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Michigan


Michigan is a state in the Great Lakes and Midwestern regions of the United States. With a population of 9,883,635, Michigan is the tenth most populous of the 50 U.S. states, and the 11th most extensive by area. Its capital is Lansing, but the biggest city is Detroit. Its governor is Gretchen Whitmer.

Michigan has a continental climate, although there are two distinct regions. The southern and central parts of the Lower Peninsula have a warmer climate with hot summers and cold winters. The northern part of the Lower Peninsula and the entire Upper Peninsula have a more severe climate, with warm but shorter summers, and longer, cold to very cold winters.

The state is home to several areas maintained by the National Park Service, including: Isle Royale National Park, Keweenaw National Historical Park, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, and Huron National Forest. With 78 state parks, 19 state recreation areas, and six state forests, Michigan has the largest state park and state forest system in all United States. Animals native to the area are numerous. Whitefish and lake trout abound in the Great Lakes, and many of Michigan’s streams contain various other trouts.

Even if Corn Flakes were “born” in Battle Creek in 1898 by the Kellogg brothers, since the 20th century the automotive industry began to dominate Michigan’s economy, and more recently the tourism, agriculture and forestry sectors.

Michigan Statistics

Number of cities/towns/villages1773
Number of counties83
Population10350000
Area250493 km²
Density41 people/km²
Altitude603 m
Major citiesDetroit, Grand Rapids, Warren, Sterling Heights, Ann Arbor
Ethnicity

White: 75%

Black: 14%

Hispanic: 5%

Asian: 3%

Other: 3%

Crime rate2184 per 100,000 people
GDP$586 billion
Median household income$63,000

Common questions about Michigan

What is the cheapest place to live in Michigan?

The cheapest area to live in Michigan is typically around places like Lansing or Kalamazoo. These cities are considered the most affordable in terms of housing and cost of living, offering great value for residents in the MI state code.

What is the safest city, town or area in Michigan?

The safest city in Michigan is often considered to be Rochester Hills. With a low crime rate and strong community resources, Rochester Hills provides residents with a secure environment. It's known for its family-friendly neighborhoods and excellent local services.

What is the city with the best weather in Michigan?

Benton Harbor is often cited as having the best weather in Michigan. Located near Lake Michigan, Benton Harbor enjoys milder temperatures and less snowfall compared to other cities in the state. Its climate allows for enjoyable outdoor activities throughout much of the year.

If you want information about your city in Michigan, click on the Michigan city names or Michigan town names below:

Get the contact information for all cities in this state. Find general information, official websites, email, phone numbers, addresses, and much more.

Complete List of Cities in Michigan

  • VANDALIA

    Vandalia is a Village in Cass county with -500 inhabitants.

  • CHAMPION TOWNSHIP

    Champion Township is a Township in Marquette county with -500 inhabitants.

  • MOLTKE TOWNSHIP

    Moltke Township is a Township in Presque Isle county with -500 inhabitants.

  • NESTER TOWNSHIP

    Nester Township is a Township in Roscommon county with -500 inhabitants.

  • BARTON HILLS

    Barton Hills is a Village in Washtenaw county with -500 inhabitants.

  • BOYNE FALLS

    Boyne Falls is a Village in Charlevoix county with -500 inhabitants.

  • LOUD TOWNSHIP

    Loud Township is a Township in Montmorency county with -500 inhabitants.

  • PEAINE TOWNSHIP

    Peaine Township is a Township in Charlevoix county with -500 inhabitants.

  • LAKE ANGELUS

    Lake Angelus is a City in Oakland county with -500 inhabitants.

  • OAKLEY

    Oakley is a Village in Saginaw county with -500 inhabitants.

  • BEAR LAKE

    Bear Lake is a Village in Manistee county with -500 inhabitants.

  • CUSTER

    Custer is a Village in Mason county with -500 inhabitants.

  • TROY TOWNSHIP

    Troy Township is a Township in Newaygo county with -500 inhabitants.

  • CROSS VILLAGE TOWNSHIP

    Cross Village Township is a Township in Emmet county with -500 inhabitants.

  • FAIRBANKS TOWNSHIP

    Fairbanks Township is a Township in Delta county with -500 inhabitants.

  • OLIVER TOWNSHIP

    Oliver Township is a Township in Kalkaska county with -500 inhabitants.

  • SPURR TOWNSHIP

    Spurr Township is a Township in Baraga county with -500 inhabitants.

  • GRAND BEACH

    Grand Beach is a Village in Berrien county with -500 inhabitants.

  • QUINCY TOWNSHIP

    Quincy Township is a Township in Houghton county with -500 inhabitants.

  • EMMETT

    Emmett is a Village in St. Clair county with -500 inhabitants.

  • HEBRON TOWNSHIP

    Hebron Township is a Township in Cheboygan county with -500 inhabitants.

  • LAKE ANN

    Lake Ann is a Village in Benzie county with -500 inhabitants.

  • PORT HOPE

    Port Hope is a Village in Huron county with -500 inhabitants.

  • PRESCOTT

    Prescott is a Village in Ogemaw county with -500 inhabitants.

  • BURLINGTON

    Burlington is a Village in Calhoun county with -500 inhabitants.

  • DAGGETT

    Daggett is a Village in Menominee county with -500 inhabitants.

  • LE ROY

    Le Roy is a Village in Osceola county with -500 inhabitants.

  • AU SABLE TOWNSHIP

    Au Sable Township is a Township in Roscommon county with -500 inhabitants.

  • CEDARVILLE TOWNSHIP

    Cedarville Township is a Township in Menominee county with -500 inhabitants.

  • APPLEGATE

    Applegate is a Village in Sanilac county with -500 inhabitants.

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