Lake Huron Harbors Guide

Lake Huron is the second largest of the Great Lakes Three bays extend from the main body of the lake, Saginaw on the west side And North Channel and Georgian Bay on the NE. The volume is 850 cubic miles of water. Lake Huron get water from Lake Michigan at the Straits of Mackinac and From Lake Superior through the St Mary River. It discharges water into the St Clair river The Huron has a shore line of over 3,800 miles.

Charts	Weather
NOAA (NOS) Chart 14860 Lake Huron NOAA (NOS) Chart 14862 Port Huron to Pte aux Barques NOAA (NOS) Chart 14863 Saginaw Bay NOAA (NOS) Chart 14864 Harrisville to Forty Mile Point NOAA (NOS) Chart 14865 South End of Lake Huron NOAA (NOS) Chart 14867 Saginaw River NOAA (NOS) Chart 14869 Thunder Bay Island to Presque Isle	Lake Huron MAFOR Lake Huron (U.S. portion) Mackinac Bridge to False Detour Channel, Mackinac Bridge to Presque Island Light, MI Presque Isle Light to Alabaster, MI Port Austin to White Rock, MI White Rock to Lakeport, MI Lakeport to Port Huron, MI St. Claire River, Port Huron to Upper Entrance Lake St. Clair Lake St. Clair, MI Marine forecasts for Lake Huron and Georgian Bay

Bay City	Caseville	Harbor Beach	Parry Sound	Port Huron
Port Sanilac	Port Austin	Kincardine	Lexington	South Bay
Lion's Head	Southern Georgian Bay	Tawas City	Tobermory

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