Genesee County, Michigan
Atlas Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Atlas Township is a rural township of 36 square miles in southeastern Genesee County that grew from 1830s mill settlements on Kearsley Creek and counted 8,352 residents at the 2020 census
Living in Atlas Township
Median household income of $107,008, more than 1.5 times the Genesee County median of $62,281, per ACS 2024 5-year estimates. Source: censusreporter.org
Homes in Atlas Township
What makes Atlas Township home
Hegel Road Historic District
Mixed commercial and residential district in Goodrich listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 with 17 contributing structures including the 1893 Atlas Town Hall and the circa 1846 Goodrich House
Goodrich Mill Pond
Millpond created when the Goodrich brothers dammed Kearsley Creek in 1844 for a gristmill completed in 1846 and long a village center for fishing, boating, and ice skating
Porter's Orchard Farm Market & Cider Mill
Family orchard on Hegel Road in Goodrich founded in 1919 that has pressed its own apple cider on site since 1939
Atlas County Park
150 acre Genesee County park on Hegel Road across from Goodrich High School with woodlands, prairie, and Kearsley Creek frontage that opened in 2018
Goodrich Commons Park
Seven acre village owned park along Kearsley Creek between Erie Street and Hegel Road with tennis, basketball, play equipment, and picnic areas
Atlas Township areas to know
Goodrich
Incorporated village of 2,022 residents at the township center, settled in 1835 by the Goodrich family and incorporated in 1957
Atlas
Unincorporated hamlet about ten miles southeast of Flint that began as the 1831 Davisonville mill settlement on Kearsley Creek