Lake Linden is a town of 1007 people located on the shore of Torch Lake in Upper Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula. It grew around the smelting and shipping of ore during the copper mining …

The campground was developed in 1980 for residents and visitors to the village and surrounding Torch Lake area. The expanded campground includes 27 sites with water and electric service and rustic …

Our mining heritage is captured in dozens of local sites, including the Keweenaw National Park. And nearby Universities Michigan Tech and Finlandia offer diverse and vibrant entertainment, arts and …

The Village of Lake Linden is a General Law Village incorporated in 1885. and is governed by the General Law Village Act of 1895. The Village Council consists of six trustees elected to four years …

The Village of Lake Linden is located in the Keweenaw Peninsula in the northwest part of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The Village is 10 miles north of the cities of Houghton/Hancock, the largest …

For a town it's size, the Village of Lake Linden boasts a wide array of recreational activities and even more recreational options are available within a short drive.

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The Lake Linden Village Hall was built in 1901 and designed by local architect Charles Strand. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and is also a Michigan State Historic Site.

All Village offices are located at: 401 Calumet St. Lake Linden, MI. 49945 Village Treasurer Police Chief June Schraufnagel Thomas Rosemurgy lltreas@lakelinden.net chief@lakelindenpd.com (906) 296 …

The Village also bills for the Torch Lake Area Sewage Authority (A separate entity from the Village) and that rate has a base 2-month fee of $65.08 and a per-thousand rate of $13.62, after 4000 gallons.