Lenawee County, Michigan
Morenci Real Estate and Local Guide
Small rural city of about 2,270 residents in southwestern Lenawee County, first settled in 1833; students attend Morenci Area Schools, whose athletic teams compete as the Bulldogs
Living in Morenci
The southernmost city in the state of Michigan, sharing its entire southern boundary with the state of Ohio. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Morenci
What makes Morenci home
Stair District Library
District public library at 228 West Main Street serving the City of Morenci and the portions of Medina and Seneca townships within the Morenci Area School District
Bean Creek (Tiffin River)
The upper section of the Tiffin River, still called Bean Creek, flows south through Morenci and crosses into Fulton County, Ohio at the south end of the city
Morenci Area Historical Society
Nonprofit historical society that preserves and shares the history of the Morenci area, listed among the city's community organizations
Wakefield Park
The city's main 15-acre recreation park on the west side of town with several athletic fields; site of the annual Town & Country Festival and the planned location of a splash pad funded by a $514,000 grant
Riverside Natural Area
An 11-acre, largely undeveloped natural area north of Wakefield Park along Bean Creek; the city hopes to connect it to Wakefield Park with a footbridge over the creek