2011 Map of New Greenleaf

About this map

Ivanhoe and the rural junction of New Greenleaf anchor this portion of the Thumb region of Michigan, where a structured grid of section roads defines the agricultural landscape. The area is marked by its water systems, notably the North Branch Cass River and the South Fork Cass River which flow across the southern plains, while the Pigeon River cuts through the northern sections near the McTaggart Cemetery. This survey highlights the deep-rooted local history through its named cemeteries and community centers, such as the Saint Columbkille Roman Catholic Cemetery west of the river. The topography is relatively flat, dictated by the slow-moving waters of Greenleaf Creek and Sanilac Huron Creek, showing a landscape optimized for farming and connected by long-established transit corridors like Bay City Forestville Rd and Sebewaing Rd.