Port Huron, Michigan, United States

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city

Port Huron is a city in eastern Michigan on the St. Clair River, known as a historic Great Lakes port and the boyhood home of inventor Thomas Edison.

Aliases (5)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city →
adjacentTo	Fort Gratiot Township, Michigan → Port Huron Township, Michigan →
borderType	international border →
borderWith	Sarnia, Ontario, Canada →
bridgeConnectsTo	Sarnia, Ontario →
climate	humid continental climate →
connectedBy	Blue Water Bridge →
country	United States →
county	St. Clair County, Michigan →
economicActivity	manufacturing → shipping → tourism →
famousResident	Thomas Edison →
feature	freighter viewing along St. Clair River → historic downtown waterfront → marinas and boat harbors →
governmentType	city government →
hasAttraction	Fort Gratiot Lighthouse → Huron Lightship Museum → Port Huron Museum → Thomas Edison Depot Museum →
hasEducationalInstitution	St. Clair County Community College →
hasPort	commercial port on St. Clair River →
hasTransportation	Amtrak rail service → Interstate 69 terminus → Interstate 94 terminus →
is	county seat of St. Clair County, Michigan →
knownFor	boyhood home of Thomas Edison → historic Great Lakes port →
locatedIn	Midwestern United States → eastern Michigan →
locatedInRegion	Great Lakes region →
locatedOn	Great Lakes waterway →
locatedOnLake	Lake Huron →
locatedOnRiver	St. Clair River →
namedAfter	Port Huron (port on Lake Huron) →
partOf	Blue Water Area →
postalCodeType	ZIP code →
role	gateway between Lake Huron and St. Clair River shipping lanes →
sportsFacility	McMorran Place →
sportsTeam	Port Huron Prowlers →
state	Michigan →
subdivisionType	city →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
transportRole	major border crossing between United States and Canada →
waterBody	Lake Huron → St. Clair River →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
St. Clair River ("Port Huron, Michigan") →	borderSettlement
Michigan (most of state) ("Port Huron") →	contains
Interstate 94 ("Port Huron, Michigan") →	easternTerminus
Great Midwest Fires of 1871 ("Port Huron Fire") →	hasPart
Sarnia ("Port Huron, Michigan") →	locatedOpposite
Port Huron, Michigan ("Port Huron (port on Lake Huron)") →	namedAfter
Huron Lightship Museum ("downtown Port Huron") →	near
Thomas Alva Edison →	residence
Interstate 94 ("Port Huron, Michigan") →	terminusCity