Garfield Township, located in Bay County, Michigan, was established in 1886 and is the twelfth township in the county. With a rich history and a population that has grown steadily over the years, the township is known for its durable infrastructure, including the early construction of Garfield Road, and its proximity to the Kawkawlin River and Saginaw Bay, which provided water supply and access for the development of the community.
Crump, the largest and busiest community in Garfield Township, was named after Congressman R.O. Crump and became a hub for sawmills and timber hauling. With its strategic location near the Kawkawlin River and major railroad lines, Crump played a significant role in shaping the township's economy and growth. Today, Garfield Township continues to thrive as a vibrant community in Bay County, offering a blend of historical charm and natural beauty.
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