2011 Map of Gordonville

About this map

The Tittabawassee River and Chippewa River converge in the northeast corner of this Michigan landscape, framing the southwestern outskirts of Midland. The river systems dominate the northern geography, with the Pine River and Prairie Creek cutting through a grid of rural roads and agricultural plots. This 2011 survey documents the transition from the municipal edge near Currie Municipal Golf Course to the scattered crossroads settlements and rural neighborhoods that define the county's character. Genealogists and local historians will find several key landmarks preserved, including Wayne Cemetery near Gordonville, the Poseyville Cemetery in Poseyville, and Saint Patrick Cemetery further south. The map also traces the path of the Pere Marquette Rail RR, reflecting the region's historical transportation corridors alongside established communities like Dice Corners, Bullock Creek, and Lockport.