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Point Au Barques Lighthouse, located on Heron Island in Michigan’s Lake Huron, was constructed in 1867 to warn mariners of dangerous shoals and reefs within the channel, standing as a vital navigational aid for over a century.

The Presque Isle Lighthouse, located on the northeastern shore of Lake Erie in Pennsylvania, was built in 1867 to warn ships of dangerous shoals and reefs, standing as a prominent landmark for over a century.

The Tawas Point Lighthouse, located on Lake Huron’s southeastern shore in Michigan, was built in 1874 and stands as a prominent landmark guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Saginaw Bay with its distinctive white tower and red band.

Completed in 1896, the Fort Gratiot Lighthouse stands on Point Cavilaire, guarding the entrance to Lake St. Clair and serving as a vital navigational aid for ships navigating the Great Lakes until its automation in 1957.

Completed in 1869, the Old Presque Isle Lighthouse stands on a rocky point of Lake Superior, guiding mariners with its distinctive white tower and lantern room for over a century before automated systems replaced its human keepers.

The Nottawasaga River Delta is the low-lying area where Ontario's Nottawasaga River enters Georgian Bay, part of Lake Huron. It is associated with coastal wetlands, sediment movement, and sand features shaped by the river, waves, and changing water levels. The delta lies within a broader landscape v...

The Saugeen River Delta is the wetland and shoreline area formed where Ontario's Saugeen River reaches Lake Huron. It is part of the river's lower outlet system, where flowing freshwater meets the lake and creates shallow, sediment-rich coastal habitat. The delta is notable for its coastal wetlands...