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Michigan Municipalities and Place Names, 2002 Michigan Municipalities and Place Names 2002 A POST COMMUNITY COUNTY TOWNSHIP 79 AARWOOD KALKASKA CLEARWATER 24 ABBOTTSFORD ST. CLAIR KENOCKEE 87 ABITOSSE GOGEBIC IRONWOOD 56 ABRONIA ALLEGAN WATSON 57 ABSCOTA CALHOUN BURLINGTON 17 ACKERSON LAKE JACKSON NAPOLEON 75 ACKLINS ROSCOMMON HIGGINS 71 ACME GRAND TRAVERSE ACME 61 ADA KENT ADA 24 ADAIR ST. CLAIR CASCO 57 ADAMS CALHOUN BATTLE CREEK 33 ADAMS CORNERS HURON SHERMAN 57 ADAMS PARK KALAMAZOO BRADY 72 ADAMS POINT PRESQUE ISLE PULAWSKI 53 ADAMSVILLE CASS ONTWA 18 ADDISON LENAWEE ROLLIN & WOODSTOCK 65 ADDISON NEWAYGO LILLEY 18 ADDISON JUNCTION LENAWEE ROLLIN 18 ADRIAN LENAWEE ADRIAN 78 ADVANCE CHARLEVOIX EVANGELINE 65 AETNA NEWAYGO DENVER 72 AFTON CHEBOYGAN ELLIS 87 AGATE ONTONAGON INTERIOR 90 AGATE HARBOR KEWEENAW EAGLE HARBOR 71 AGHOSA GRAND TRAVERSE EAST BAY 71 AGHOSATOWN LEELANAU LEELANAU 64 AGNEW OTTAWA GRAND HAVEN 90 AHMEEK KEWEENAW ALLOUEZ 71 AHOOSTOWN LEELANAU LEELANAU 11 AINGER EATON WALTON 63 AIRPORT CLARE HAYES 34 AITKEN SANILAC BUEL 39 AKRON TUSCOLA AKRON & FAIRGROVE 32 ALABASTER IOSCO ALABASTER 32 ALABASTER JUNCTION IOSCO TAWAS 31 ALAMANDO MIDLAND WARREN 51 ALAMO KALAMAZOO ALAMO 78 ALANSON EMMET LITTLEFIELD 61 ALASKA KENT CALEDONIA 33 ALASKA BAY HURON PTE. AUX BARQUES 79 ALBA ANTRIM CHESTONIA 88 ALBERTA LOCATION BARAGA L’ANSE 57 ALBION CALHOUN ALBION & SHERIDAN 90 ALBION HOUGHTON CALUMET 74 ALCONA ALCONA HAYES 79 ALDEN ANTRIM HELENA 91 ALDER ALGER ROCK RIVER 65 ALDERSON NEWAYGO LILLEY 78 ALDRICH BEACH EMMET CARP LAKE 85 ALECTO DELTA BARK RIVER 63 ALEMBIC ISABELLA CHIPPEWA 63 ALERT ISABELLA CHIPPEWA 83 ALEXANDER CHIPPEWA TROUT LAKE 75 ALEXANDER CRAWFORD GRAYLING 86 ALFRED DICKINSON WEST BRANCH 59 ALGANSEE BRANCH ALGANSEE 36 ALGER ARENAC MOFFIT 40 ALGER GLADWIN BOURRETT 61 ALGOMA KENT ALGOMA 24 ALGONAC ST. CLAIR CLAY 93 ALGONQUIN CHIPPEWA SOO 37 ALICIA SAGINAW ALBEE 40 ALLBRIGHTS GLADWIN BILLINGS 56 ALLEGAN ALLEGAN ALLEGAN 19 ALLEN HILLSDALE ALLEN 66 ALLEN CREEK OCEANA COLFAX 64 ALLENDALE OTTAWA ALLENDALE 24 ALLENDALE ST. CLAIR BERLIN 25 ALLEN PARK WAYNE ECORSE 28 ALLENS COVE MONROE LASALLE 24 ALLENTON ST. CLAIR BERLIN 83 ALLENVILLE MACKINAW BREVORT 65 ALLEYTON NEWAYGO SHERMAN 87 ALLIGATOR POINT GOGEBIC MARINESCO 72 ALLIS PRESQUE ISLE NORTH ALLIS 90 ALLOUEZ KEWEENAW ALLOUEZ 71 ALLYN BENZIE INLAND 14 ALMA GRATIOT ARCADIA & PINE RIVER 31 ALMEDA