2014 Map of Essexville

About this map

The Saginaw River forms the industrial and geographic spine of this coastal region as it flows toward Saginaw Bay. The city of Essexville and the eastern portions of Bay City dominate the northwestern corner, characterized by a dense grid of streets and key crossings like the Independence Bridge. Moving south and east, the urban landscape transitions into a systematic drainage network essential for the low-lying terrain, featuring the Trombley Drain, Douglas Drain, and Cheboyganing Cr. This area is remarkably dense with burial sites for genealogists, including Pine Ridge Cem, Saint Patrick Cem, and the Polish Cem. Further south, the settlement of Munger sits amidst a structured agricultural landscape, while the Kenneth Hayward Airport serves as a modern transportation landmark for the county.