2011 Map of Onondaga

About this map

The Grand River snakes through this Ingham County landscape, defining the character of Onondaga and the nearby settlement of Kinneville. This 2011 survey documents a rural Michigan community deeply connected to its river-valley history, where several family and local burial grounds, including Brown Cemetery, Pope Cemetery, and Tompkins Cemetery, are scattered across the township. The infrastructure is a mix of agricultural tradition and specialized landmarks, ranging from the Williams Airport to the Onondaga Dragway and the Highfields Community Boys Camp located south of the main village. Notable local waterways like Lanes Lake, Otter Creek, and Sandstone Creek feed into the primary river system, while an extensive network of named local roads like Old Plank Rd and Baseline Rd follow the traditional survey lines that shaped the settlement of the region since its early days.