2010 Map of Cleveland North

About this map

The industrial and ethnic landscape of the Cleveland lakefront is defined by its working harbors and distinct neighborhoods in the early 21st century. Along the shore of Lake Erie, the urban grid reaches toward the East Basin and West Basin, which are protected by a network of navigational aids including the West Pierhead Light and East Breakwater Light. The map documents the city's complex port infrastructure, specifically the South Harbor Terminal and a series of numbered berths ranging from Dock Number 20 to Dock Number 34. Inland, the geography reflects the city's cultural history, marking the locations of Old Chinatown and New Chinatown, as well as the neighborhoods of Poznan and Josephatowa. Extensive transportation corridors like N Marginal Rd and S Marginal Rd border the Burke Lakefront Airport, while the village of Bratenahl sits to the northeast where Doan Brook meets the lake.