2014 Map of Eaton Rapids
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The city of Eaton Rapids serves as the focal point of this Eaton County landscape, situated at the confluence of the Grand River and Spring Brook. The terrain is defined by a dense network of agricultural drainage systems, including the Benton Drain, Odell Drain, and Mills and Prichard Drain, which manage the water levels of the low-lying areas. Further north, the Thornapple River winds through the townships, passing near established family-named landmarks like Boody Lake and Snow Lake.
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1921 · Springport
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1921 · Marshall
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1923 · Marshall
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1943 · Marshall
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1949 · Charlotte
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