2019 Map of Coopersville

About this map

The Grand River snakes through the southern portion of this Michigan landscape, anchoring the historic riverside settlements of Lamont and Eastmanville. This 2019 survey documents a region defined by its transition from fertile river bottoms to the growing municipal center of Coopersville. The map captures a high density of genealogical landmarks, particularly along the river corridor, where Maplewood Cem, Elmwood Cem, and the Eastmanville Cem are situated. To the north, the terrain is drained by tributaries like Deer Cr and Stott and Tanper Drain, which carve through the rural stretches between Dennison and the Muskegon County line. The settlement pattern follows a clear progression from the older water-based commerce along Leonard St to the modern residential development and industrial presence concentrated near the Po and school campuses in the heart of Coopersville.