Port Huron, Michigan Live – St. Clair River Ship Watching

This live stream from StreamTime Live shows the St. Clair River in Port Huron, Michigan, made for people who enjoy watching ships. The stream's actual start date is 12 June 2019, and viewers are welcome to join the chat as long as they follow the established rules.

The St. Clair River flows out of Lake Huron at Port Huron and runs south toward Lake St. Clair, forming the border between Michigan and Ontario. It's a vital link in the Great Lakes shipping route, used by lake freighters carrying iron ore, coal, stone and grain, as well as ocean-going ships bound for ports around the world.

## What to watch for

• Large freighters heading up or down river
• Ocean-going salties
• Pleasure craft and fishing boats

The Blue Water Bridge, connecting Port Huron with Sarnia, Ontario, is one of the busiest border crossings between the US and Canada. Port Huron's riverfront is lined with parks and walkways where ship watchers gather. The shipping season runs from spring until early winter, and in some winters ice jams the river. The stream is provided by StreamTime Live.