1943 Map of Cedar Springs
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
The Rogue River and Grand River converge in this mid-century landscape of Kent County, defining a region where agricultural life and early industry were tightly woven with the waterways. In the north, Cedar Springs serves as a primary hub, while further south, the Rockford area shows its industrial character near Kane Mill and the crossing of the Pere Marquette railroad. The map is notable for its dense network of named corners and rural schools, such as Vandenhoven Corners and Block Tavern Sch, indicating a well-established community of farmsteads and local districts.
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