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Dow Diamond
Architecture & History
Dow Diamond opened in 2007 in Midland, Michigan, replacing the aging Midland County Stadium. The 5,500-seat facility sits near the confluence of the Tittabawassee and Chippewa rivers.
Build specs
- OPENED
- 2007
- CAPACITY
- 5,500
- DIMENSIONS
- LF 332 · CF 402 · RF 332
Statues & Exterior
EXTERIOR FEATURES
Mississippi River-Style Setting
Surrounding area
The park sits near the Tridge — Midland's famous three-legged footbridge at the confluence of the Tittabawassee and Chippewa rivers — giving the ballpark a distinctive riverside setting.
Names & History
2007–present
Dow Diamond
Named after the Dow Chemical Company — the Midland, Michigan-headquartered global chemical giant. The "Diamond" refers both to the baseball diamond and to the molecular structure imagery in Dow's scientific branding.
Sun & Weather Guide
Midland Michigan air quality is among the best in the MWL
Midland's inland northern position gives it cooler, drier air than Ohio or Indiana Midwest League parks.
Michigan summer heat at peak
Mid-Michigan July and August day games reach 85–90°F. The riverside location provides some relief.
Insider Tips
The One Thing
The Tridge — Midland's famous three-legged footbridge — is a 10-minute walk from Dow Diamond. The confluence of two rivers and the trail system make this one of the most pleasant pre-game walks in the Midwest League.
Best Seat in the House
Lower reserved seats along the first base line give you the clearest view across the river valley.
Getting There
Midland is a 2-hour drive north of Detroit. The US-10 corridor brings Lansing and Bay City fans together at Dow Diamond. Free parking adjacent.
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