1978 Map of Portland North
USGS Topo · Published 1979About this map
The Grand River and Maple River converge in this mid-1970s landscape, shaping the industrial and social development of eastern Ionia County. The villages of Muir and Lyons sit at this river junction, where several gravel pits and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad grade indicate a local economy tied to both resource extraction and transportation. To the south, the city of Portland is centered near the Portland Municipal Dam, which along with Webber Dam and Wagar Dam, demonstrates the extensive hydroelectric and water management infrastructure of the era.
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Editions of this 1978 Portland North Map
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Historical Maps of Portland Through Time
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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
2011 Portland North
Ionia County, MI
2011 Portland South
Ionia County, MI
2011 Shiloh
Ionia County, MI
2011 Smyrna
Ionia County, MI
2011 Woodbury
Ionia County, MI
2014 Portland North
Ionia County, MI
2014 Portland South
Ionia County, MI
2014 Shiloh
Ionia County, MI
2014 Smyrna
Ionia County, MI
2014 Woodbury
Ionia County, MI
2017 Portland North
Ionia County, MI
2017 Portland South
Ionia County, MI
2017 Shiloh
Ionia County, MI
2017 Smyrna
Ionia County, MI
2017 Woodbury
Ionia County, MI
2019 Portland North
Ionia County, MI
2019 Portland South
Ionia County, MI
2019 Shiloh
Ionia County, MI
2019 Smyrna
Ionia County, MI
2019 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