If you are looking for information on the population and steets of Kalkaska City, you have come to the right place. In this article, we will discuss Kalkaska City's demographics and housing market. With over 2,020 people, Kalkaska is the county seat of Kalkaska County and the city is also in the Kalkaska Township. In addition, it is part of the Traverse City micropolitan area.
In terms of evictions, Kalkaska City has less than half of the state's total population. Most evictions are due to nonpayment of rent and are the result of code or lease violations. The city's population is primarily white. However, its Hispanic and black race population are lower than the state's average. There are five eviction cases per thousand residents in Kalkaska.
Kalkaska County is known for the many lakes and rivers surrounding the city. The Rapid, Jordan, and Manistee Rivers are all nearby. There are also two major festivals held in Kalkaska each year: WinterFest in January and the National Trout Festival in April. Kalkaska also hosts fall color tours in the fall. It is home to over 68,387 residents.
The city is known as a fishing destination and features numerous inland lakes, the Boardman River, and the Manistee River. It has been a fishing destination for over a century. In 1951, a man robbed the Kalkaska State Bank and fled on foot through a swampy area. A three-day manhunt involving local and federal authorities eventually caught the suspect, Raymond J. Turcotte. While Turcotte had a long criminal record, he confessed to the bank robbery and served a sentence of 18 years in Michigan State Prison and escaped in 1961.