Deckerville, MI

united states

Deckerville is a small farming town in Michigan's Thumb region, about 90 miles northeast of Detroit via M-53 and I-69. The town sits along State Route 53, the main north-south corridor connecting Port Huron to Bad Axe through agricultural country. Most visitors arrive from the south via I-69 to M-53, while locals use the route for trips to Sandusky or Bad Axe. The town's water tower features a distinctive Native American chief profile painted as a tribute to local indigenous heritage.