See http://www.umich.edu/~bbowman/birds/michmaps.html#washtenaw --
but also see below to get a free road map of Washtenaw County.

Washtenaw County Road Commission
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No, you're not likely to find any interesting birds here, but if 
you are serious about birding in Washtenaw County, I strongly 
encourage you to stop by the Washtenaw County Road Commission to 
get a free and excellent road map of the county. 

The Washtenaw County Road Commission is west of Ann Arbor on Zeeb 
Road.  Take Jackson Road or I-94 west from Ann Arbor.  At Zeeb 
Road (I-94 exit 169) go north an eighth of a mile.  The county 
road commission is on the west side of the road past the 
McDonald's.  The address is 555 N. Zeeb Rd.  (Ph.: 761-1500)  The 
hours of the Washtenaw County Road Commission are 7:00am to 
4:00pm, Monday through Friday.  The offices are not open on 
Saturdays. 

Coming from north and east of Ann Arbor it may be most convenient 
for you to take M-14.  Follow M-14 across the northern edge of 
Ann Arbor.  It merges with I-94 on the west side.  From there the 
Zeeb Road exit is only a couple of miles ahead.

There's also a good map that covers a larger are of southeast Michigan. 
Read Mike Ciara's description below.

Bruce
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From:             "Mike C" <mikeciara@provide.net>
To:               birders@umich.edu
Date sent:        Mon, 30 Apr 2001 20:46:26 -0400
Subject:          Re: Washtenaw Co. road map

Hi all -
  I've been partial to the Metroparks map ("Huron-Clinton 
Metroparks Guide") -- a freebie available thru the Metroparks' 
Visitor Centers.  It's the best single map of Southeastern Mich that
I've found.  It covers a larger area than the Washtenaw county map--
including Washtenaw, Wayne, Livingston, Oakland and Macomb Counties, 
as well as parts of the counties surrounding them.
  It has less detail than the Washtenaw map Bruce describes, but 
it seems to have most all of the area roads that I've travelled as a
Southeastern Mich. birder.
  There were lots of copies at the Hudson Mills Visitor Center 
today.  Best of all, it's free.

Respectfully submitted,

Mike C
mikeciara@provide.net