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Waterfront Living in Southeast Michigan: Northern Oakland County's Waterways
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Waterfront Living in Southeast Michigan: Northern Oakland County's Waterways
Thousands of bodies of water shape the landscape of metro Detroit. Bordered by two Great Lakes — which are connected by the Detroit River, Lake St. Clair, and the St. Clair River — and peppered with hundreds of inland lakes, rapid rivers, and scenic creeks, this region boasts some of the state’s best places to live and visit. Here, we dive into five different waterways and take a look at cities and towns near them that make the most of their loc…
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