2017 Map of Macon

About this map

Agricultural lands at the intersection of Washtenaw, Lenawee, and Monroe Counties define this rural Michigan landscape. The settlement of Macon serves as a central hub, surrounded by a dense network of country roads including Clinton Macon Rd and Britton Hwy. The area is characterized by its numerous small burial grounds that preserve local family history, such as Benton Cem, Oakhill Cem, and the Lake Ridge Cem located along Ridge Hwy. Waterways like the Saline River and Macon Cr wind through the township, supporting a drainage system that includes Schreeder Brook and Richardson Drain. The small settlement of Cone sits in the southeastern portion of the map, while the Trudeau Airport provides a point of regional aviation. This topography reveals a persistent pattern of rural life and land management where historical farm boundaries and section lines remain the primary organizational structure for the community.