2010 Map of Plymouth

About this map

The Yellow River snakes through the heart of Plymouth in this 2010 topographic record, illustrating the settlement's deep connection to its waterways and historic transit corridors. The city is anchored by several established burial grounds, including Saint Michaels Cemetery, Oak Hill Cemetery, and the more outlying Tabor Cemetery. This modern era survey documents the convergence of historical routes like the Lincoln Hwy and Michigan Rd with contemporary infrastructure such as the Plymouth Municipal Airport and the Plymouth Speedway. To the southwest, the Twin Lakes area—comprising Holem Lake, Myers Lake, and Lawrence-Lake—presents a distinct cluster of residential development and recreation. The surrounding agricultural landscape is defined by an extensive drainage network, featuring named channels such as Schuh Ditch, Breeding DITCH, and Wolf Creek that support the region's rural economy.