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Grosse Ile, MI is a small island community located in the Detroit River. It offers an array of activities for locals and visitors alike. From its many marinas and nearby parks to its variety of restaurants and shops, Grosse Ile has something for everyone. People come from all over to experience its unique beauty, peacefulness, and vibrant community atmosphere. The small town's charm makes it an ideal getaway destination or weekend adventure. People of all ages enjoy exploring the historical sites on the island or taking a walk along the boardwalk that winds around its harbor. Whether you are looking for adventure, relaxation, or simply to appreciate nature, Grosse Ile has something to offer every visitor.
The reviews of Grosse Ile are overwhelmingly positive with people praising its atmosphere and amenities. Locals typically cite the friendly people that make up the community as one of its greatest assets while visitors almost universally remark on how beautiful and quaint it is. Many describe it as a place they would visit again in the future due to its charming atmosphere and natural wonders that can be found around every corner. With so much to do and explore on this small island, it makes sense why so many people recommend Grosse Ile as a top tourist destination.
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Beautiful Island community - 11/1/2011
Grosse Ile Michigan is a small beautiful Island located south of Detroit with just over 10,000 residents. It is surrounded by water and natural and township created Green Spaces for it residents to enjoy. The small Island community take pride in its citizens and has many family activities..
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Crime Rate - 2/22/2009
I lived on this island from the time I was 7 years old to 27. This is a very safe place to live. I disagree that the crime rate is 6. It should be a 1, at best. There is virtually no violent crime. Grosse Ile is an island with two bridges. If you commit a major crime, the bridges on both ends of the island close. To get off the island, you would have to go by boat. It is a 10 mile by 2 mile island with some small islands that are private or submerged in water. My biggest criticism is the lack of cultural diversity. One street that is it's "business district". If you want a crime free, very quiet tranquil place to live, retire, and boat than this is the place to be. If you want some nightlife and diversity, don't live here. Tons of mosquitoes in the summer. They are
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