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About the Area

Historically, the Rochester Region has thrived by being adaptable and recognizing the trends of the future. Its earliest settlers recognized the potential of the area's thick woodland and ample waterways by building mills. Once a thriving farming community, the area formerly known as Avon Township recognized quickly the significance of the automobile, amking room for small auto parts factories, thus joining itself with Detroit's soon-to-be booming economy. They reaized the importance of the growing railroad system, making sure that factories were built near a train route and thus insuring their continued economic prosperity. Today that forethought continues, as the region is inviting such high growth industries as nanotechnology and robotics to put down roots.

Thanks to this forward thinking, the Greater Rochester area, comprised of Rochester, Rochester Hills and Oakland Township, is one of the most successful communities in the United States. With nationally recognized private and public education in all levels, performances and exhibits by top artists and musicians, and a 30-minute drive to Detroit, the Rochester area is quite compelling. In tandem with the miles of woodlands, prairies and marshes enveloping the area, the Rochester area makes for an enchanting total package.

The area of Rochester, Rochester Hills and Oakland Township all recognize and appreciate their history. They use its lessons to propel them into the future- a future where these great communities are going to continue to expand, improve and develop beyond their founders' wildest dreams.

 

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