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School District Reference Map (2010 42.178177N 42.159826N 83.788371W SCHOOL DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP (2010 CENSUS): Monroe County, MI 83.083566W Pittsfield ctwp 64560 UNI UNI 33540 29910 LEGEND Pittsfield ctwp 64560 Pittsfield ctwp 64560 l Pittsfield ctwp 64560 Ypsilanti ctwp 89160 n C SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL LABEL STYLE Saline° e r Pittsfield a Riverview° f 71140 o ctwp 64560 r Federal American Indian 68880 o h L'ANSE RES 1880 T Reservation Saline twp 71160 Detroit Riv Saline twp 71160 75 UNI Brownstown Trenton° Off-Reservation Trust T1880 34560 UNI 80420 Land ctwp 11220 36485 UNI State American Indian UNI 33900 Reservation Tama Res 4125 30660 WASHTENAW 161 WAYNE 163 Alaska Native Regional Huron ctwp 40040 Grosse Ile Corporation NANA ANRC 52120 Sumpter twp 77360 twp 35420 UNI UNI State (or statistically NEW YORK 36 Augusta ctwp 04180 21570 Woodhaven° 88380 equivalent entity) York ctwp 89100 17220 Detroit Riv County (or statistically equivalent entity) ERIE 029 H u v 3 Minor Civil Division r on Ri 6 1,2 1 (MCD) Bristol town 07485 E H N ur Y o G Consolidated City n A i MILFORD 47500 UNI R Brownstown ctwp 11220 b i Gibraltar° 32020 r v a W 18930 lt Will Carlton Rd Flat Rock° 28360 er 1,3 Will Carleton Dr Will Carleton Rd B Incorporated Place Saline Oakville Waltz Rd ay Davis 18100 D e twp R t o r UNI m Carter Rd o Census Designated Place i i n t Trenton 71160 e C Port R Incline Village 35100 Milan twp 53900 WAYNE 163 S 3 18930 R r D i Chnnl (CDP) e R v e a H Conrail RR d d k u i R v u R n ll d e r i c r o H y n D r C ia t r MONROE 115 r E Newburg Rd UNI WASHTENAW 161 B UNI Milan Oakville Rd W Newburg Rd Unified School District Newburg Rd W Newburg Rd 18930 Rd Newburg Rd UNI Dauncy Rd 03370 W Newburg M 275 Capernall Rd MONROE 115 axwell Rd UNI d County St Oakville Waltz Rd Parkway Blvd 07080 Rosedale Blvd Hack Rd Sali S Sanford Rd Fuller Rd R Rockwood° ne R d 15870 i n 275 SEC v e London Secondary School District s n 69180 Rd w Dr UNI o Colf Rd 99965 T S Ridge Sumpter Rd Carleton Rockwood Rd Redman Rd Brownstown ctwp 11220 Milan° 53920 Rd West Carleton 01980 South Rockwood 75280 Darling Rd Carleton 13220 D Carlton Westfall Rd ELM o Elementary School District Allen Martinsville Rd n Huron River Dr Rockwood Rd A Carleton Dr Armstron Berlin Rd l 02220 l Rd Hivon Rd Hivon Rd e Dr Timbers Rd West Rd Ash St n R a Allen Rd P i Detroit Riv a n a Fay Rd Carleton uthwick Rd w a So lm lv s C y g Rd o r e West Rd ee S n Wanty Rd k r Wilson Dr Fay Rd R v R i d l l Sherman Rd e Fay Rd d R W H DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL d Ready Rd at a Sherman Rd s r Ford r P James Rd o Grams Rd n i l R s Ash twp 03680 a Grames d St Sweitzer Rd n S l k t r T Haggerman Rd Scofield Carleton Rd Fessner Rd Wassehnova Water Body Pleasant Lake R Interstate 3 Mead Rd Scofield n d o Wabash Rd d R Jones St t Half Rd Rd Half t y Zeiman Rd u Stout Rd a Sto l Calkins Rd Carleton Rd R C Crowe Rd Calhoun Rd UNI d Hickory Rd E Creek Rd Burns Rd U.S. Highway 2 N County Line Hwy Nolan Rd 23850 n Rd Okefenokee Swamp d Scofield Carleto Swamp or Marsh R Finzel Rd Norfolk ll Sigler Rd i Rd Indian Trail Rd h il Exeter Rd e ra l T t