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Ash, Monroe County.
Ash, Michigan
Ash is in Monroe County.
Well-Known Places in Ash
Carleton Historical Society Museum, Potter Cemetery Historical Marker, Buzzwick Airport.
Ash Business Districts
- Carleton
- Grafton
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About Ash, Michigan
History of Ash
- The name came from resident Arba Ash, who blurted out his own last name when he was roused from a nap during the formation meeting.
Landmarks and Places in Ash
- The Village of Carleton, in the west-central part of the township, 11 miles north of the city of Monroe and 6 miles southwest of Flat Rock.
The Ash Economy
- Land use is dominated by agriculture and rural residential. A large share of the township's soil is classified as prime farmland, and residents consistently name preserving farmland as a top priority.
Local reference: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org
More About Ash
Ash split off from the northern section of Frenchtown Township in 1837.
Althone, a settlement founded by German Catholics, had a post office on and off between 1856 and 1894.
Briar Hill grew up in 1897 around a station on the Detroit and Lima Northern Railroad, halfway between Carleton and Flat Rock.
Swan Creek drains most of the township, with Port Creek in the northeast corner and Stony Creek in the southwest.
I-275 has exits at Telegraph Road, Carleton Rockwood Road and Will Carleton Road.
Most students attend Airport Community Schools, and small edges fall in the Huron and Flat Rock districts.
Buzzwick Airport, a public-use airfield, is in the southern part of the township.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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