Ingham County, Michigan
Onondaga Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Rural, agricultural civil township of about 36.5 square miles in southwestern Ingham County, with a 2020 population of 2,997, centered on the unincorporated community of Onondaga
Living in Onondaga Township
WILX-TV, the NBC-affiliated station (channel 10) serving the Lansing television market, is licensed to Onondaga and broadcasts from a transmitter in the township. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Onondaga Township
What makes Onondaga Township home
Onondaga Dragway
Historic drag strip near the community of Onondaga, opened July 2, 1961 on a former airstrip, that drew racing legends such as Don Garlits and Shirley Muldowney before closing in 1978 and later reopening
Onondaga Township Hall
Township government offices at 4756 Baldwin Road in the community of Onondaga, at the crossroads of Onondaga and Bellevue roads about 24 miles south of Lansing
First Congregational Church of Onondaga
The village of Onondaga's first church, built in 1877
Baldwin Park
Township park on Onondaga Road just south of the town center, with Grand River frontage on its east border, a wooded picnic area, a playground, pavilions, restrooms, and a softball field
Veteran's Memorial Park
Small park in downtown Onondaga next to the post office, opened Memorial Day 2013, with picnic tables, benches, and a memorial stone honoring military service members
Onondaga Township areas to know
Onondaga
Unincorporated community at the center of the township, platted July 13, 1870 by John Sherman, that grew around the Michigan Central Railroad and the 1847 Onondaga Hotel and retains a historic small-town core
Kinneville
Small unincorporated populated place within Onondaga Township, listed in the USGS Geographic Names Information System