2017 Map of Marshall
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
Marshall sits at the confluence of the Kalamazoo River and Rice Creek, serving as a central hub in Calhoun County. The town's historic footprint is well-defined by its grid, with Brooks Field located to the south and Oakridge Cem near the riverbanks. The surrounding landscape is dotted with several smaller bodies of water, including Lake of the Woods, Pardy Lake, and Potter Lake, while the rural outskirts are marked by numerous family and community burial grounds such as Porter Cem and Hotchkiss Cem. One notable site of local interest is the Calhoun County Poor Farm Cem, providing a direct link to the area's social history. The intersection of modern infrastructure and the natural river system highlights the town's enduring role as a regional crossroads.
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