The exact page text, read by your browser's voice.
What is left around the township after the major grounds is a scatter of small parcels and access points, grouped here at their real size rather than dropped or inflated. The Koontz Lake Wildlife Management Area, managed from the Kankakee property (banked at pointer in Parks): a lake-access wildlife ground on the Starke/Marshall line country south of the township, with no designated trail in the DNR material reached. The Kankakee River access at S 600 E, Walkerton, on the Northwest Indiana Paddling Association's Kankakee River National Water Trail list — a launch point, river ground, not a walking system. The Jasinski Launch, the county parks' St. Joseph River frontage in the county's north (carried in #163), a launch with river frontage rather than a trail ground. The Crone Restoration Area, a county parks conservation area in the north county, printed at the county infographic's size — a restoration area, not a developed walking park. The school grounds, at the banked pointer strength: Place Park behind Urey Middle School and the Soccer Plex's "School Park" directory name, where park and school ground share a fence line, and John Glenn High School's fields, found in no park source as public walking ground. And the township's road shoulders and section-line lanes, which are how this township is in fact walked, and which no register names as trails. Grouped, the small holdings sum to access points and shared grounds — real, and small. Closure: TRUE SIZE — the group is printed whole at the size the records support; no parcel in it carries a named trail in any source reached.
Sources: Indiana DNR, Kankakee FWA / Koontz Lake materials (banked pointer, Parks); Northwest Indiana Paddling Association, Kankakee River National Water Trail (S 600 E access); St. Joseph County Parks infographic (Crone Restoration Area; Jasinski Launch); Parks of this build (school-grounds pointer).