
The confluence of the Grand River and the Maple River defines the landscape of this Ionia County region, where the settlements of Muir and Lyons sit adjacent to one another along the riverbanks. The modern infrastructure reflects a layer of history where old rail corridors have been repurposed, such as the Fred Meijer Clinton-Ionia-Shiawassee (cis) State Trl running through the northern sector. The map serves as a vital resource for genealogists, documenting burial sites across the township including Lyons Township Cem, Keefer Cem, and the Union Burial Ground. Farther south, the small community of Collins sits near Ayers Branch, while the northern edge of Portland appears at the bottom of the sheet. Recreational use of the river is highlighted by the Middle Grand River Water Trl, which follows the winding course of the Grand River through several township sections.
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10 maps found

1972 Shiloh
Ionia County, MI

1972 Smyrna
Ionia County, MI

1978 Portland North
Ionia County, MI

1978 Portland South
Ionia County, MI

1978 Woodbury
Ionia County, MI

2023 Portland North
Ionia County, MI

2023 Portland South
Ionia County, MI

2023 Shiloh
Ionia County, MI

2023 Smyrna
Ionia County, MI

2023 Woodbury
Ionia County, MI