Lakeshore Profile
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About Lakeshore
Lakeshore is a town in Essex County, stretching along Lake St. Clair east of Windsor rather than forming a single urban core. Belle River is the main lakeside centre; Comber, Woodslee, Stoney Point, and Emeryville sit among farms, greenhouses, and shoreline subdivisions. The town was amalgamated from several former municipalities. About 40,000 people live in Lakeshore.
Known for
- Lake St. Clair shoreline east of Windsor
- Belle River as the principal urban area
- Amalgamated farm hamlets including Comber, Woodslee, and Stoney Point
- Greenhouse agriculture and remaining Essex County farms
- Town, not a city, on the Windsor–Chatham corridor
See & do
Belle River waterfront
Lake St. Clair beach, pier, and the old village core.
Atlas Tube Centre
Municipal recreation complex serving the amalgamated town.
Stoney Point / Pointe-aux-Roches
Shore hamlet and lake access at the east end of the town.
Comber
Inland farm village on former Highway 77.
Lake St. Clair shoreline parks
Municipal beaches and boat launches along the lake road.
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