Based on my research, here's the description for Comstock, Michigan:

Comstock, Michigan, is home to a wide variety of streets, areas, and districts, each with its own unique character and charm. The most notable areas within and around Comstock include the Bell's Brewery production facility district, Midlink Business Park (former General Motors site), Morrow Lake area, and the Kalamazoo River corridor that flows through the township's center. Additional areas encompass the "Bedding Plant Capital of the World" agricultural zones, East Comstock vicinity near the dam, Lawndale area between East Comstock and Galesburg, and the Interstate 94 corridor with exits 80, 81, and 85.

The township features various subdivisions and residential streets including areas along M-96 highway, M-343 corridor zones, neighborhoods near the largest bedding plant cooperative in the United States, residential districts serving the agricultural community, and housing areas for brewery and industrial workers. Areas around key amenities include the Comstock Fire and Rescue department zones (operating three fire stations), Kalamazoo River recreational areas, Morrow Lake waterfront properties, and residential sections served by Kalamazoo County Sheriff's patrol districts.

Educational and community areas include locations around Comstock Public Schools district, Galesburg-Augusta Community Schools zones, Gull Lake Community Schools areas, and neighborhoods served by the Kalamazoo Metro Transit bus system with connections to the Kalamazoo Transportation Center. Commercial and industrial areas feature the 60,000-square-foot Bell's Brewery facility (expanded to nearly 100,000 square feet), bedding plant cooperative operations, various manufacturing and distribution facilities, and agricultural processing centers.

Additional areas within the 35.3 square mile township include the original 1834 settlement zones along the Kalamazoo River valley, fertile farmland districts that made Comstock famous for plant cultivation, water recreation areas around Morrow Lake reservoir, and residential neighborhoods with diverse housing options for the 15,231 residents. The township also encompasses zones connecting to Galesburg city borders, Kalamazoo city proximity, transportation corridors linking to major regional destinations, and sections with various zip codes serving different districts. Together, these areas create a rich and diverse community that defines Comstock's unique identity as a charter township combining agricultural heritage with modern industry, ranging from craft brewing excellence and horticultural innovation to residential neighborhoods, recreational waterways, educational facilities, and transportation hubs that collectively offer residents an authentic blend of rural charm, industrial opportunity, and convenient access to Southwest Michigan's amenities.