1978 Map of Lowell
USGS Topo · Published 1979About this map
The confluence of the Flat River and the Grand River centers this late-1970s view of Kent and Ionia Counties. The settlement of Lowell thrives at this junction, served by the Grand Trunk Western and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. To the north, the historic cluster of Fallassburg is situated near Fallassburg County Park and the Fallass Cem, marking an area with deep roots in the regional landscape. The geography is further defined by extensive conservation and recreation tracts, including the Lowell State Game Area. Small rural landmarks such as the Honey Creek Childrens Home, St Marys Ch, and family-named cemeteries like McBride Cem and Pinkney Cem are scattered across the townships of Vergennes, Lowell, and Boston, providing valuable data for those researching local lineage and land use during this period.
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