State Highway 4 Southern Rlwy t n Gramlick Rd a u Allison Rd Exeter twp 26880 i E Sigler Rd T d Townsend Rd In Ohara A sh Dr W Sigler Rd R Glacier Bering Glacier and Ohio Rlwy d Grafton Rd Chesapeake Marsh Ln Other Road n London twp 49180 irman Rd o Ge S Turner Ln Wells Rd lis wa Welch Rd Al Otter Rd n d Telegraph Rd C R Bitz Rd r e Brandon Rd 4WD Trail, Stairway, e Liedel Rd S Stoney Cre k Military e Fort Belvoir k R Milan twp 53900 Rd Platt S R Labo Rd Alley, Walkway, or Ferry d d Sumpter Rd Snell Rd ne Rd Co Detroit-Toledo Expy d Hoffman Rd Ferder Rd R Southern RR E Labo Rd e ik Far Rd Berlin ctwp 07720 p Raiload National or State Park, n Armstrong Rd r A W Labo Rd Dr y u Yosemite NP z p T a Forest, or Recreation Area Gibbini x S l i Gramlich Rd a E U Bunce Rd Scofield Rd Pipeline or R o Lk Erie d d le o Roberts Rd Power Line -T Maybee 52440 it Ostrander Rd N Zink Rd St ro Reaume Rd Inset Area A o N Dixie Hwy Macon twp ne t C y e ree D Newport Rd Ridge or Fence Steffas Rd k Couper Rd d R R Ostrander Rd Corkins Rd Bomiea Rd 50520 d Chinavere Rd d Drew St n port Rd e W New s Mayer Rd Newport Rd N Couper n Port Sunlight Rd J Property Line Outside Subject Area w Oelke o o Paree St a Rd T Muehleisen Rd Raisin St n Oelke Rd Rd n Anteau Kane Rd S Strong Rd D Stone Rd Milwaukee Rd Oelke Rd St w Rd u a Nonvisible Boundary n n d Bluebush Creek e Y R Henri e d Rd e Toben Rd or Feature Not M n s ila Dundee c Elsewhere Classified Hiser R n h Conrail RR Masserant Rd Lk Erie R R d d Dennison Rd 23380 Buhl Rd N Telegraph Rd T d r Day Rd Rd om Doty Rd r bl e H b e Ann Arbor Rd Sheets Rd e y u P r i R Petersburg Rd Rd Petersburg la s Steiner Rd Reinhardt Rd Rd Reinhardt d n G s n d k a R Where state, county, and/or MCD boundaries coincide, the map shows the R R Muehleisen Rd Saline River Rd d d Detroit Toledo w k Mentel Rd S e S Blazer Rd S e w t r an C boundary symbol for only the highest-ranking of these boundaries. ad C r LENAWEE 091 M ler G and Shore Line RR k Rd eim War Rd an Conrail RR O Rd Post Rd r Rd Williams Rd N atte Ida Maybee Rd 1 A ' ° ' following an MCD name denotes a false MCD. A ' ° ' following a place name N Rea Rd H Foulhaver Rd Baldwin Rd R Stumpmier Rd Hiser Rd indicates that a false MCD exists with the same name and FIPS code as the place; O Far Rd Radka R Estral Beach 26460 d Langton Rd Stewart Rd Sheick Rd N S S Rd S E t Wilcox Rd Bigelow o the false MCD label is not shown. Collins Rd Rd n Newport C ey 1 r N e e Rd 1 k R W M 5 ive Rd H ntel r o Ty ur d n R R Enrico 2 MCD boundaries are shown in the following states in which MCDs have functioning d d r Me Rd a nt R n o Ke du Dundee 23380 i e UNI s Fisher St r Cir B Fermi e lue S h i b governments: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, t P n u Monroe Rd sh P Dr Rd N Rea Rd H u UNI Frenchtown twp 30820 19800 Covell So o m H New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, o Leroux Rd m Rd m p u k N e k r a r sby St Dixon Rd L d dea R i a u Rd n 24150 Rd Way Rd Toll Rd and Wisconsin. s UNI d al ni Tecumseh St l o e e r b Cabela i Rd Rogers Rd m m d t o N lv S Rea Rd Blvd gh C Wolverine Dr S B 06930 Tecumseh E Ri t 3 Place label color correlates to the place fill color. M o a K M n e Po n entel Rd in i te o u Au m y x Rd o Peaux St e Stewart Rd