Montague, Michigan
Montague, Michigan is located in the north side of beautiful White Lake in northern Muskegon County. This picturesque city is situated on a hill overlooking the marina, White River Channel, and its sister city, Whitehall, just across the lake. Montague’s economy is supported by a combination of factors, including tourism, some local manufacturing and its location as a commuter city to Muskegon.   
 
Settlement in the area began in 1855 when Nat Sargent built the first house there. The town was officially incorporated into a village in 1883, and named after William Montague Ferry, one of the town fathers. It was later incorporated into a city in 1935.
 
The White Lakes area, comprised of sister cities Montague and Whitehall is located in the heart of west Michigan. These two cites are located only 50 miles from Grand Rapids, 194 miles from Detroit, and 183 miles from Chicago.
 
Montague is home to the "World's Largest Working Weather Vane" which was constructed in part by local manufacturer Whitehall Metal Studios.
 
Recreational enthusiasts will find a wide range of outdoor activities to enjoy in the White Lake area. Sailor's, power boaters and fishing vessels will find a fresh water adventure on Lake Michigan.  There are nine area marines with over 800 boat slips. Tubing, water skiing, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking are some other great water sports you can experiences in this beautiful area.
 
 
For more information visit: White Lake Chamber of Commerce
 
 
 
 

To begin your search for your dream Montague home, contact your local Montague Realtor® at (616) 355-6387 today.

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