Paw Paw serves as the focal point of this Van Buren County landscape, where the confluence of the E Br Paw Paw River and S Br Paw Paw River feeds into Maple Lake. The village is surrounded by a dense network of water bodies, including Lake Cora, Reynolds Lake, and Threemile Lake, which have long defined the region's recreational and agricultural character. Small clusters like Wildeys, Maple Island, and the curiously named Teapot Dome punctuate the grid of country roads and section lines.
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1927 · Hartford
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1927 · Bangor
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1931 · Bangor
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1931 · Hartford
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1943 · Bangor
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1944 · Marcellus
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1946 · Marcellus
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1946 · Gobles
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1948 · Gobles
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1949 · Gobles
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