St. Clair County, Michigan
Riley Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Riley Township is a rural farming township of 3,199 residents covering about 38 square miles in western St. Clair County, roughly 5 miles northwest of the city of Memphis
Living in Riley Township
Annie Cawthorne, the township's longest-living resident, died in 1986 at the age of 111. Source: rileytownship.com
Homes in Riley Township
What makes Riley Township home
Masters Road Bridge (Belle River)
Depression-era bridge carrying Masters Road over the Belle River, built in the 1930s by J.H. Baker and Sons for $9,391
Belle River Golf Course
Public golf course along the Belle River whose clubhouse occupies the historic Daniel Dysinger homestead, the home of an early township supervisor
Belle River
The Belle River winds through the township, and its many curves led early settler Benjamin Felker to build sawmills along its banks
Riley Township Park
Township park on Belle River Road maintained by the Riley Township Parks and Recreation Department, with a memorial bench program and community events
Riley Township areas to know
Riley Center
Unincorporated community at the corners of Riley Center and Belle River Roads in the central township, site of the township hall, about 5 miles northwest of Memphis
Doyle
Former railroad-station community that operated a post office from 1885 until 1913