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MilanMonroe County and Washtenaw County,MichiganThe Michigan state capital is Lansing. What would you like to know about Milan
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The population of Milan is approximately 5,376 (2005).
The amount of land area in Milan is 5.814 sq. kilometers.
Milan elevation is 700 feet above sea level. The Milan median home price is $125,500 (2000). Milan miscellany. Return to Index Milan location: in southeastern Michigan about 14 miles from Ann Arbor and about Toledo, Ohio. Other nearby communities include Saline, Dundee, Ypsilanti, Britton, Maybee, Petersburg and Deerfield.
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The weather in Milan is seasonal. Here is a current weather page for Milan. Summer temperatures average in the low 70's while winter temperatures average around 30 degrees. History & History Related Items Milan history: Milan was first known as Tolanville when it was founded in 1831 by John Marvin. The name belonged to Marvin’s son-in-law. Tolanville was later renamed for the city of Milan in Italy. Milan renamed an official village until 1967 when it was incorporated as a city. Milan attractions: Milan is a stop on the Ford Heritage Trail as part of the Automobile Naitonal Heritage Area. The Old Grist Mill and the Milan Village Industrial Mill are two of the remaining buildings today. Here is a Welcome to Monroe page. Return to Index
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