Southern Michigan
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Southern Michigan is a subregion of Central Michigan in the Lower Peninsula of the U.S. state of Michigan. It is a region of rolling farmland and scattered urban centers. Southern Michigan is commonly considered to be the area west of the Southeast Michigan area and east of Battle Creek, consisting of Jackson and everything to the south. The largest city is Jackson, by other definitions will include Lansing as part if this region, and would therefore be the largest city in it. Other main cities include Albion, Coldwater, and Hillsdale.
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- Clarke Historical Library, Central Michigan University, Bibliography on Michigan (arranged by counties and regions)
- Michigan Geology -- Clarke Historical Library, Central Michigan University.
- Michigan Department of Natural Resources website, harbors, hunting, resources and more.
- Info Michigan, detailed information on 630 cities
- List of Museums, other attractions compiled by state government.
- Michigan's Official Economic Development and Travel Site.
- USCG's complete list of Michigan lighthouses.
- Map of Michigan Lighthouse in PDF Format.

