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No
Wake
Zones
Detroit River
South of Detroit
Grass Island to
LaSalle
5 Knots
(10 km/hr)
Speed Limit
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Grosse Ile,
Trenton, and Gibraltar
Sugar Island Canals
Area - 1000 Ft. and
Marina
Areas -
500 Ft
Maple &
Milleville Beach
NoCWanaaklse-
(Lake Erie Metropark
entrance)
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Note: All unmarked
areas are subject to
Michigan & Ontario
laws which state
that NO WAKE
speed is required
within 100 ft of shore.
Lake Erie
Upper Detroit River "No Wake" Channels & St. Clair River "No Wake" Zones
Zones from Lake St. Clair Detroit - No Wake These no wake restrictions on the
within 400' of Shore Map not for St. Clair River in effect north
Belle Isle "North Side" navigational
to Black River in Port Huron
No Wake
Belle Isle "South Shore" purposes. Zones vary
No wake within 200' of shore depending on
the size boat No Wake FOR
Detroit - No Wake DetroitWindsor ALL vessels
within 400' of Shore Canadian Side of you have. regardless
of size
Peche Island - Baltimore
5 Knot Speed Limit Channel 200-600' Rule:
Markers "should be" visible in these areas, however, Chethneal"BSnoiuBt Roroan"d North Channel Vessels less than
you are responsible to know the law. Middle Channel 26' must maintain
200' from
Lake St. Clair "No Wake" Zones shore.
Vessels 26'
The Macomb County Sheriff Marine Division describes and longer must
the rules as follows: maintain 600'
• No wake within 100' from: "Shore, Swimming areas, from shore.
Swimmers, Anchored boats and rafts."
• St. Clair Shores has their own ordinance in front of South Channel No wake for ves-
the Nautical Mile. NO WAKE zone 600' from shore. sels 26' and longer.
This is roughly between 11 Mile Road and the border of Information provided by the St. Clair Vessels less
Grosse Pointe Shores. County Sheriff - Marine Division than 26'
• Speed Limit: Maximum speed of 55mph within one must
maintain
mile of shore. 200' from shore.
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