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The population of Harrison is approximately 2,083 (2005).
The amount of land area in Harrison is 36.648 sq. kilometers.
Harrison elevation is 1,186 feet above sea level. The Harrison median home price is $82,100 (2000). Harrison miscellany. Return to Index Harrison location: in eastern Michigan, west of Saginaw Bay. Nearby communities include: Temple, Lake George, Marion, Skeels, Farwell, Clare, Houghton Lake, Gladwin, Prudenville, Rosebush, Coleman and Beaverton. Here is a map page for Harrison. How do you get to Harrison? Try this directions page.
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History & History Related Items Harrison history: Here is a history pagefor Harrison. When Clare County was organized in 1871, the first county seat was Farwell. On 25 April 1880, land was platted for a new community to become the county seat. It was named Harrison for William Henry Harrison, the 9th President of the US and also for Harrison Carey, a local surveyor. More history information may be found on the above history page. Return to Index Harrison attractions: Here is a page listing those Twenty Lakes you can visit in Twenty Minutes! Things to do in the area. Dan Rowland Memorial Rodeo Learn more about the area at this website. Return to Index
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