News
Baraga Township Office will be closed Wednesday, November 27, 2024.
Regular office hours will resume on Wednesday, December 4, 2024.
Baraga Township will hold office hours every Wednesday from 12:00 PM-6:00 PM. The
township hall is located at 13919 State Hwy M-38, Baraga, MI 49908.
Baraga Township Planning Commission meeting schedule is posted on the new PLANNING
COMMISSION page.
All meetings of the Baraga Township Board of Trustees will be held at the New Township Hall
located at 13919 State Hwy M-38, Baraga, MI 49908.
Baraga Township Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule.
Baraga Township is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, on the coast of Lake Superior. The character of Baraga Township is reflected in
its natural features - the Keweenaw Bay, rolling hillsides, farmlands, lakes, streams, woodlands, and open spaces help define those traits that
draw people to the area. In the past, major alteration and destruction of these natural features produced far-reaching impacts, some of which
can still be seen today. The Township's residents are aware of the quality of their environment and support strong policies in favor of protecting
the Township's natural features.
News
Baraga Township Office will be closed
Wednesday, November 27, 2024.
Regular office hours will resume on Wednesday,
December 4, 2024.
Baraga Township will hold office hours every
Wednesday from 12:00 PM-6:00 PM. The township
hall is located at 13919 State Hwy M-38, Baraga, MI
49908.
Baraga Township Planning Commission meeting
schedule is posted on the new PLANNING
COMMISSION page.
All meetings of the Baraga Township Board of
Trustees will be held at the New Township Hall
located at 13919 State Hwy M-38, Baraga, MI
49908.
Baraga Township Board of Trustees Meeting
Schedule.
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Baraga Township is located in the Upper Peninsula
of Michigan, on the coast of Lake Superior. The
character of Baraga Township is reflected in its
natural features - the Keweenaw Bay, rolling
hillsides, farmlands, lakes, streams, woodlands,
and open spaces help define those traits that draw
people to the area. In the past, major alteration
and destruction of these natural features
produced far-reaching impacts, some of which can
still be seen today. The Township's residents are
aware of the quality of their environment and
support strong policies in favor of protecting the
Township's natural features.
In 1875, Baraga County was organized
by an Act of Legislature with the county
seat established in L'Anse.
