2017 Map of Alamando

About this map

The settlement of Alamando sits in the northeast corner of this Michigan survey, where the diagonal path of the Pere-Marquette State Trail cuts through the landscape. This corridor, following the historic rail line, passes just north of the Warren Township Cem, which serves as a significant landmark for genealogists tracing local families in this portion of Midland County. The terrain is defined by a dense network of water drainage systems, including the winding Salt River and its S Br Salt River, alongside the Chippewa River near the southern boundary. These waterways are complemented by numerous agricultural drainage features like Teed Drain and Carrol Cr Drain, reflecting a landscape heavily modified for farming. The grid of country roads, including N Alamando Rd and Coleman Rd, provides a structured view of the rural township divisions and residential patterns as they existed in the mid-2010s.