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Drummond Island is called the "Gem of Lake Huron"
and is the gateway for cruising the North channel and
Canadian waters.
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Drummond Island is 136 square miles, the largest US island in the Great Lakes.
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It has over 150 miles of shoreline and over 40 inland lakes
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Over 75% of Drummond island is covered with forests.
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The State of Michigan
owns over 50% of the island meaning a lot of land available for adventure and
exploring.
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This natural wilderness is surrounded by more than 50 outlying islands and clear
blue waters.
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The year round population is approximately 800-1000.
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The island is served by a modern, 24 hour ferry system that
runs Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.