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| Manistee City Limits |
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| Manistee is referred to as "The Victorian Port City" due to its elegant downtown section of well-preserved, turn-of- the-century buildings. This, combined with a recently developed boardwalk along the waterfront makes visiting this city a memorable experience. For those into architecture, the buildings and the drawbridge are sure to get your attention. And for those who like shopping, be prepared to stay for awhile to experience the many unique gift, craft and specialty stores tucked neatly together along the winding downtown streets.... |
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| Manistee County |
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Manistee County was organized in 1840. Its Indian name refers to the reddish/brown ochre used for ceremonial decoration of the face and body. The name also has a symbolic meaning, referring to spirit of the wind blowing through the trees.
The Manistee River, the county’s main geographical feature, was so valued by the Indians that they drove off the first pioneers in 1830 who attempted to settle at the river’s mouth at Lake Michigan. Only through the cession of the land to America in the Treaty of Washingt... |
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| Mason County |
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Mason County is a combination of pristine Lake Michigan coastline on its western end and prosperous farming communities inland.
The Pere Marquette River, a major attraction here, traverses the county east to west through some of the most scenic state forest area in Michigan, enjoyed by canoers year around. It can be easily accessed from Custer or Scottville. The river empties into Lake Michigan at Details >> View Properties here>> |
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| Benzie County |
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West of Grand Traverse, all the way to Lake Michigan, lies Benzie County. Originally the hub of the lumbering industry in northwestern Michigan, it is now known primarily for its beauty and recreational opportunities.
Lakes and rivers abound in Benzie County and draw millions of visitors each year to partake in activities such as fishing, sailing, hiking, biking, golfing, skiing, horseback riding, and gliding. |
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