Bordered by Owosso on the west, by Corunna on the east, the Shiawassee River to the north, and Cornell Road (Monroe Street) to the south, Middletown, Michigan is in Caledonia Township, Shiawassee County.
Middletown is an unincorporated community, which wouldn't otherwise have defined boundaries, but it is also a census-designated place, giving it boundaries established for the purposes of the census.
M-71 (Corunna Avenue) is the main route through the community. Another is Aiken Road, which runs south from M-71.
Besides Owosso and Corunna, other cities and villages within twenty miles of Middletown include Vernon, Durand, Bancroft, Ovid, Oakley, Lennon, Morrice, Perry, Chesaning, Laingsburg, Gaines, Byron, New Lothrop, Elsie, and Swartz Creek, while the unincorporated communities of Five Points, Kerby, Smith Crossing, Shiawasseetown, Bennington, Five Points North, Newburg, Wolf Crossing, Pittsburg, and Henderson are within ten miles.
Although Middletown has retained its own identity through its status as a census-designated place, its role is predominantly as an extension of Owosso and Corunna.
There are no schools within the CDP, no industries, and very few commercial businesses within the CDP, but online resources for any business, organization, event, or entity within Middletown, Michigan would be an appropriate topic for this category.
Recommended Resources
CACS Shiawassee Service Center
Associated with Capital Area Community Services (CACS), the Shiawassee Service Center is on Corunna Avenue, west of Union Avenue, in Middletown, Michigan. The non-profit organization was created to work toward eliminating the causes and conditions of poverty in Clinton, Eaton, Ingham, and Shiawassee counties through centers and other facilities within these areas. Its location is shown on a map, a telephone number, email address, and photos of the building are set forth.
https://cacs-inc.org/places/shiawassee-service-center/
The independent Pentecostal Christian congregation meets at its facilities on Corunna Avenue in Middletown, Michigan, and at another campus in Durand. Its address, directions, and a map are put forth, along with office hours and contacts, service schedules, and a calendar of events. Services are also live-streamed, and a sermon archive is available. A statement of beliefs, core values, and an overview of its ministries, community activities, and other programs are stated.
https://www.ncconline.com/
