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Dundee

A River Raisin village where M-50 meets US 23 in western Monroe County, about 30 miles north of downtown Toledo.

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5,323Population

2,213Households

60.5%Homeownership Rate

34.2 yrsMedian Age

Overview

Living in Dundee

Dundee is a village in Dundee Township, in western Monroe County, on the River Raisin. It was settled as early as 1823 and incorporated as a village in 1855. Its nickname, the "Hub of the Highways," comes from the historic routes that meet at its center, and today M-50 and US 23 cross here. The downtown Dundee Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its centerpiece is the Old Mill Museum, a former grist mill on the river that Henry Ford converted into one of his village industry plants. Covering 5.24 square miles of land, Dundee is the largest village in Michigan by area, and its population grew from 3,957 in 2010 to 5,323 in 2020. Village parks line the river, and Ann Arbor and Toledo are each about 25 miles away via US 23.

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Stats: 2020 Census (Demographic and Housing Characteristics), Dundee village. Photo: Notorious4life / Wikimedia Commons, CC0.

At a Glance

CountyMonroe

TownshipDundee

Incorporated1855 (village)

Distance to Toledo~30 miles

ZIP Code48131

What Makes It Special

Why Buyers Choose Dundee

Old Mill Museum

A historic River Raisin grist mill that Henry Ford converted into a village industry plant, now a museum in Wolverine Park.

Hub of the Highways

M-50 and US 23 meet at Dundee, putting Ann Arbor and the Toledo area each about 25 miles away.

Riverfront Parks

Wolverine Park and Ford Park sit on the River Raisin downtown, linked by a riverwalk with fishing access and a canoe launch.

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Parks & Recreation

Dundee Parks

Wolverine Park

Toledo St, south of Tecumseh St (M-50), Dundee

Site of the historic Old Mill Museum
Dundee Community Center with banquet hall
Two picnic shelters
Playground
Pickleball courts

Ford Park (East & West)

Along the River Raisin at M-50, downtown Dundee

Riverwalk connecting both sides of the river
Fishing access
Canoe/boat launch
Three small picnic shelters

Reggie's Park

End of Strawberry St, west of Outer Dr, Dundee

7 acres
Three soccer fields
Concession and storage building
Bleachers and parking

West County Park (Monroe County)

13980 Rightmire Rd, Dundee Township

60 acres fronting the River Raisin
Natural area with native plantings
River access
Hiking

Dundee Community Schools

Dundee Schools

Public

Dundee Elementary School420 Ypsilanti St, Dundee, MI 48131
Dundee Middle School420 Ypsilanti St, Dundee, MI 48131
Dundee High School130 Viking Dr, Dundee, MI 48131
Riverside Academy (alternative high school)445 Toledo St, Dundee, MI 48131

School assignment is based on home address, and district boundaries do not always follow township or ZIP Code lines. Contact Dundee Community Schools directly to confirm which schools serve a specific property.

Frequently Asked

Dundee FAQ

What is Dundee, Michigan known for?

Dundee is known for its downtown historic district and the Old Mill Museum, a former River Raisin grist mill that Henry Ford converted into a village industry plant. Its nickname, the "Hub of the Highways," reflects the meeting of M-50 and US 23.

How far is Dundee from downtown Toledo?

Dundee is about 30 miles by road from downtown Toledo, Ohio, mainly by US 23. Ann Arbor is about 25 miles north.

What school district serves Dundee?

The village is served by Dundee Community Schools. Its elementary and middle schools are at 420 Ypsilanti Street, and Dundee High School is at 130 Viking Drive.

When was Dundee founded?

Dundee was settled as early as 1823 and incorporated as a village in 1855.

What outdoor recreation is available in Dundee?

Wolverine Park and Ford Park, both on the river, have picnic shelters, a riverwalk, fishing access and a canoe launch. Reggie's Park has soccer fields, and Monroe County's West County Park on Rightmire Road offers River Raisin frontage and hiking.

What is the population of Dundee?

The village of Dundee had 5,323 residents and 2,213 households in the 2020 Census, up from 3,957 residents in 2010.

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