Rural farming township in western Jackson County bordering Calhoun County, drained by the North Branch of the Kalamazoo River and dotted with small lakes; it surrounds, but is administered separately from, the incorporated village of Concord source
West Concord Cemetery and West Brick School
Pioneer cemetery and 1899 one-room brick schoolhouse in Concord Township, marked by a Michigan historical marker at Homer Road (M-60) and Mann Road west of the village source
Mann House
Within the village of Concord; an 1883-1884 Late Victorian home at 205 Hanover Street, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and operated as a house museum by the Michigan History Center since 1970 source
Concord Village Historic District
Within the village of Concord; a National Register historic district listed in 1996 covering the Late Victorian core along Hanover Street and North Main Street source
Falling Waters Trail
Paved 10.5-mile Jackson County rail-trail on the former Michigan Central line; its western trailhead is at the village of Concord and the trail runs east through township farmland and wetlands toward Jackson source
North Concord
Area in the northern part of the township served by the former North Concord Station on the Michigan Central Railroad, on North Concord Road between Erie and King roads source
Bath Mills
Former Michigan Central Railroad station in the northern part of the township source
