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Mohawk is located on US-41 in Keweenaw County. Name after the site of the Mohawk Mine of the Wolverine - Mohawk Mining Company. In 1896, Ernest Koch, a lumberman, chanced to find some native copper here. Exploration by Joseph E. Gay proved the value of the find, and in 1898, the Mohawk Mining Company was formed and began operation. The village developed with the mine and was named from it. Storekeeper George H. Petermann became its first postmaster on March 1, 1901. Mohawk was the name of an Indian Tribe.
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Attractions
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Dining Out
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Cliffview Inn & Cabins, 5014 US-41, Mohawk, MI 49950, Phone: (906) 337-2404
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Slim's Cafe, US-41, Mohawk, MI 49950, Phone: (906) 337-3212
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Lodging
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Cliffview Inn & Cabins, 5014 US-41, Mohawk, MI 49950, Phone: (906) 337-2404
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Tell Them You Found Then in Upper Peninsula Online
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Outdoors
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Fish Camp Charters, 11627 Mendota Lake, Mohawk, MI 49950, Phone: (906) 289-6637
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Services
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Lighthouse Ferry Service, Copper Harbor Marina M26, PO Box 451, Mohawk, MI 49950, Phone: (906) 289-4966
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Shopping
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Bird's-Eye Creations, 86 Stanton Ave., Mohawk, MI 49950, Phone: (906) 337-5095
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The Wood'n Spoon, US 41, PO Box 391, Mohawk, MI 49950, Phone: (906) 337-2435
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