2011 Map of Edwardsburg

About this map

Edwardsburg and the northern outskirts of Granger serve as the primary anchors for this 2011 survey, which illustrates the modern landscape across the Indiana-Michigan state line. The area is defined by a high density of small glacial lakes and managed waterways, including Eagle Lake, Garver Lake, and Pleasant Lake. Significant local history and genealogical data are preserved through the numerous burial grounds scattered across the township, such as Reams-Norton Cemetery and the uniquely named Gods Half Acre Cemetery. The infrastructure of the village of Edwardsburg is clearly visible, centered around the Edwardsburg Post Office and the local Edwardsburg Cemetery. To the south, the development of Granger is evident, while agricultural drainage remains a key feature of the terrain, represented by the Gast Ditch and Cobus Creek systems that move water through this low-lying border region.