Attachment 6 - Vicinity Map of Monocle Lake Day Use and Campground.pdf

This file is a vicinity map depicting the Monocle Lake Day Use & Campground area located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The map shows the geographic relationship between two administrative sites: the St. Ignace Office and the RACO Work Center, both managed by what appears to be a federal forest service entity. The map illustrates the area's position relative to the Great Lakes (Superior, Michigan, and Huron) and Canada to the north, with I-75 providing regional access. The facility is positioned near St. Ignace, Michigan, and includes various county roads (CO RD 520, 400, 425, and 528) and state routes providing access to the day use and campground area. Multiple waterbodies are identified in the vicinity, including Brevoort Lake, East Lake, Hay Lake, Carp Lake, Round Lake, Chain Lake, and Pendills Lake. The map includes a scale in miles and a legend identifying administrative sites, towns, roads, waterbodies, and forest boundaries. This appears to be a reference document for a federal contract opportunity related to operations, maintenance, or management of the Monocle Lake recreational facility or the broader forest management area encompassing these administrative sites.