Indianfields Township Cemetery

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350 Ellington St

Caro, MI 48723

+1 (989) 673-2428

https://www.indianfieldstownship.org

Indianfields Township is the largest township in Tuscola County, Michigan, and encompasses nearly 35 square miles of land, providing ample space for its population of just over 2,600 residents to live, work, and play. The township features access to natural resources, including the Cass River and designated state land for public recreational activities such as hunting and fishing.

Home to various local services and a community park, Indianfields Township prides itself on fostering community spirit while maintaining the Indianfields Township Cemetery. The township's government operates through regular board meetings and various planning commissions focused on local governance and infrastructure development.

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