Monroe County, Michigan
Bedford Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Bedford Township, organized in 1836, recorded 31,813 residents in the 2020 census and sits on the Ohio state line bordering Toledo, about 50 miles southwest of Detroit
Living in Bedford Township
Most populous municipality in Monroe County, with 31,813 residents at the 2020 census. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Bedford Township
What makes Bedford Township home
Historic Banner Oak School
Restored 1871 one-room brick schoolhouse at Sterns and Crabb roads listed on the Michigan State Register of Historic Sites
Monroe County Community College Whitman Center
Branch campus at 7777 Lewis Avenue in Temperance that brings credit courses and workforce training to Bedford Township
Bedford Branch Library
Monroe County Library System branch in Temperance that ranks as the county's largest and busiest branch library
White Park
Largest township park at 26.47 acres with six ball diamonds, tennis and pickleball courts, and two picnic shelters, conveyed to the township in 1961 by Charles F. White
Indian Creek Park
Nine acre park with six ball diamonds, two soccer fields, a 1.2 mile walking path, and a picnic shelter built through a township, park commission, and school partnership
Bedford Township areas to know
Temperance
Census-designated place of 9,188 residents in 2020, named in 1884 at the suggestion of a founding landowner's wife who belonged to the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lambertville
Census-designated place of 10,433 residents in 2020 in the southwest part of the township, settled in 1832 by John Lambert
Samaria
Unincorporated community in the northern part of the township, platted in 1884 and formerly known as Weeksville