BEACH BAY FRASER 51 ALMENA VAN BUREN ALMENA 64 ALMER MUSKEGON EGGLESTON 38 ALMONT LAPEER ALMONT 72 ALOHA CHEBOYGAN ALOHA 74 ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA 74 ALPENA JUNCTION ALPENA ALPENA 92 ALPHA IRON MASTODON 61 ALPINE KENT ALPINE 88 ALSTON HOUGHTON LAIRD 61 ALTO KENT BOWNE 85 ALTON DELTA ENSIGN 61 ALTON KENT VERGENNES 67 ALTONA MECOSTA HINTON 72 ALVERNO CHEBOYGAN GRANT 74 ALVIN ALCONA MIKADO 63 ALWARD CLARE ARTHUR 34 AMADORE SANILAC WORTH 92 AMASA IRON HEMATITE 66 AMBER MASON AMBER 67 AMBLE MONTCALM WINFIELD 19 AMBOY HILLSDALE AMBOY 31 AMELITH BAY FRANKENLUST 91 AMES ALGER MUNISING 12 AMPERE LIVINGSTON GENOA 67 AMSDEN MONTCALM FAIRPLAINS 21 AMY OAKLAND PONTIAC 24 ANCHORVILLE ST. CLAIR IRA 12 ANDERSON LIVINGSTON PUTNAM 65 ANDERSON NEWAYGO LILLEY 65 ANDERSON BAYOU NEWAYGO BROOKS 93 ANDERSON POINT CHIPPEWA DRUMMOND 21 ANDERSONVILLE OAKLAND SPRINGFIELD 71 ANGELL GRAND TRAVERSE WHITEWATER 76 ANGOLA WEXFORD HENDERSON 26 ANN ARBOR WASHTENAW ANN ARBOR 81 ANTLERS MARQUETTE POWELL 86 ANTOINE DICKINSON BREITUNG 79 ANTRIM ANTRIM MANCELONA 87 ANVIL GOGEBIC BESSEMER 31 APLIN BEACH BAY BANGOR 33 APPIN HURON SHERIDAN 34 APPLEGATE SANILAC WASHINGTON 86 APPLETON DICKINSON WAUCEDAH 86 ARAGON JUNCTION DICKINSON NORWAY 86 ARAGON MINES DICKINSON NORWAY 71 ARAL BENZIE LAKE 39 ARBELA TUSCOLA ARBELA 40 ARBUTUS GLADWIN BUCKEYE 73 ARBUTUS BEACH OTSEGO BAGLEY 72 ARBUTUS RESORT CHEBOYGAN BEAUGRAND 77 ARCADIA MANISTEE ARCADIA 90 ARCADIAN MINE HOUGHTON FRANKLIN 71 ARCHIE GRAND TRAVERSE PENINSULA 54 ARDEN BERRIEN ROYALTON 76 ARDIS SIDING MISSAUKEE AETNA 36 ARENAC ARENAC ARENAC 77 ARENDAL MANISTEE MANISTEE 56 ARGENTA ALLEGAN GUN PLAIN 53 ARGENTA CASS SILVER CREEK 35 ARGENTINE GENESEE ARGENTINE 34 ARGYLE SANILAC ARGYLE 17 ARLAND JACKSON TOMPKINS 76 ARLENE MISSAUKEE CALDWELL 24 ARMADA MACOMB ARMADA 92 ARMSTRONG IRON MASTODON 31 ARN BAY MERRITT 32 ARN IOSCO SHERMAN 32 ARN JUNCTION IOSCO SHERMAN 88 ARNHEIM BARAGA BARAGA 90 ARNOLD KEWEENAW HOUGHTON 81 ARNOLD MARQUETTE WELLS 37 ARTHUR SAGINAW BLUMFIELD 89 ARTHUR BAY MENOMINEE INGALLSTON 40 ARTS GLADWIN SAGE 72 ARVA CHEBOYGAN WAVERLY 88 ARVON BARAGA ARVON 91 ARYE ALGER BURT 78 ASHBAUGH POINT EMMET CARP LAKE 65 ASHLAND NEWAYGO ASHLAND 72 ASHLAND PRESQUE ISLE PRESQUE ISLE 65 ASHLAND CENTER NEWAYGO ASHLAND 14 ASHLEY GRATIOT ELBA 33 ASHMORE HURON BROOKFIELD 39 ASHMORE TUSCOLA COLUMBIA 62 ASHTON OSCEOLA LINCOLN 88 ASKEL HOUGHTON PORTAGE 88 ASINNINS BARAGA BARAGA 58 