2011 Map of Saginaw NE

About this map

Indiantown and Frankentrost anchor this 2011 survey of the rural landscape east of Saginaw, where a grid of section roads defines a landscape shaped by drainage and agriculture. The drainage patterns of the Saginaw Valley are evident in the winding courses of Cheboyganing Creek and Blumfield Creek, alongside man-made improvements like the English Drain. This area reflects a long history of local settlement and remembrance, featuring several burial grounds including Buena Vista Cemetery, Saint Johns Cemetery, and Jason Cemetery. The Harry W Browne Airport stands as a modern landmark on the western edge of the quadrangle, while the quiet community of Frankentrost preserves a distinct Bavarian heritage visible in its proximity to the region’s traditional agricultural hubs.