2019 Map of Fennville

About this map

Fennville serves as the primary hub in this southwestern Michigan landscape, where the grid of county roads meets the dense wetlands and lakes of the Pine Plains. The map traces a distinct transition from the established town center to the intricate hydrology of the Kalamazoo River basin, including the expansive Ottawa Marsh and Big Dailey Bayou in the northern reaches. To the south, the smaller settlements of Pearl and Bravo are situated along the rail corridor, surrounded by a high density of water bodies like Hutchins Lake, Ely Lake, and Crooked Lake. For local historians and genealogists, the map provides clear locations for several community landmarks, including the Fennville Cem, Oak Grove Cem, and Pearl Cem, which anchor the rural landscape between the orchards and woods of Allegan County.