ASSYRIA BARRY ASSYRIA 57 ATHENS CALHOUN ATHENS 31 ATHLONE BEACH BAY BANGOR 24 ATKINS ST. CLAIR CLYDE 92 ATKINSON IRON ATKINSON 73 ATLANTA MONTMORENCY BRILEY 90 ATLANTIC HOUGHTON ADAMS 90 ATLANTIC MINE HOUGHTON ADAMS 35 ATLAS GENESEE ATLAS 90 ATLAS HOUGHTON TORCH LAKE 38 ATTICA LAPEER ATTICA 33 ATWATER HURON SHERIDAN 79 ATWOOD ANTRIM BANKS 63 ATWOODS CLARE HATTON 31 AUBURN BAY WILLIAMS 21 AUBURN HEIGHTS OAKLAND PONTIAC 21 AUBURN HILLS OAKLAND PONTIAC 32 AU GRES ARENAC AU GRES 57 AUGUSTA KALAMAZOO CHARLESTON & ROSS 88 AURA BARAGA L'ANSE 11 AURELIUS INGHAM AURELIUS 32 AU SABLE IOSCO AU SABLE 32 AU SABLE POINT IOSCO BALDWIN 63 AUSTA CLARE WINTERFIELD 61 AUSTERLITZ KENT PLAINFIELD 19 AUSTIN HILLSDALE WOODBRIDGE 81 AUSTIN MARQUETTE FORSYTHE 27 AUSTIN OAKLAND GROVELAND 34 AUSTIN CENTER SANILAC AUSTIN 72 AUSTINS PRESQUE ISLE CASE 61 AUTERLITZ KENT PLAINFIELD 91 AU TRAIN ALGER AU TRAIN 91 AU TRAIN ISLAND ALGER ONOTA 32 AVALON BEACH IOSCO BALDWIN 31 AVERILL MIDLAND LINCOLN 28 AVALON BEACH MONROE LASALLE & MONROE 54 AVERY BERRIEN GALIEN 73 AVERY MONTMORENCY AVERY 67 AVERYVILLE MONTCALM HOME 55 AVIS VAN BUREN LEE 24 AVOCA ST. CLAIR KENOCKEE 62 AVONDALE OSCEOLA HARTWICK 76 AXIN WEXFORD CHERRY GROVE 78 AYR EMMET MAPLE RIVER 28 AZALIA MONROE MILAN Michigan Municipalities and Place Names 2002 B POST COMMUNITY COUNTY TOWNSHIP 57 BABCOCK CALHOUN ALBION 33 BACH HURON SEBEWAING 12 BACKUS LIVINGSTON PUTNAM 74 BACKUS BEACH ALCONA HAWES 33 BACON HURON COLFAX 25 BACON WAYNE ECORSE 93 BACON ISLAND CHIPPEWA DRUMMOND 33 BAD AXE HURON COLFAX & VERONA GRAND 71 BAGGS LANDING WHITEWATER TRAVERSE 89 BAGLEY MENOMINEE NADEAU 73 BAGLEY OTSEGO BAGLEY 76 BAGNALL WEXFORD WEXFORD BAI DE WASAI 93 (SAME AS ROCK CHIPPEWA SUGAR ISLAND BOTTOM) 64 BAILEY MUSKEGON CASNOVIA 54 BAINBRIDGE CENTER BERRIEN BAINBRIDGE 19 BAKERS HILLSDALE CAMBRIA & HILLSDALE 55 BAKERSVILLE ALLEGAN LEE 53 BAKERTOWN BERRIEN BERTRAND 57 BALCH KALAMAZOO ALAMO 18 BALCH LENAWEE RIDGEWAY 93 BALD ISLAND CHIPPEWA DRUMMOND 21 BALD MOUNTAIN OAKLAND ORION 62 BALDWIN LAKE PLEASANT PLAINS 61 BALLARDS KENT SPARTA 21 BALL MOUNTAIN OAKLAND PONTIAC BEECHWOOD & CRYSTAL 92 BALSAM IRON FALLS 90 BALTIC HOUGHTON ADAMS 58 BALTIMORE BARRY BALTIMORE 87 BALTIMORE ONTONAGON ONTONAGON 74 BAMFIELDS ALCONA CURTIS 74 BAMFIELD DAM ALCONA CURTIS 89 BANAT MENOMINEE HOLMES 15 BANCROFT SHIAWASSEE SHIAWASSEE 58 BANFIELD BARRY JOHNSTOWN 31 BANGOR BAY BANGOR 51 BANGOR VAN BUREN ARLINGTON 55 BANGOR VAN BUREN