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DNR Forest Products Industry Directory Michigan Department of Natural Resources www.michigan.gov/dnr WOOD PRODUCTS IN MICHIGAN PART I A Directory of Primary Mills and Manufacturers DNR-Forest Resource Division P.O. Box 30452 Lansing, MI 48909-9845 (517) 284-5900 (517) 373-2443 (fax) www.michigan.gov/dnr Dave Neumann Utilization and Marketing Specialist – Statewide (517) 284-5887 Brenda Haskill Utilization and Marketing Specialist – Regional (906) 293-5131 ext. 4053 Dave Barkley Margaret Spagnuolo Editors (517) 284-5903 Forest Resources Division IC4000 (09/14/2016) TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 1 How to Use the Directory ................................................................................................................................ 1 Forest Resource Division Contact Information ............................................................................................. 2 Michigan County Map ...................................................................................................................................... 5 County Index .................................................................................................................................................... 6 Primary Mill and Manufacturer Listings ......................................................................................................... 9 Alcona County .............................................................................................................................................. 10 Alger County ................................................................................................................................................ 11 Allegan County ............................................................................................................................................. 13 Alpena County .............................................................................................................................................. 14 Antrim County .............................................................................................................................................. 17 Arenac County ............................................................................................................................................. 18 Baraga County ............................................................................................................................................. 20 Barry County ................................................................................................................................................ 22 Benzie County .............................................................................................................................................. 24 Branch County ............................................................................................................................................. 25 Calhoun County............................................................................................................................................ 26 Cass County ................................................................................................................................................. 27 Charlevoix County ........................................................................................................................................ 28 Cheboygan County ....................................................................................................................................... 30 Chippewa County ......................................................................................................................................... 32 Clare County ................................................................................................................................................ 33 Clinton County .............................................................................................................................................. 35 Crawford County .......................................................................................................................................... 36 Delta County ................................................................................................................................................ 38 Dickinson County ......................................................................................................................................... 42 Eaton County ............................................................................................................................................... 44 Emmet County ............................................................................................................................................. 45 Genesee County .......................................................................................................................................... 46 Gladwin County ............................................................................................................................................ 47 Gogebic County............................................................................................................................................ 50 Gratiot County .............................................................................................................................................. 51 Hillsdale County ........................................................................................................................................... 52 Houghton County ......................................................................................................................................... 54 Huron County ............................................................................................................................................... 55 Ionia County ................................................................................................................................................. 56 Iosco County ................................................................................................................................................ 58 Iron County ................................................................................................................................................... 59 i IC4000 (09/14/2016) Primary Mill and Manufacturer Listings (continued) Isabella County ............................................................................................................................................ 60 Jackson County ............................................................................................................................................ 61 Kalamazoo County ....................................................................................................................................... 62 Kalkaska County .......................................................................................................................................... 63 Kent County ................................................................................................................................................. 64 Lake County ................................................................................................................................................. 66 Lapeer County .............................................................................................................................................. 68 Leelanau County .......................................................................................................................................... 71 Lenawee County .......................................................................................................................................... 72 Livingston County ......................................................................................................................................... 73 Luce County ................................................................................................................................................. 74 Mackinac County .......................................................................................................................................... 75 Macomb County ........................................................................................................................................... 77 Manistee County .......................................................................................................................................... 79 Marquette County ......................................................................................................................................... 80 Mason County .............................................................................................................................................. 82 Mecosta County ........................................................................................................................................... 83 Menominee County ...................................................................................................................................... 88 Midland County ...........................................................................................................................................
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