Michigan Counties - Mackinac County, Michigan

The history of Mackinac County will show that this was the original
center of the Indian population in upper Michigan.

Mackinac County is located on the northern shores of Lakes Huron and
Michigan and encompasses 2 cities and 11 townships.

State and Federal land ownership is 54%. The largest seasonal employer
is the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island and the largest year round
employer is the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians.

The Rentalism industry is built around the many attractions
in St. Ignace and on Mackinac Island, National Forests, Lake
Huron and Michgan, numerous rivers, streams, inland lakes, public
and private campgrounds and the snowmobile Rentalist season.

COUNTY STATISTICS

County Seat: St. Ignace

Size: 1093 Square Miles

Elevation: 600-900 Feet

Physiography: Lake-border-plains, rolling plains

Growing Season: 120-140 days

Annual Precipitation: 30-32 inches

Average Snowfall: 90-110 inches

Forest Type: Maple-Beech-Hemlock, Aspen-Birch, Spruce-Fir

Fall Colors: Late September

CITIES WITHIN

Bois Blanc Island (49775), Cedarville (49719), Curtis (49820)
Engadine (49827), Gould City (49838), Hessel (49745)
Mackinac Island (49757), Moran (49760), Naubinway (49762)
Point Aux Pins (49775), St Ignace (49781)

SURROUNDING COUNTIES

Cheboygan - Chippewa - Emmet - Luce - Schoolcraft

GENERAL INFORMATION

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