Coldwater Country MI vs Boom or Bust Byway Uso & Estadísticas
The Coldwater Country app is designed to help you plan the perfect vacation, trip or weekend getaway in the Coldwater Country!
• Discover activities and attractions that match your interests
• View upcoming events near you
• Add events and places to your custom trip
• Share events, places and your itinerary with friends and family
Branch County, promoted as Coldwater Country, is located in southern Michigan, half way between Chicago and Detroit along the Old Sauk Trail, also known as the U.S. 12 Heritage Route. I-69 runs north and south in the middle of the county, making Branch County easily accessible from either I-94 to the north or the 80/90 Toll Road to the south. Coldwater, Bronson, Union City and Quincy make up the quaint communities where you can find home-town festivals, boutique shops, many lakes and events make this area a great place to escape to. Also covering surrounding communities of Allen, Colon, Hillsdale, Jonesville and Somerset Center. Whether you are looking for spa treatment, a fishing get-away, family vacations or de-stressing after a long work week, Coldwater Country is the place to be.
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Use the official app from the Boom or Busty Byway to experience a historic, fun-filled, scenic road-trip. This byway is the ultimate road trip for international visitors, families, retirees, and young explorers who are looking for an off-the-beaten-path adventure. This self-driving tour offers great biking paths, fishing holes, antique shops, local diners, and more.
App Features:
• Map - Use the map to find sites, get information, and directions.
• Follow the tour and receive audio information on highlighted locations on the Byway.
• Favorites - Save your favorite locations of the Byway and access them later.
About the Byway
The Boom or Bust Byway follows Highway 2 and is defined by the Louisiana/Texas border and Hwy. 3049 on the west and Lake Claiborne on the east. The byway is comprised of four parishes: Caddo, Bossier, Webster, and Claiborne. As part of Louisiana’s French legacy counties are called “parishes” in reference to the territories that were historically under the pastoral care and clerical jurisdiction of one parish priest. Even today the Napoleonic Code (rather than Common Law) holds sway in the state’s courtrooms.
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Coldwater Country MI VS. 
Boom or Bust Byway18iciembre d, 2024