About
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Our Story
The present Township of Berlin was organized in March 6, 1838, as the township of Cass. Cass township was christened by Alonzo Sessions, the first supervisor. The name Cass township was in recognition of Lewis Cass. On February 16, 1842 the name of the township was changed from Cass to Berlin.
The first land entry in the present township of Berlin was probably made in July 1833 by John E Morrison, who was likewise the first person to make a settlement in the township.
Township Boundaries
Berlin Township is bordered on the north by the Grand River, on the west by Jackson Road, on the east by M-66, and on the south by W Goodemoot Road.
Diverse Environment
Berlin Township boasts both gorgeous countryside and convenient shopping. With many different industries there is much opportunity for employment. Housing includes both rural and suburban settings.
Farmland
Berlin Township is home to many beautiful farms, whether they raise crops or livestock.
Shopping
You can find businesses of many kinds in Berlin Township.
Restaurants
There are many eateries to be found, including fast food, coffee shops, and sit-down restaurants.
Recreation
Berlin Township is home to the Ionia State Recreation area, as well as the I-96 Speedway, and more.
Gallery
Fire Department
Balcom Cemetery
Balcom Cemetery View
Commercial Area
Berlin Twp Farmland in Spring
Dock at the Lake
Farmland Before Planting
Farmland in Spring
Harwood Sports Complex
Harwood Ballfield
Herbrucks Main Office
Herbrucks
Highway Access
I-96 Speedway
Ionia County Airport
Ionia County Airport Terminal
Letts Cemetery
Letts Cemetery Entrance
Letts Cemetery Trees
Letts Cemetery View
Sessions Lake
School of Missionary Aviation Technology
