Map of Ionia, Michigan
Ionia, Michigan sits along the Grand River on the northern edge. Our map shows its downtown area with highways linking it to cities nearby.
Ionia, Michigan sits along the Grand River on the northern edge. Our map shows its downtown area with highways linking it to cities nearby.
Our map of Kalamazoo shows a downtown split by the Kalamazoo River. Highways link the city to Lake Michigan and Detroit.
Kentwood borders Grand Rapids. This map shows residential areas and busy commercial corridors. Major highways frame the city’s edges.
Our map of Lansing shows the Grand River winding through the central region. The State Capitol dominates downtown.
Our map of Livonia places it west of Detroit. Interstate 96 runs through the city. Neighborhoods and commercial areas fill its broad grid.
Our map of Marquette shows its shoreline on Lake Superior. The city’s streets rise into hills behind the waterfront.
Our map of Midland highlights the Tittabawassee River running through the city. Parks and trails make up a big part of the urban layout.
Muskegon rests on Lake Michigan with a large harbor and waterfront. Our map shows its downtown area, industrial port, and neighborhoods.
Novi lies northwest of Detroit in Oakland County. Our map highlights subdivisions, parks, and major highways.
Pontiac sits north of Detroit with a mix of historic and industrial areas. Our map shows its downtown core and highway loops.
Port Huron sits at the base of Lake Huron where the St. Clair River begins. Our map shows the downtown stretch along the waterfront and more.
Portage, Michigan sits on gently rolling land. As you can see in our map, there are several small lakes that occupy the region.
Here’s a map of Riverview, along the Detroit River. You can see the waterfront, neighborhoods, and main streets that define the city.
We’ve mapped out every major road in Rochester Hills. Find out how the neighborhoods connect and where the green spaces sit.
Our map of Roseville shows the grid of streets near Detroit. It highlights main highways, local parks, and quick routes out of the city.