Water Companies in Detroit, MI
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Absopure Water Company
(313) 898-1200 more info
Allen Park City
(313) 382-2320 more info
Berkley Public Works
(248) 546-2430 more info
Brownstown Water & Sewer Department
(734) 675-4000 more info
* City of Detroit
(313) 224-3450 more info
City of Grosse Pointe Woods: Water-Sewer
(313) 343-2460 more info
City of Livonia: Water Billing
(734) 466-2278 more info
Dearborn Water Department
(313) 943-2306 more info
* Detroit Sewer Department
(313) 964-9090 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewage
(313) 369-2017 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 965-4801 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 964-2590 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 833-8016 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 554-3460 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 922-7050 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 926-8100 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 964-9090 more info
* Detroit Water & Sewerage
(313) 245-9530 more info
* Detroit Water Department
(313) 964-9000 more info
Eastpointe Water Department
(586) 445-5050 more info
Eastpointe Water Department
(586) 445-5053 more info
Ferndale City Water Department
(248) 546-2374 more info
Ferndale City Water Office
(248) 546-2520 more info
G R A M C O Furniture Restoration Company Since 1964 Call 734-728-3719
(734) 728-3719 more info
Garden City Water Department
(734) 525-8818 more info
Hamtramck City Water Department
(313) 876-7750 more info
Harper Woods Water Bills
(313) 343-2522 more info
Hazel Park City Water Department
(248) 546-4076 more info
Highland Park Water Department
(313) 883-4475 more info
Inkster Water Department
(313) 563-7704 more info
Inland Water Pollution
(734) 595-8288 more info
Oak Park Water Department
(248) 691-7470 more info
Redford Water Department
(313) 387-2670 more info
River Rouge City Water Department
(313) 297-5006 more info
Romulus Water Department
(734) 942-7560 more info
Royal Oak Water Bills
(248) 246-3160 more info
Rudder Limited
(313) 884-8022 more info
S E Oakland County Water Authority
(248) 547-5660 more info
Southfield Water & Sewer
(248) 796-4850 more info
Van Buren Twp Water Department
(734) 699-8925 more info
Warren Water & Sewer
(586) 759-9200 more info
Water Billing
(734) 467-3175 more info
Water Department Billing
(734) 374-1308 more info
Water Maintenance
(734) 466-2650 more info
Wayne Water Services
(734) 722-2005 more info
Woodhaven Water & Sewer Department
(734) 675-4908 more info

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Facts about Detroit, MI:
Detroit ( /di?tr??t/) is the largest city in the U.S. state of Michigan, and the seat of Wayne County. It is the major city among the primary cultural, financial, and transportation centers in the Metro Detroit area, a region of 5.2 million people, and serves as a major port on the Detroit River connecting the Great Lakes system to the Saint Lawrence Seaway. It was founded on July 24, 1701, by the French explorer, adventurer, and nobleman Antoine de la Mothe, sieur de Cadillac. In 2010, the city had a population of 713,777 and ranked as the 18th most populous city in the United States. Known as the world's traditional automotive center, Detroit and the surrounding region constitute a major center of commerce and global trade. The Detroit area emerged as a metropolitan region with construction of an extensive freeway system in the 1950s and 1960s which has expanded in ensuing decades. Freeways and transit systems have facilitated movement throughout the region with millions of...

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