2019 Map of Ravenna

About this map

Ravenna serves as a central hub on this landscape where Muskegon and Ottawa counties meet. The village is surrounded by a network of drainage infrastructure and natural waterways, including Crockery Creek and its many tributaries such as N Br Crockery Cr and Eastland Drain. For genealogists and family historians, the sheet provides precise locations for several local burial grounds, including Moorland Cem, Ravenna Cem, and the Saint Catherine's Cem complex near the town center. The presence of smaller outlying settlements like Slocum, Harrisburg, and Moorland indicates the historic agricultural and residential pattern of the region. Transportation and recreation are represented by the Musketawa State Trail, which cuts across the landscape on a clear diagonal, likely following a former rail corridor. The map further documents numerous named rural roads like S Ravenna Rd and Apple Ave, which organize the farmsteads and homes across this western Michigan terrain.