2014 Map of Sullivan

About this map

Sullivan and Wolf Lake anchor this 2014 survey of Muskegon County, where residential clusters are woven into a landscape defined by an intricate drainage system. The region is characterized by small tributaries and named channels such as Black Cr, Cranberry Cr, and the Muskegon-Newaygo Drain, which feed into larger water bodies like Carr Lake. Local history is preserved at the Sullivan Township Cem and Egelston Township Cem, providing essential points of reference for genealogists and researchers. The layout of Apple Carr Village and Updyke illustrates the mid-20th-century expansion of residential footprints near the county's eastern border. The topography is largely governed by these watercourses, including Norris Cr and Crockery Creek, which have historically dictated the placement of roads and settlement boundaries throughout t9n r15w and its neighboring townships.