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About Lowell Township

Lowell Township is a charter township in Kent County, in West Michigan. The Census Bureau counts 2,475 housing units here. Median household income is $101,722 and the average household is 2.61 people.

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Places our servers know in Lowell Township

• The Grand River: Which flows through the northern portion of the township.
• Fallasburg Pioneer Village: A National Register historic district preserving an 1830s-founded mill village, just north of Lowell.

Lowell Township background

• It operates as a charter township under Michigan law, contracting with the Kent County Sheriff and the Lowell Area Fire Authority for public safety.
• The township grew alongside 19th-century rail lines, including the Grand Rapids Eastern Railroad along the Grand River, that made the neighboring settlement of Lowell a boomtown.
• Population climbed from 5,219 in 2000 to 6,276 at the 2020 census as Grand Rapids' suburbs expanded eastward.
• Part of the Grand Rapids metropolitan economy, the township mixes agriculture and river-valley farmland with suburban housing.
• The 237-acre Covenant Business Park at the I-96 and Alden Nash Avenue interchange is zoned for industrial and commercial use; in November 2024 the township board and the city of Lowell approved a land-use cooperation agreement to advance the park and bring jobs.
• Interstate 96 (east-west along the south) and M-21 / Fulton Street (through the north) make the township a logistics-friendly corridor between Grand Rapids and Ionia.
• The adjacent city of Lowell anchors area employment, including King Milling Company, a flour mill founded in 1890 that is the oldest continually operating business in Kent County and one of only a handful of flour mills left in Michigan.
• The township is served mainly by Lowell Area Schools, with a small southwestern corner in Caledonia Community Schools.
• Community life centers on the neighboring city of Lowell, home to the Lowell Showboat, a Depression-era civic entertainment tradition (rebuilt several times) that remains the area's most iconic venue.
• The surrounding Lowell area celebrates its pioneer and river heritage through the Fallasburg Historical Society and its annual events at Fallasburg Village.
• Covenant Business Park at the I-96 / Alden Nash interchange, the township's major development site.
• The Lowell Showboat on the Flat River in the neighboring city of Lowell.
• The nearby Fallasburg gristmill village was bypassed by the railroad while neighboring Lowell boomed, freezing Fallasburg in time as a preserved 19th-century settlement.

Nearby communities

• Lowell, about 3 miles northeast
• Bowne Township, about 5.2 miles south
• Vergennes Township, about 5.8 miles north
• Cascade Township, about 6 miles west
• Ada Township, about 8.2 miles northwest
• Caledonia Township, about 9.3 miles southwest

Where we cover

ZIP codes we cover in Lowell Township

49331.

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