2011 Map of Tecumseh South

About this map

The River Raisin carves a winding path south from Tecumseh, anchoring a rural Lenawee County landscape defined by agricultural drainage and small rail-side hamlets. In the early 21st century, the area retains its traditional character at Raisin Center and Lenawee Junction, where the intersection of transit lines once shaped local commerce. The map is particularly notable for its density of burial grounds, ranging from established sites like McLain Cemetery to smaller family plots such as the Clark Family Cemetery and Holdridge Family Cemetery, providing valuable data for genealogical research. Numerous named watercourses, including Swamp Raisin Creek, Cook Drain, and the Little River Raisin, illustrate the complex drainage system necessary for the region's productive farmland. Modern land use is evident at the Raisin Valley Golf Course and Merillat Airport, while the village of Holloway remains a key waypoint in the eastern portion of the quadrangle.