2014 Map of Schoolcraft

About this map

Prairie Ronde terrain characterizes this portion of southwest Michigan, where the boundary between Kalamazoo and St. Joseph counties divides a landscape of small agricultural settlements and winding waterways. The village of Schoolcraft sits at the northern edge, a structured grid defined by streets like W Eliza St and W Lyons St, while the community of Flowerfield occupies a more central position near the namesake Flowerfield Cr. Local history is deeply etched into the land through an unusually high density of burial grounds, including the Schoolcraft Cem, Shaver Cem, and the Upper Flatbush Cem. The drainage patterns are complex, featuring the Four County Drain and the southern flow of the Rocky River. Notable industrial and transportation landmarks include a Marl Pit near Ayers Lake and the Prairie Ronde Airport, illustrating the mix of traditional resource extraction and modern infrastructure in this rural corridor.