2011 Map of Fremont

About this map

Fremont serves as the central hub of this West Michigan landscape, where the residential grid meets industrial and agricultural interests. The city is flanked by a series of glacial water bodies, most notably the expansive Fremont Lake and a chain of smaller lakes to the north including First Lake, Second Lake, and Third Lake. To the south and east, the terrain transitions into a patchwork of drainage systems and creeks, such as Butler Creek and Minnie Creek, which eventually feed toward the Muskegon River in the southeast corner.