HARRISVILLE
- USHVW
- Latitude: 44.6594
- Longitude: -83.2844
- Great Lakes
- Marina in US
Location: US
Marine Port Description and Specification: Harrisville, US
Port Name: Harrisville
Location:
- Country: United States
- State: Michigan
- Coordinates: Approximately 44°39′N 83°17′W
General Overview: Harrisville is a small port located along the shores of Lake Huron in the state of Michigan. It serves primarily local recreational and fishing activities rather than large commercial shipping operations. Its tranquil and scenic setting makes it a popular destination for boaters and tourists.
Port Facilities:
- Marina: The Harrisville Harbor offers a full-service marina.
- Boat Slips: Multiple slips for both transient and seasonal docks.
- Accommodations: Slips can generally accommodate vessels up to 50 feet in length.
- Utilities: Water and electric hookups are available.
- Fuel Dock: Fuel services available for both gasoline and diesel.
- Boat Launch: Public launching ramps for trailerable boats.
- Repairs and Services:
- Maintenance Services: Basic maintenance and repair services offered.
- Pump-out Station: Available for boat sewage.
Navigational Information:
- Approach: Entry to the harbor through Lake Huron is well-marked and maintained.
- Depth: Water depths at the marina typically range from 6 to 12 feet, but it’s advisable to check local conditions.
- Weather Considerations: Subject to the typical weather patterns of the Great Lakes; boaters should monitor lake forecasts closely.
Amenities:
- Shower and Restroom Facilities: Modern and clean facilities available for marina guests.
- Picnic Areas: Areas with tables and grills.
- Wi-Fi: Often available for guests within the marina area.
- Restaurants and Shops: Proximity to local dining establishments and shops in Harrisville downtown.
Recreational Opportunities:
- Fishing: Popular for both seasonal and ice fishing.
- Species: Lake trout, salmon, walleye, and various other sportfish.
- Water Sports: Kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing.
- Beach Access: Nearby sandy beaches for swimming and sunbathing.
- Trails and Parks: Access to the surrounding natural parks and trails for hiking and bird watching.
Regulations and Security:
- Port Authority: Managed by local county or city authorities, possibly the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
- Security: Standard local security measures; not a high-security commercial port.
Additional Information:
- VHF Channels: Commonly monitored by the marina and harbor master for communication.
- Local Events: Often a hub for local festivals, fishing tournaments, and boating events.
Contact Information:
- Harbor Master:
- [Insert Contact Details]
- Emergency Services: Dial 911 for emergencies.
- Non-Emergency Port Queries: [Insert Contact Details]
Boaters and visitors are encouraged to check current conditions, facilities, and local regulations before planning their visit to Harrisville Harbor.
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