in 1912.

Along the Jacobsville Road approximately 14 miles south of Lake Linden. Founded in 1890.  (Photo courtesy of Mike Forgrave, www.coppercountryexplorer.com)  

Approximately 1 mile northeast of Lake Linden on Cemetery Road. Founded in 1880.

Off Cemetery Street in Laurium. Founded in 1880.

Approximately 1 mile northeast of Lake Linden on Cemetery Road. Founded in 1876.

The Catholic Cliff Cemetery, or Hillside Cemetery, is located on the north side of US-41 approximately 6 miles north of Mohawk. Founded in 1858.

Off US-41, along Cliff Drive, south of Phoenix to the sign. Follow the trail to the area beneath the foothills of the cliffs. Take the left branch of the trail for approximately 1/2 mile to the Protestant cemetery. Founded approximately 1843.

1/2 mile north of South Range, off M-26 on Cemetery Road. Founded in 1915.