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About Ray Township

Origin and distinction

The Jewel of Macomb County, the official tagline on the Township of Ray website source

Community character

Ray Township is a rural township of 36.6 square miles in north-central Macomb County with a 2020 census population of 3,780 and no incorporated villages source

Wolcott Mill

Greek Revival gristmill built in 1847 with original milling machinery still in place and a 2009 National Register of Historic Places listing source

Wolcott Mill Farm Center

Working 250 acre farm inside Wolcott Mill Metropark where visitors see cows, goats, sheep, pigs, ducks, and horses source

Ray Township Hall

Housed in the former Ray Union Church built in 1869 and used for official township meetings since 1968 source

Wolcott Mill Metropark

Huron-Clinton Metropark in Ray Township with 9.25 miles of horse trails at Camp Rotary and 4.25 miles of paved trail on the North Branch source

Ray Township Park

17 acre township park beside the Township Hall with two softball diamonds, a tennis court, three pavilions, and a half mile asphalt walking path source

Ray Center

Unincorporated community in the east central township near Hartway and 29 Mile roads source

Davis

Unincorporated community in the southwest corner that was originally called Brooklyn and renamed in 1876 source

Meade

Unincorporated community in the southeast on the boundary with Macomb Township source

Wolcott Mills

Unincorporated community in the north central township at Wolcott Road and Indian Trail source