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County
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St. Clair County |
Official St. Clair County website |
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Townships
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Date of Incorporation |
Berlin Township |
Incorporated March 23, 1869 |
Brockway Township |
Incorporated March 17, 1848 |
Burtchville Township |
Incorporated February 16, 1842 |
Casco Township |
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China Township |
Incorporated March 17, 1834 |
Clay Township |
Incorporated 1828 |
Clyde Township |
Incorporated March 26, 1836 |
Columbus Township |
Incorporated March 11, 1837 |
Cottrellville Township |
Incorporated April 12, 1827 |
East China Township |
Incorporated February 12, 1859 |
Emmett Township |
Incorporated February 19, 1850 |
Fort Gratiot Township |
Incorporated June 13, 1866 |
Grant Township |
Incorporated October 9, 1866 |
Greenwood Township |
Incorporated February 12, 1855 |
Ira Township |
Incorporated March 11, 1837 |
Kenockee Township |
Incorporated February 9, 1855 |
Kimball Township |
Incorporated February 12, 1855 |
Lynn Township |
Incorporated March 18, 1828 |
Mussey Township |
Incorporated February 10, 1855 |
Port Huron Township |
Incorporated April 12, 1827 |
Riley Township |
Incorporated March 6, 1838 |
St. Clair Township |
Incorporated April 12, 1827 |
Wales Township |
Incorporated March 27, 1841 |
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Towns
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Location/Date of Incorporation |
Abbottsford |
Kenockee and Clyde Townships. Originally
known as Abbortsford Station. See also Ruby. |
Adair |
Casco Township |
Algonac |
Clay Township; Incorporated as a village
in 1867 and city in 1967. |
Allenton |
Berlin Township; Originally called West
Berlin. |
Almont Junction |
Kimball and Port Huron Townships;
(abandoned) railroad station. |
Anchorville |
Ira Township |
Atkins |
Clyde Township |
Avoca |
Kenockee Township |
Bedore |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Belle River |
Columbus Township; Originally called
Hickey and then Columbus. |
Belle River |
Berlin Township; early post office and
location of gristmill and sawmill. Renamed as Lesterville. |
Belle River Mills |
China Township |
Berville |
Berlin Township |
Blaine |
Grant Township |
Boyntons Village |
Port Huron Township; (abandoned) |
Broadbridge Station |
Cottrellville Township |
Brockway |
Brockway Township |
Brockway Center |
Brockway Township; Name changed to Yale
in 1889 |
Burns |
Kimball Township; (abandoned) |
Burtchville |
Burtchville Township; (abandoned)
location was approximately where Lakeport State Park is today. |
Capac |
Mussey Township; Incorporated as a
village in 1873; Railroad station at one time. |
Carlton |
China Township; (abandoned) railroad
station |
Casco |
Casco Township |
Cedarwood |
Burtchville Township; renamed North
Lakeport |
Clays Landing |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Clyde Mills |
Kimball Township; early post office
renamed Wadhams |
Columbus |
Columbus Township;
Originally called Hickey. Renamed as Belle River. |
Doyle |
Riley Township; (abandoned) railroad
station. |
East China |
East China Township (abandoned) |
East Greenwood |
Greedwood Township (abandoned) |
Elliott |
Lynn Township (abandoned) |
Emmett |
Emmett Township; Incorporated as a
village in 1883. |
Fair Haven |
Ira Township |
Fargo |
Greenwood Township |
Forester |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Fort Gratiot |
For Gratiot Township |
Gardendale |
Fort Gratiot Township |
Goodells |
Wales Township |
Gratiot Center |
Fort Gratiot Township; (abandoned) |
Grande Point |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Hagadorn |
Port Huron Township; Now part of City of
Port Huron |
Harsens Island |
Clay Township |
Hawthorne |
East China Township |
Hickey |
Columbus Township; renamed as Columbus
and then Belle River. |
Jeddo |
Grant Township |
Keewahdin |
Fort Gratiot Township |
Kimball |
Kimball Township |
Lakeport |
Burtchville Township |
Lambs |
Wales Township |
Lesterville |
Berlin Township; Originally called Belle
River. Site of a dancehall at one time. |
Lynn |
Lynn Township; early post office
(abandoned) |
Maple Leaf |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Marine City |
Cottrellville Township; Incorporated as a
village of Newport in 1865 and city in 1887. |
Marysville |
Port Huron & St. Clair Townships;
Incorporated as city October 28, 1919. Originally called
Vicksburg for E. P Vickery, an early sawmill owner. Renamed
after one of the new owner's wives after Vickery sold the mill. |
Memphis |
Riley Township & Richmond Twp., Macomb
Co.; Incorporated as village in 1865 and city in 1953 |
Merrilsville |
Brockway Township; early post office
(abandoned) |
Miller |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Mt. Salem |
Emmet Township; (abandoned) |
Muirs |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Muttonville |
Casco Township; Named for its sheep
slaughterhouse; Annexed by Richmond. |
Mystic |
Grant
Township;(abandoned) |
New Baltimore |
Ira Township &
Chesterfield Twp., Macomb County. |
Newport |
Cottrellville Township. Name
changed to Marine City. |
North Lakeport |
Burtchville Township; originally called
Cedarwood. |
North Street |
Clude Township |
Palmer |
East China Township; Renamed Newport and
later Marine City |
Pearl Beach |
Clay Township |
Perch Point |
Ira and Clay Townships |
Peters |
Casco Township |
Pointe Aux Tremble |
Clay Township |
Port Huron |
Port Huron Township; Incorporated as a
village in 1849 and city in 1857. |
Rattle Run |
St. Clair Township |
Richmond |
Parts of Casco & Columbus Townships, but
mostly Macomb County. |
Riley Center |
Riley Township |
Roberts Landing |
Cottrellville Township |
Russell Island |
Clay Township |
Ruby |
Clyde Township; Original name was
Abbotsford/Abbottsford. |
St. Clair |
St. Clair & China Townships; Incorporated
as a village in 1850 and city in 1858. |
San Souci |
Clay Township on Harsens Island |
Smiths Creek |
Kimball Township; early post office |
Snyderville |
Columbus Township |
South Park |
Port Huron Township |
South Port Huron |
Port Huron Township; now part of City of
Port Huron. |
Sparlingville |
Kimball Township |
Starville |
Cottrellville Township |
Stromness Island |
Clay Township; renamed Dickinson Island |
Sunnyside Station |
Kimball Township |
Tappan |
Port Huron Township |
Thornton |
Wales & Kimball Townships; early railroad
station |
Vicksburg |
Port Huron and St. Clair Townships;
renamed Marysville. |
Wadhams |
Kimball Township; originally called Clyde
Mills |
Wales |
Wales Township |
West Berlin |
Berlin Township; renamed Allenton. |
West Tappan |
Kimball Township |
Yale |
Brockway Township; originally called
Brockway Center until 1889; Incorporated as a village in 1885 and
city in 1905. |
Zion |
Grand Township (abandoned) |
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