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Lake Orion, Oakland County.

Lake Orion, Michigan

Lake Orion is in Oakland County, with approximately 3,100 residents.

Well-Known Places in Lake Orion

Downtown Lake Orion, Lake Orion Beach, Paint Creek Trail.

Lake Orion Business Districts

  • Downtown Lake Orion (Flint St & M-24)
  • M-24 Corridor
  • Clarkston Road

Major Employers in Lake Orion

Lake Orion Schools, Local retail and hospitality.

About Lake Orion, Michigan

Lake Orion is a compact lakefront village inside Orion Township, built around a 506 acre inland lake with two bridge-connected islands that are populated year round

History of Lake Orion

  • Bellevue and Park Islands sit in the 506 acre Lake Orion, are connected to the village by bridges and are inhabited year round; Park Island carried a roller coaster and other amusements until 1955.

Landmarks and Places in Lake Orion

  • Lake Orion. A 506 acre inland lake with a maximum depth of about 80 feet, which the village is named for.
  • Bellevue and Park Islands. Two lake islands connected by bridges and populated year round. Park Island carried a roller coaster and other amusements until 1955.
  • Indian Lake Road Stone Arch Bridge. A limestone arch bridge constructed over Indian Lake Road in 1891.
  • Paint Creek Trail. A rail trail converted from a former railroad corridor running through the Orion area.
  • Polly Ann Trail. A second rail trail on a former railroad corridor serving the Orion area.

Local reference: en.wikipedia.org

Lake Orion Map

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