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Genesee County, Michigan

Mount Morris Real Estate and Local Guide

Mount Morris is a 1.15 square mile city of 3,170 residents in Genesee County that was named after Mount Morris, New York, first platted as Dover in 1862, and is part of the Flint metropolitan area

Living in Mount Morris

Southern terminus of the Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad's first completed 26.1-mile section from East Saginaw, where service began on January 20, 1862. Source: en.wikipedia.org

Income$42,886 median household
Education5.2% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyGenesee County

Homes in Mount Morris

Owner-occupied58.6% of occupied housing units
Single-family detached homes70.5% of housing units
Median home value$79,500

What makes Mount Morris home

First United Methodist Church of Mt. Morris

Source: hmdb.org

Gothic Revival church dedicated on January 31, 1886 with a congregation dating to 1836 and a Michigan historical marker erected in 1988

Mount Morris Historical Society

Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization at 755 E. Mount Morris Road that preserves and promotes the history of Mount Morris

Mt. Morris Library

Source: thegdl.org

Genesee District Library branch at 685 Van Buren Avenue in a building the city dedicated on February 3, 1974

Ronald F. Batterbee Memorial Public Park

School-owned public park with the Kid's Kingdom play structure, a pavilion area, and softball and soccer fields

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