Ironwood, Michigan: Historic City in the Upper Peninsula

Latitude and longitude coordinates are: 46.455967, -90.174538.

Ironwood is a small city located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, within Gogebic County, on the state border with Wisconsin. The city is easily accessible via Gogebic-Iron County Airport, as well as U.S. Routes 2 and 51.

Incorporated as a village in 1887 and later as a city in 1889, Ironwood offers a variety of historic and cultural attractions. Notable sites include the Miners Memorial Heritage Park, Miners Trail Miners Memorial Park, and the Ironwood Theatre, which showcases local arts and entertainment. History buffs can explore the Ironwood Carnegie Library and the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Depot, while the iconic Hiawatha statue, the world’s largest Native American statue, is a must-see landmark.

Ironwood is bordered by Hurley, Wisconsin to the west and Ironwood Township to the north. The city is also home to Gogebic Community College, making it a hub for education and community events.

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Ironwood, Michigan: Historic City in the Upper Peninsula Lat Long Coordinates Info

The latitude of Ironwood, Michigan: Historic City in the Upper Peninsula is 46.455967, and the longitude is -90.174538. Ironwood, Michigan: Historic City in the Upper Peninsula is located at United States country in the Cities place category with the gps coordinates of 46° 27' 21.4812'' N and 90° 10' 28.3368'' W.