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Baraga County, established in 1875 and named after the first Bishop of the Upper Peninsula, Frederic Baraga, has a rich historical tapestry woven from its mining, logging, and railroad industries. Each of its five townships—Arvon, Baraga, Covington, L'Anse, and Spurr—carries its own unique history, influenced by early settlers and the significant Indian Treaties of the 19th century.
The county's development was marked by religious influences and a commitment to community building, as seen through the establishment of schools and churches. The region's history is further enhanced by notable figures and events, making Baraga County a fascinating destination for both history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
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