 Although still partially inhabited, Pequaming is one of the largest ghost towns in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.Originally home to an Ojibwe tribe settlement called "Pequaquawaming", which means "the headland", a narrow neck of land almost surrounded by water.The point at Pequaming is in the shape of a bear; the head is called Picnic Point; the tail at the lumberyard, the legs are the two sand beaches, and the back is the shore line.