Monroe County, Michigan
Dundee Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Dundee Township covers 48.6 square miles in western Monroe County, counted 8,145 residents in the 2020 census, and the River Raisin flows across the township through the center of Dundee village
Living in Dundee Township
The 1849 Old Mill, restored by Henry Ford as part of his village industries program, is the oldest surviving structure in Dundee. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Dundee Township
What makes Dundee Township home
Old Mill Museum
Henry Ford restored the 1849 gristmill as a village industries plant producing welding tips and the village now operates it as a museum
Cabela's Dundee
Cabela's opened its Dundee store in 2000 as the nation's largest outdoor outfitting store and drew over 3 million visitors a year to the village
Dundee Historic District
The downtown district containing the Old Mill was added to the National Register of Historic Places on August 20, 1990
Wolverine Park
A 3.2 acre park on the River Raisin in the village center with picnic shelters, pickleball courts, the community center and the annual Mayfly Festival
Waterworks Park
A village community park with play equipment and picnic facilities
Dundee Township areas to know
Dundee
An incorporated village at the center of the township where the River Raisin passes through
Rea
An unincorporated community established in 1886 that ran its own post office until 1906