Saginaw County, Michigan
Maple Grove Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural farming township of about 36.7 square miles in southwestern Saginaw County, drained by Misteguay Creek and centered on the crossroads community of Layton Corners at M-57 and Lincoln Road
Living in Maple Grove Township
Homes in Maple Grove Township
What makes Maple Grove Township home
Saint Michael Catholic Parish (Church and School)
German Catholic parish on Lincoln Road tracing to the township's first Catholic Mass on April 17, 1865; the mission became a parish in 1883 and parishioners built its Neo-Romanesque third church in 1922
Layton Corners
Unincorporated crossroads community at M-57 (Peet Road) and Lincoln Road whose post office operated from May 16, 1878 until August 31, 1907
Maple Grove Township Hall
Seat of township government at 17010 Lincoln Road near Layton Corners, housing the clerk, supervisor and treasurer offices and a senior citizen center
Maple Grove Township Park
Township park at 17010 Lincoln Road featuring the Bob Andres Baseball fields, available to rent for community events and guided by the township's Five Year Park Plan
Maple Grove Township areas to know
Layton Corners
Unincorporated community in Maple Grove Township at M-57 (Peet Road) and Lincoln Road, formerly served by its own post office from 1878 to 1907