Bay Port is a small community located in Huron County, and situated on the eastern shore of the state's "thumb" region, along the shores of Lake Huron. Bay Port is known for its picturesque setting and its historical significance, particularly as a former shipping and lumber town.
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Fishing and agriculture have been a significant part of the local economy in Bay Port. The surrounding region is known for its fertile farmland, and farming is an essential industry in the area. Many of the residents travel to nearby towns for work in other industries such as manufacturing and healthcare services among others.
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Nearby public schools: Lakers & Caseville
The Bay Port Museum is moving into a historic building within the village limits. Located out on Kuhl Road, in what was once the Fairhaven Township Hall, and later the Fairhaven Mennonite Church, it will now be housed in the former Bay Port United Methodist Church building at 836 2nd St., just north of Main Street (M-25) before Pine Street, in the village itself.
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