2019 Map of Temple

About this map

Temple serves as a focal point in this portion of Michigan, where the landscape is defined by the winding course of the Muskegon River and its numerous tributaries. The map details a rural network of section-line roads, many named for local families or geographical landmarks like Watson Road Cem and Winterfield Cem. The concentration of drainage features, including Whisky Cr, Dishwash Cr, and Giss-I-Was Cr, reveals a low-lying, water-rich terrain shaped by glacial hydrology. The survey also identifies the Church Bridge crossing the West Branch Clam River, illustrating the small-scale infrastructure connecting remote settlements across the Osceola and Clare County lines. Genealogists can find localized detail in cemeteries such as Fernwood Cem and the residential street grid of the community around E Davis St.