2011 Map of Holland East

About this map

The Macatawa River and its branches define the eastern landscape of the Holland-Zeeland corridor, winding through a region where agricultural heritage meets academic and suburban expansion. Cultural landmarks like Windmill Island and the Veldheers Tulip Gardens underscore the area's Dutch heritage, while the presence of the Overisel Oil Field indicates the subsurface industrial resources of the county. Smaller historic settlements like Noordeloos, Harlem, and New Holland remain distinct from the larger centers of Holland and Zeeland. Local history researchers can find numerous burial sites across the landscape, including Noordeloos Cemetery, New Groningen Cemetery, and Roselawn Memorial Gardens. The map also documents the educational footprint of the region, specifically Grand Valley State University- Meijer Campus and the Davenport University- Holland Campus.