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Edwardsburg, Michigan

Edwardsburg is in Cass County.

About Edwardsburg, Michigan

Edwardsburg is a village of 1,304 people (2020 census) in Ontwa Township, Cass County, on Michigan's border country with Indiana. The village describes itself as one square mile with a charter-based government, and it sits at the crossroads of US-12 and M-62 northeast of South Bend, Indiana, inside that city's metropolitan statistical area. Its public identity runs through the lake country of Ontwa Township and through Edwardsburg High School's Eddies.

History of Edwardsburg

• The area was known as Beardsley's Prairie before Edwardsburg was established in 1828.
• The village is named for Abraham Edwards, a politician and early settler of the area.
• Edwardsburg incorporated as a village in 1911.

Landmarks and Places in Edwardsburg

• The Edwardsburg village cemetery, which has added columbariums with niches for cremation urns at the south end by the east drive.

The Edwardsburg Economy

• Edwardsburg is part of the South Bend and Mishawaka, Indiana and Michigan metropolitan statistical area, and the village sits northeast of South Bend.
• The Canadian National railroad runs through the village. Passenger rail service is at the Niles Amtrak station and air service at South Bend International Airport, both in the greater Michiana area.

Community Life in Edwardsburg

• Edwardsburg High School teams are the Eddies, in the Wolverine Conference and the MHSAA, with orange and blue school colors. The Eddies won the MHSAA football state championship in 2018.

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