2017 Map of Port Huron

About this map

The St. Clair River forms a massive international boundary here, separating the industrial and residential corridors of Port Huron and Marysville from the Canadian shoreline. This 2017 survey shows a landscape defined by its waterways and transit history, from the prominent Blue Water Bridge in the north to the industrial fingerprints of the Grand Trunk Western Driveway. Local history and genealogy interests are well-served by the inclusion of Woodlawn Cem and Riverlawn Cem, as well as established educational institutions like Baker Coll of Port Huron. Small settlements and neighborhoods like Tappan and South Park are clearly delineated alongside a complex drainage network that includes Black River, Stocks Cr, and Bunce Cr. The map captures the modern layout of this critical border crossing, where the river remains the central geographic and economic feature.