
The unincorporated community of Coral and the village of Pierson anchor this portion of the West Michigan landscape along the border of Montcalm and Kent counties. The area is defined by a dense network of water features and drainage systems, including the Lovett and Cody Drain, Rice Creek, and several small bodies of water like Coady Lake and Picnic Lake. For genealogists, the map identifies three distinct burial grounds: Coral Cem, Coady Cem, and Saint Marys Cem, providing precise locations for family research. One of the most significant modern landmarks is the Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park Trail, which follows the corridor of a former railroad line, demonstrating how historical transit routes have been repurposed for contemporary recreation while maintaining the original survey alignment through the townships.
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16 maps found

1964 Langston
Montcalm County, MI

1964 Six Lakes
Montcalm County, MI

1965 Vestaburg
Montcalm County, MI

1967 Butternut
Montcalm County, MI

1972 Greenville East
Montcalm County, MI

1972 Greenville West
Montcalm County, MI

1976 Howard City NE
Montcalm County, MI

1976 Howard City NW
Montcalm County, MI

1985 Coral
Montcalm County, MI

2023 Butternut
Montcalm County, MI

2023 Coral
Montcalm County, MI

2023 Greenville East
Montcalm County, MI

2023 Greenville West
Montcalm County, MI

2023 Langston
Montcalm County, MI

2023 Six Lakes
Montcalm County, MI

2023 Vestaburg
Montcalm County, MI