St. Clair County, Michigan
St. Clair Township Real Estate and Local Guide
St. Clair Township is a mostly rural civil township of about 7,085 residents at the 2020 census covering roughly 39 square miles, with its eastern edge on the St. Clair River and the city of St. Clair near its southeast corner
Living in St. Clair Township
Site of the former settlement of Rattle Run, remembered for the gruesome 1909 murder discovered inside its Methodist church. Source: 975now.com
Homes in St. Clair Township
What makes St. Clair Township home
Pine River
Principal watercourse of the township, with river access and fishing at the township-owned Fred Meiselbach Park
Rattle Run
Unincorporated community in the western part of the township at the intersection of Gratiot Avenue and Rattle Run Road, elevation 630 feet
Fred Meiselbach Park
Five-acre community park on Neuman Road near the Pine River and the township hall, the largest township-owned park, with a universal-access playground, ballfield, basketball hoop, river and fishing access, picnic areas, a pavilion, and restrooms
River Road Park
0.4-acre park on River Road north of Yankee Road that is the township's only public access to the St. Clair River, used as a resident kayak launch with benches
St. Clair Township areas to know
Rattle Run
Unincorporated community and former lumber settlement in the western part of the township