C g p Alford Rd a Ridgeway h r n Raisinville twp 66900 Rankin Rd t e L o l e e i UNI n R k i Sycamore i s d v s Hazel St R Elm St R e R i d d t Dundee 23380 e n twp 68540 d r a Vivian Rd Fix Rd s R Stony Point 76720 R e R r e B d e M Rd Helle Dr 12300 ll a Dundee twp 23400 b y 75 Rd N Raisinville Rd Dundee 23380 a dy Ln M ha Libstaff Rd S a t d S I N C 75 y ust Totten Rd ile er R Rd Neiman Rd E Hurd Rd Bates Ln S Custer Rd Cole Rd e 50 t Sorter Rd isin t Ra e S W y a 11th r St Oak Sullivan n t e a S Brewer Rd iv f d R L a h Woodland Beach 88480 Ruff Dr t L y lo L 10 St l y Cr y o Ann Arbor RR a ee Eggert Rd e aulding Rd k d y W d R d d R Frenchtown twp 30820 Sp t e S d v R w r A d ie e v t lf a o Gre w G enw e ood g t d St S Ave E d r R Trost Rd Muehleisen Rd Nichols Rd Toll e UNI d d n Dixon Rd lv e Ave d v v B I l ri r a s B e Gloff Rd h UNI D 50 L R is Detroit Beach 22040 d e Waterwoks 99998 Plum e l r Lenawee Rd Rd Lenawee v Cake Rd p n S ro S Godfroy a u C G u S t st M r a e t r R D e d 19050 d P s ar R Rd Meanwell Dunbar Rd e k B Dr R s lo n i Rd Wells d hm Monroe ctwp 55040 r SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITHIN COUNTY v s e a R e T r D d m e a D S Raisinville Rd J v TYPE CODE NAME Sunset Blvd Bragg Rd Rd Bragg A t Monroe° 55020 e S k r r o a Westwood P h UNI 01980 Airport Community School District Mil s Lowe Rd l e Ann Arbor RR Herr Rd 24 k UNI a UNI 04470 Bedford Public Schools St L Detroit Ave N County Line Hwy West Monroe 86050 11730 N UNI 06000 Blissfield Community Schools Saum Rd E Dunbar Rd UNI 06930 Britton-Macon Area School District Ida East Rd UNI 07080 Flat Rock Community Schools d R le UNI 11730 Deerfield Public Schools il Oak St Ida West Rd Martell Rd Monroe ctwp 55040 UNI v in UNI 12300 Dundee Community Schools is a R 11730 McCarty Rd UNI 18930 Huron School District D Keegan Rd Haines Rd S e Lehr Rd n Lewis Ave R UNI 19050 Ida Public School District UNI n d E Front St i R d s y o rb UNI 19800 Jefferson Schools n 23 a 11730 Railroad St D W Albain Rd Monroe ctwp 55040 UNI 23100 Mason Consolidated Schools 23 Bragg Rd Rd Bragg Deerfield 21180 d UNI 23850 Milan Area Schools R County Line Rd South Deerfield Rd lbain Rd h E D A p d Strasburg Rd unbar R UNI 24150 Monroe Public Schools a Albain Rd r g Monroe Albain Rd e UNI 33120 Summerfield School District Minx Rd l e T Hull Rd 75140 UNI 36270 Whiteford Agricultural School District S 5 11 Petersburg° 63800 Hubbard Rd UNI 99998 School District Not Defined (Water) Anders Rd E O R Bentwood Trl N Rose Rd Frenchtown twp 30820 Plum Crk Taft Rd Rd Geiger O ain d N Alb R Ot E M Lulu Rd Gautz Rd ter tz Cr n eek Rd ga Rd ar Lulu Rd S Otter Creek D Rd Gayville Rd M o r t a d n r i R C r l s e Hull Rd l e i k R tu Teal Rd a Yargerville Rd d S R Alt Rd er Riv Ida Center Rd Laplaisance Rd Swartz Rd Summerfield twp 77140 S n L Dunlap Rd 125 O t y te d r ha Ida C S re Leghorn Rd La Salle twp 46260 ek Rd S u twp E Stein Rd m UNI m W Stein Rd N Otte e 1st 1st r N Suder Rd C r r f e Lavigne Rd i e e k 40260 C l St d St R S d 33120 R Todd Rd t d Robinson Rd Rd Robinson Lk Erie Conrail RR Todd Rd Kruse Rd Todd Rd d Fo R s T h ter i p L mb a n Deerfield Bacon Rd r g Lajiness Rd e le N Lewis Ave Ave Lewis N
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