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| County Seat: St. Ignace Organized: 1849 Size 1014 sq. miles Population: 10674 in 1990 7830 in 1890 Townships:
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Mackinac County was originally laid out under the name of Michilimackinac in 1818. There are two theories as to where the name came from. One indicates the word as a "place of the Mishinimaki," an ancient tribe that inhabited the island and whose spirits still dwell there. The second refers that the word was the French interpretation of a Native American word that meant "great turtle," the shape of the island from a distance. County links:
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