Cambridge Green
A Plymouth subdivision in Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, alongside a separate Cambridge Village
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About Cambridge Green
Cambridge Green is a subdivision in Plymouth, where a separate Cambridge Village also sits. The City of Plymouth and Plymouth Township are separate governments with their own taxes and services, sharing a name, a school district and a mailing address.
Plymouth-Canton Community Schools covers both, and runs its three high schools — Salem, Canton and Plymouth — on a single 305-acre campus, one of the largest high school sites in Michigan. For the sold figures behind either Cambridge, ask me.
For a larger public park outing, Plymouth Township Park on Ann Arbor Trail offers walking paths, play areas and a fishing pond. The eastern Plymouth area also connects with the broader Hines Park recreation corridor. These are destinations outside the community. Private amenities, when offered by a condominium association, follow a separate set of maintenance and use arrangements. Compari's on the Park and the Penn Theatre are two established destinations there.
- —A subdivision in Plymouth, with a separate Cambridge Village also in town
- —The City of Plymouth and Plymouth Township are separate governments
- —Plymouth-Canton Community Schools covers both the city and the township
- —Salem, Canton and Plymouth share a single 305-acre campus
- —About 6,000 students attend across the three high schools
- —Plymouth Township grew from 4,945 residents in 1950 to 23,028 by 1980
- —Plymouth became a village in 1867 and a city in 1932
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