Port Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

Port Sturgeon Bay in Wisconsin, USA, is a vital port on Lake Michigan known for its Ship Canal that connects the waters of Sturgeon Bay with Lake Michigan. The canal is 1.3 miles long and 125 feet wide, providing a safe passage for vessels without the need to navigate through the challenging Porte des Morts strait. The port is equipped to handle vessels up to 1007 feet long and 64,460 tonnes in weight. It is home to the historic Sturgeon Bay Bridge, which operates in conjunction with the Michigan Street Bridge. Sturgeon Bay offers various outdoor activities such as camping, picnicking, and mountain biking in its 20 nature parks, including the popular Big Hill Park and Sunset Park. The city also hosts the Steel Bridge Songfest, a music festival and songwriting workshop. Highway WIS-42 connects Sturgeon Bay to Egg Harbor, Fish Creek, and other towns in Door County, while Highway WIS-57 links it to Green Bay and Baileys Harbor. Door County Cherryland Airport, located west of downtown, serves general aviation and military aircraft.

Location

City: Sturgeon Bay

Region: Wisconsin

Country: USA

Coordinates: 44.8341° N, 87.3770° W