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Michigan Street's chain whole; G-RD-4 stands
Michigan Street is the Michigan Road, and its chain is documented whole: Michigan Road = Main Market Road No. 1 (1917, in part) = State Road 1 (1919) = US 31 (1 October 1926 – 26 August 2014) = SR 931 (2014– ), with the Historic Michigan Road Byway (2011) over the same pavement and the 100-foot treaty right-of-way still legible in the street's width. South Bend's spoken "Dixieway" for the same road is not a Lakeville street name and is not planted here; no "Plank Road" or "State Road" street name in Lakeville was found — a reached-record negative. — reported expressly. The fixed points around the gap: SR 4's western segment entered the state system in 1942–45; on SR 4's own log, SR 931 at Lakeville is mile 25.401; SR 4 ends at the US 31 interchange east of town, the roadway continuing east as Pierce Road, a county road. Patterson's naming origin was also not reached. Lake Street exists (the Legion hall at 214 S. Lake) with no renaming equation in any carrier and no etymology printed. The rest of the named stock at record size: Main Street — a different street from Michigan Street, the government file's warning riding with it — Patterson, Osborne, Pierce, Tyler, Miami, Riley, Mulberry, and Oak. No numbered streets are documented in the town's record, printed once as a negative.