| Size: 857 Square Miles |
| Elevation: 600-1100 Feet |
| Physiography: Rolling plains, Hilly uplands |
| Growing Season: 120-150 days |
| Annual Precipitation: 31-34 inches |
| Average Snowfall: 60-80 inches |
| Forest Type: Elm-Ash-Cottonwood, Oak-Hickory |
| Fall Colors: Early October |
| Newaygo county was named after a Chippewa Chief. Because of the areas many beavers, raccoons and deer a fur trader named Michel Charleau and operated a trading post at the point of Muskegon and Little Muskegon Rivers. For a long time Newaygo's industry was logging. Around 1882 agriculture became a major industry. Over half the county is in the Manistee National Forest. Home to the Gerber Baby Goods. |
| Aetna | Ashland | Big Bend |
| Bishop | Bitely (49309) | Bridgeton (49327) |
| Brohman (49312) | Brookside | Croton (49337) |
| Fremont (49412) | Grant (49327) | Hawkins |
| Home | Huber | Hungerford |
| Jugville | Lilley | Newaygo (49337) |
| Oak Grove | Oxbow | Parks |
| Ramona | Reeman | Sitka |
| Sun | Volney | White Cloud (49349) |
| Woodville | Wooster |  |
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