
Detroit occupies the heart of this urban landscape along the Detroit River, where international corridors like the Ambassador Brg connect the United States to Canada. This modern record of the city's infrastructure highlights the densely packed residential and industrial grids surrounding the downtown core, anchored by the Coleman Young Municipal Center. Significant educational and cultural institutions, including Wayne State University and the College for Creative Studies, are central to the Midtown area. Further south, the map documents the heavy industrial landscape of Zug Island and the Short Cut Canal 21 at the mouth of the River Rouge. Historic burial grounds such as Elmwood Cem and Mount Elliott Cem preserve green spaces amidst the arterial roadways of E Grand Blvd and Michigan Ave.
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2023 Detroit
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