1941 Map of Saginaw
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
The Saginaw River valley serves as the industrial and transportation backbone of this region, where the Tittabawassee River, Shiawassee River, Cass River, and Flint River converge near the city of Saginaw. This complex river network supported a dense arrangement of mid-century infrastructure, including the Michigan Central, Pere Marquette, and Grand Trunk railroads that radiate from the city center. The landscape is notably defined by its agrarian and educational history, evidenced by dozens of named schoolhouses such as Canada Street Sch, King Road Sch, and Hess Sch dotting the townships.
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Editions of this 1941 Saginaw Map
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Historical Maps of Saginaw Through Time
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