In Crawford County only a mile separates the famous AuSable river flowing East to Lake Huron and the Manistee River , flowing West to Lake Michigan . Native Americans and the French traders of the 18th and 19th centuries found it an ideal location from which to ship furs and other goods. It was the Michigan lumber boom that put Grayling squarely on the map and stimulated the area's most dramatic growth period. Towering white pine forests, coupled with river access, made it the hub of logging activity. At the peak of the boom in the 1800's, the city's population was over 2,500 and the downtown bustled with hotels, saloons and stores. As the railroads extended North, Grayling also became a major rail center, and at one point was the junction of the Michigan Central Manistee and Northwestern Railways. By the 1920s the lumber industry had all but disappeared from Northern Michigan , creating a transition which Grayling managed to survive. There are just a few Michigan golf courses in the county. When the I-75 corridor was plotted directly through Grayling in the 1960s, a whole new world of potential emerged. The industrial community again had a direct transportation link to the major markets of the Midwest . The retail sector blossomed as a regional shopping center, and access to the area for vacationers and tourists was increased greatly. Let’s see the Michigan golf courses in Crawford County, Michigan.
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