Roscommon County Map, Michigan

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Roscommon County, Michigan

In the middle of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, you’ll stumble upon Roscommon County. The AuSable and Muskegon rivers cut through the county from all angles.
Houghton Lake is the state’s largest inland lake. Yep, it’s a hotspot for boating, fishing, and kicking back. Wildlife is abundant; don’t be surprised if you spot a bald eagle or two.
Small towns like Roscommon and St. Helen have that classic up-north charm. In Roscommon County, the fish are always biting, the beer is always cold, and the scenery never gets old. Just watch out for the mosquitoes, they’re big enough to carry off small children.
Category | Details |
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County Name | Roscommon County |
County Seat | Roscommon |
Population | Approximately 24,000 |
Cities, Towns, and Communities | Roscommon, Houghton Lake, St. Helen, Prudenville, Higgins Lake, Lyon Township |
Interstates and Highways | I-75, US 127, M-18, M-55 |
FIPS Code | 26-143 |
Total Area (Land and Water) | 580 square miles (Land: 518 sq mi, Water: 62 sq mi) |
Adjacent Counties (and Direction) | Crawford County (North), Oscoda County (Northeast), Ogemaw County (East), Gladwin County (Southeast), Clare County (Southwest), Missaukee County (West), Kalkaska County (Northwest) |
Time Zone | Eastern Time Zone (ET) |
State | Michigan |
Coordinates | 44.3361° N, 84.6115° W |
Etymology | Named after County Roscommon in Ireland |
Major Landmarks | Higgins Lake State Park, South Higgins Lake State Park, Houghton Lake, Marl Lake |
Website | Roscommon County Website |
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