2011 Map of Port Sanilac

About this map

The village of Port Sanilac serves as a prominent maritime anchor along the Michigan shoreline, defined by its active Sanilac Marina and the sentinel Port Sanilac Light. This coastal landscape is marked by a series of parallel creeks flowing eastward into Lake Huron, including Liens Creek, Herron Creek, and McKenzie Creek. Further north, the settlement of Forester sits near the mouth of Forester Creek, reflecting the region's historical reliance on the lake for transport and trade. The interior grid is heavily focused on local history and genealogy, containing several significant burial sites such as Saint Marys Cemetery, Port Sanilac Cemetery, and the more southern Saint John Cemetery. The presence of Camp Ozanam and the Lake Huron Campground underscores the area's modern identity as a destination for lakeside recreation.