2011 Map of Grand Rapids West

About this map

Grand Rapids and its southern neighbor Wyoming occupy this urban landscape along the winding course of the Grand River. This 2011 edition shows a densely developed region notable for its concentration of historic burial grounds, including the large Mount Calvary Cemetery, Holy Cross Cemetery, and Saint Andrews Cemetery. The map also highlights a significant academic and civic core downtown, featuring the Grand Rapids Post Office and multiple university campuses such as Kendall College of Art and Design. To the west, the topography shifts toward recreational spaces like the John Ball Zoo and the Highlands Golf Course. Natural drainage is managed by several tributaries, with Plaster Creek and Buck Creek cutting through the southern suburbs, while Brandywine Creek and Indian Mill Creek define the northern limits of the quadrangle.