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Absopure Water Company

(231) 941-7011

Betsie Lake Utilities Authority

(231) 352-9804

Blair Twp Water Department

(231) 276-0374

* City of Arcadia

(231) 882-9981

Clear Advantage Bottled Water Company

(231) 929-9262

Garfiel Charter Water Department

(231) 995-6039

Kingsley Village Water

(231) 263-7778

Ludington Water & Sewer Acctng

(231) 845-6237

Ludington Water Plant

(231) 843-8830

Pere Marquette Twp Water Maintenance

(231) 845-7640

Traverse City Water Maintenance

(231) 922-4923

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Facts about Arcadia, MI:
Arcadia Township is a civil township of Manistee County in the U.S. state of Michigan. As of the 2000 census, the township population was 621. The unincorporated community of Arcadia is located within the township on M-22 on the shore of Lake Michigan. Arcadia is at 44°29?35?N 86°13?54?W? / ?44.49306°N 86.23167°W? / 44.49306; -86.23167. The elevation is 587 feet (179 m) above sea level. The ZIP code is 49613. European settlement in Arcadia dates to 1866, when Dr. W. L. Dempster, G. W. Boss, and H. Huntington settled on Bar Lake, so named because a large sandbar separates it from Lake Michigan (the lake is now called Arcadia Lake). The township was organized soon after, in 1870. The village of Arcadia was founded in 1880. Arcadia's early history was dominated by Henry Starke, a Milwaukeean who established a lucrative lumber mill. Starke also established Trinity Lutheran Church, Arcadia's most prominent structure and a Michigan state historic site. The town thrived as a lumber...