1952 Map of New Baltimore

About this map

New Baltimore sits along the northern curve of Anchor Bay in this mid-century survey, a landscape defined by the convergence of agricultural township life and the intricate waterways of the St. Clair River delta. The shoreline transitions from the developed streets of the city through Anchorville to Fair Haven, where the marshy edges of Swan Creek meet the open water. Southward across the bay, the map details the expansive Lake St. Clair National Wildlife Refuge and the complex channels of Dickinson Island, including named water routes like Baltimore Hy and Riverton Hy.