Neighborhoods of Sterling Heights, MI
Sterling Heights is small enough to walk and varied enough to be worth a map. Start with a neighborhood and work outwards.
- 15 Mile & RyanA dense south-side crossroads of strip-mall restaurants, salons, groceries and neighborhood services.
- 18 Mile & DequindreThe northwest corner at the Oakland County line — Middle Eastern and Eastern European markets, bakeries and cafes.
- 19 Mile & HayesThe northeast corner of Sterling Heights, a newer residential quadrant with plazas, coffee shops and casual dining.
- Dodge Park / City CenterDodge Park, the Sterling Heights Community Center and City Hall on Utica Road — home to the farmers market, Sterlingfest and the city's summer events.
- Lakeside / Hall Road (M-59)The Hall Road retail corridor around the former Lakeside Mall — big-box stores, chain and independent restaurants, and the city's busiest shopping strip.
- Mound Road corridorThe industrial spine of Sterling Heights, anchored by the Stellantis assembly plant, with the diners and quick lunch spots that serve it.
- Schoenherr corridorA north-south run on the east side of the city with neighborhood restaurants, barbers, gyms and everyday retail.
- Utica Road / Clinton RiverThe older diagonal route along the Clinton River and its park trail, with small independent shops and riverside green space.
- Van Dyke corridorM-53 through the middle of the city: long-running family restaurants, bakeries, auto shops and service businesses.