Genesee County, Michigan
Montrose Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Montrose Charter Township was established in 1847 as Pewonigowink Township, a name drawn from the Saginaw Chippewa reservation that extended into its northwest corner, and today it remains a largely agricultural six mile square community bisected nearly down the middle by the Flint River
Living in Montrose Township
The township's official parks page states the section of the Flint River passing through Montrose Township offers some of the best smallmouth bass fishing in the state. Source: montrosetownship.org
Homes in Montrose Township
What makes Montrose Township home
Montrose Orchards
Family farm and cider mill at 12473 Seymour Road founded in 1913 offering U-pick blueberries and more than 30 apple varieties on 150 acres
Montrose Township Cemetery Historical Marker
Michigan Historical Commission marker erected in 2017 on Vienna Road west of North McKinley Road at the township cemetery
Flint River
River that bisects the six mile square township nearly down the middle
Barber Memorial Park
27 acre township park at 11410 N Seymour Road with a Flint River fishing pier, kayak access, pavilions, pickleball courts and a winter sledding hill
Flint River Water Trail
Regional paddling trail whose Montrose Barber Memorial Park access site sits at mile 70.7 near the downstream end of the route