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  • [Name]: Cornelius Gerber Cottage
    [Image]: Cornelius Gerber Cottage
    [Location]: 6480 West Cottage Grove
    [City]: Fremont
    [Listing date]: October 23, 1979
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Oak Grove District No. 3 Schoolhouse
    [Image]: Oak Grove District No. 3 Schoolhouse.jpg
    [Location]: 6382 East 80th
    [City]: Newaygo vicinity
    [Listing date]: June 30, 1988
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Grand Rapids, Newaygo, and Lake Shore Railroad Company Depot and Water Tower
    [Image]: Grant Water Tower
    [Location]: East of Front Street between Lincoln and Pine streets
    [City]: Grant
    [Listing date]: June 10, 1980
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Ensley Windmill Tower
    [Image]:
    [Location]: 4634 South Luce Avenue
    [City]: Fremont
    [Listing date]: July 26, 1978
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: Daniel Weaver House
    [Image]: Daniel Weaver House
    [Location]: NW Corner of Michigan Avenue and Cook Street
    [City]: Hesperia
    [Listing date]: September 26, 1987
    (Current listings)

  • [Name]: John F. Woods Residence
    [Image]: John F. Woods House
    [Location]: 59 Bridge Street
    [City]: Newaygo
    [Listing date]: June 10, 1980
    (Current listings)

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The total area of Newaygo County is 3.90 square miles (10.10 km 2), with 3.74 square miles (9.69 km 2) of land and 0.16 square miles (0.41 km 2) of water, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. including the Muskegon River through town, often used for canoeing, tubing, and fishing. The county is considered part of Western Michigan. Newaygo is part of the Roman diocese of Great Falls.

Newaygo’s record dates back to the 17th century and to the French coureur DES Bois (independent Catcher), and to the later fur company boatmen who traveled by canoe on the Muskegon River. Its ostensible name was given to Nuwagon, the leader of Ojibwe, who signed the Treaty of Saginaw in 1819, or “plenty of water” in Algonquian. Because of its long history, many historical sites have been built here, and many tourists have come here to admire them. The random tool generates 16 historical site-specific information for your reference.

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