BANGOR 19 BANKERS HILLSDALE CAMBRIA 31 BANKS BAY BANGOR 51 BANKSONS VAN BUREN PORTER 34 BANNER SANILAC MINDEN & WHEATLAND 14 BANNISTER GRATIOT ELBA 77 BAR LAKE MANISTEE MANISTEE 88 BARAGA BARAGA BARAGA 93 BARBEAU CHIPPEWA BRUCE 93 BARBEAU POINT CHIPPEWA PICKFORD 93 BARBED POINT CHIPPEWA DRUMMOND 76 BARBERS LANDING WEXFORD SPRINGVILLE 40 BARD GLADWIN GROUT 74 BARE POINT ALPENA ALPENA 76 BARGER MISSAUKEE AETNA 79 BARKER CREEK KALKASKA CLEARWATER 19 BARKERS HILLSDALE READING 40 BARKHOLTZ GLADWIN BILLINGS 85 BARK RIVER DELTA BARK RIVER 78 BARNARD CHARLEVOIX MARION 64 BARNARD CORNER OTTAWA ROBINSON 31 BARNES MIDLAND HOMER 74 BARNFIELDS ALCONA CURTIS 54 BARODA BERRIEN BARODA 81 BARRON MINE MARQUETTE HUMBOLDT 62 BARRYTON MECOSTA FORK 33 BART HURON FAIR HAVEN GRAND 71 BARTLETT MAYFIELD TRAVERSE 17 BARTLETTS JACKSON HENRIETTA 74 BARTON CITY ALCONA HAWES & MILLEN 46 BARTON HILLS WASHTENAW ANN ARBOR 81 BASIN MARQUETTE REPUBLIC GRAND 71 BASSETT ISLAND PENINSULA TRAVERSE 64 BASS RIVER OTTAWA ALLENDALE 54 BASSWOOD BERRIEN THREE OAKS 92 BASSWOOD IRON IRON RIVER 68 BASSWOOD CORNERS IONIA DANBY 59 BATAVIA BRANCH BATAVIA 59 BATAVIA CENTER BRANCH BATAVIA 66 BATCHELOR MASON SHERIDAN 18 BATEMAN LENAWEE RIGA GRAND 71 BATES ACME TRAVERSE 92 BATES IRON BATES 11 BATH CLINTON BATH 57 BATTLE CREEK CALHOUN BATTLE CREEK 63 BAUDEN ISABELLA DEERFIELD 64 BAUER OTTAWA BLENDON & GEORGETOWN 40 BAUERMAN SHORES GLADWIN CLEMENT 19 BAWBEES LAKE RESORT HILLSDALE CAMBRIA 76 BAXTER WEXFORD GREENWOOD 31 BAY CITY BAY BANGOR 78 BAYFIELD EMMET BEAR CREEK 93 BAY ISLAND CHIPPEWA DRUMMOND 93 BAY MILLS CHIPPEWA BAY MILLS & SUPERIOR 39 BAY PARK TUSCOLA WISNER 71 BAY POINT BENZIE BENZONIA 33 BAY PORT HURON FAIR HAVEN & MC KINLEY 78 BAY SHORE CHARLEVOIX HAYES 31 BAY SIDE BAY BANGOR 79 BAY VIEW ANTRIM CENTRAL LAKE 78 BAY VIEW EMMET BEAR CREEK 25 BEACH WAYNE REDFORD 89 BEACH GROVE MENOMINEE INGALLSTON 78 BEACH POINT EMMET RESORT 36 BEACHWOOD OGEMAW ROSE 81 BEACON MARQUETTE CHAMPION 90 BEACON HILL HOUGHTON STANTON 57 BEADLE CALHOUN EMMET 32 BEADLE IOSCO OSCODA 63 BEAL CITY ISABELLA NOTTAWA 77 BEAR CREEK MANISTEE MAPLE GROVE 84 BEAR CREEK SCHOOLCRAFT MUELLER 77 BEAR LAKE MANISTEE BEAR LAKE 55 BEAR LAKE HILLS VAN BUREN COLUMBIA 87 BEATONS SPUR GOGEBIC WATERSMEET 31 BEAVER BAY BEAVER 85 BEAVER DELTA BALDWIN 64 BEAVER DAM OTTAWA ZEELAND 62 BEAVER FARM LAKE NEWKIRK 78 BEAVER ISLAND CHARLEVOIX PEAINE & ST. 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