Port Huron
a city and county-seat of St. Clair co., Mich.; on the St. Clair and Black rivers, at the foot of Lake Huron and on the Pere Marquette, and the Grand Trunk railroads; 60 miles N.
E. of Detroit. Here are a United States Government Building, electric light and street railroad plants, waterworks, public library, Government buildings, parks, public hospital, National and State banks, and daily and weekly periodicals.
The city has a large tra trade with Canada.
Its industrial plants plants include the shops of the Grank Trunk railroad, fiber, corset, and smelting works, saw mills, flour mills, automobile engines, dry docks and boiler works. Pop. (1910) 18,863; (1920) 25,944.