Gained 12,083 residents between 2010 and 2020, more than any other city or township in Michigan according to 2020 Census figures source
Community character
Named for War of 1812 General Alexander Macomb, the township grew from an 1834 farming settlement of mostly German immigrants into one of Michigan's most populous townships, with 91,663 residents at the 2020 census source
Macomb Township Recreation Center
92,000 square foot township facility with two gymnasiums, a fitness center and an indoor aquatic center featuring a lap pool, water slide and lazy river source
St. Peter Lutheran Church Historical Marker
Michigan Historical Commission marker erected in 2021 honors the congregation that thirty German settler founders chartered in 1882 source
Sycamore Hills Golf Club
Public 27-hole championship golf course on North Avenue with three nine-hole layouts designed by architect Jerry Matthews source
Macomb Corners Park
94-acre sports complex on 25 Mile Road with six baseball diamonds, eight soccer fields, pickleball and basketball courts and a one-mile path source
Pitchford Park
Township park on Romeo Plank Road with pickleball and tennis courts, walking trails, a children's playscape and a dog park source
Waldenburg
German farming settlement of the 1830s at Romeo Plank and 22 Mile roads named after Waldenburg, Germany source
Macomb Corners
Unincorporated community on Romeo Plank Road near the Clinton River in the northwest part of the township source
Meade
Rural community in the northeast portion of the township along the Ray Township boundary source
