2011 Map of Mount Clemens East

About this map

Lake Saint Clair dominates the southern half of this coastal survey, where the Clinton River meanders eastward to meet the freshwater delta at Anchor Bay. The landscape is defined by its complex shoreline, characterized by numerous points and bays such as L'Anse Creuse Bay, Campau Bay, and the prominent Point Huron. This area reflects a highly developed suburban and maritime interface, with dense residential street grids in Mount Clemens and Saint Clair Shores pushing right to the water's edge. The presence of Selfridge ANGB Airport to the north underscores the region's strategic military importance. Inland, the map reveals a network of engineered waterways like the Peltier Drain and Tebo Drain, which manage the low-lying terrain. From the small-craft facilities at Ensign Access Point to the residential enclaves of Lakeside and Saint Clair Haven, the map documents a community deeply integrated with the Great Lakes ecosystem.