Saginaw County, Michigan
Taymouth Township Real Estate and Local Guide
Taymouth Township is a rural civil township of about 4,065 residents (2020 Census) in southern Saginaw County, covering roughly 35.7 square miles of mostly farmland
Living in Taymouth Township
Home to the Morseville Bridge (1885), the oldest surviving highway bridge in Saginaw County. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Taymouth Township
What makes Taymouth Township home
Morseville Bridge
1885 truss bridge that carried Burt Road over the Flint River; oldest surviving highway bridge in Saginaw County. Listed on the National Register April 5, 1990
Taymouth Township Public Park
Township park at 2360 E Burt Rd in Burt with two playgrounds, disc golf, a sledding hill, ball diamonds, basketball court, and a walking trail
Taymouth Township areas to know
Burt
Unincorporated community and census-designated place; named in 1888 for lumber tycoon Wellington R. Burt
Fosters
Unincorporated community west of the Huron & Eastern Railway, centered on Fosters and Busch Roads
Morseville
Former village site at Morseville and Burt Roads, now largely a ghost town by the old Flint River bridge
Taymouth
Unincorporated community on Seymour Road; a post office operated here from 1858 to 1903