Traverse City in Michigan, A Hub for Wine and Cherry Production

Latitude and longitude coordinates are: 44.763103, -85.627327.

Located at the two arms (East and West) of Grand Traverse Bay, Traverse City is a city in Michigan, known as Cherryland or the Cherry Capital of the World. Serving as the seat of Grand Traverse County and the largest city in Northern Michigan region, Traverse City is most known for its wine and cherry production. It was settled on June 13, 1847 and incorporated as a city on May 18, 1895.

POINTS OF INTEREST
The city features many tourist attractions including:
- Traverse City State Hospital was founded in 1881, and has been listed on National Register of Historic Places since 1978. Designed by Gordon W. Lloyd in Italianate style, this historic building was in operation between 1885 and 1989, renovated, and reopened in 2002. Today it is an important historical landmark and offers guided tours. It has hiking trails, restaurants, shops, and gardens.
- Dennos Museum Center located in Northwestern Michigan College offers interactive exhibits and a gift shop. It has an art gallery and a performing arts center.
- City Opera House is a Victorian building at 106-112 Front Street has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1972. Designed by E. R. Prall in 1891, it is also a Michigan State Historic Site. It has a capacity of 700 seats and hosts various events, plays, concerts, and movies.
- Old Town Playhouse is a historic theater located at 148 E Eighth Street.
- Clinch Park is close to Duncan L Clinch Marina, and features a nice beach, picnic tables, and restrooms.
- Mari Vineyards offers incredible bay views, tours, and wine tasting.
- Keith J. Charters Traverse City State Park is located on the southern shore of East Grand Traverse Bay. It is a popular state park that allows its visitors to camp year-round. It offers a hiking trail, a beach and restrooms.
- Park Place Hotel is a historic hotel built in 1930. It is the tallest building in Traverse City.
- Grand Traverse County Civic Center has an ice skating rink, a skatepark, basketball courts, baseball fields, playgrounds, and an amphitheater.
The city also hosts various events and festivals such as the famous National Cherry Festival.

EDUCATION
Traverse City is home to Northwestern Michigan College, a community college located at 1701 East Front Street. It was founded in 1951, and offers various academic programs.

TRANSPORTATION
The city has an airport, Cherry Capital Airport. U.S. Route 31 also serves the area. Other highways that pass through the city are M-22, M-37, and M-72.

Traverse City is a popular destination with a variety of local attractions and festivals, education opportunities, and outdoor activities.

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Traverse City in Michigan, A Hub for Wine and Cherry Production Lat Long Coordinates Info

The latitude of Traverse City in Michigan, A Hub for Wine and Cherry Production is 44.763103, and the longitude is -85.627327. Traverse City in Michigan, A Hub for Wine and Cherry Production is located at United States country in the Cities place category with the gps coordinates of 44° 45' 47.1708'' N and 85° 37' 38.3772'' W.