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Grand Haven

a city of Michigan, a port of entry and is situated at the the county-seat of Ottawa co. mouth of the Grand River. It is on the Grand Trunk, Grand Haven, and Musnected by steamship lines with the prin- cipal lake ports. It has an important It has an excellent harbor and is concipal lake ports. It has an important nected by steamship lines with the prinfishing industry and is the center of extensive fruit and celery-growing interests. Its industries include the manu- United States facture of engines, College for girls, a United States custom house, and a county court house. baskets, barrels, shoes, etc. Its institu- College for girls, es, printing presses, a custom house, and a county court house. are attractive summer resorts. Pop. (1910) 5,856; (1920) 7,205.

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