2014 Map of Bellevue

About this map

Bellevue serves as the central hub of this Michigan landscape, situated at the meeting point of several historic townships and county lines. The town is positioned along the winding course of Battle Cr, surrounded by a network of drainage systems and brooks including Crooked Brook and the Gayton and Powers Extension Drain. To the south, the terrain becomes increasingly defined by a cluster of water bodies such as Wolf Lake, Goose Lake, Clear Lake, and Mud Lake, illustrating the glacial topography of the region. The map preserves the locations of local burial grounds, including Bell Cem, Follett Cem, and Bellevue Cem, which provide valuable points of reference for genealogists. The road network, featuring named routes like Stony Point HWY and Assyria HWY, reflects the rural development patterns that connect these agricultural and lakeside communities.