1967 Map of Bay City NE

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The Saginaw River creates a vital industrial corridor where it meets the southern reaches of Saginaw Bay in this 1967 survey. Along the river’s mouth, the infrastructure of Great Lakes shipping is prominently marked, including the U S Coast Guard Station, a Lighthouse, and a large Conveyor system supporting the local port economy. The eastern bank is dominated by the city of Essexville, which is bordered by extensive Settling Ponds and the Quanicassee Wildlife Area, illustrating the intersection of heavy industry and shoreline conservation.