Butlers Island (Michigan)

Butlers Island is a small, uninhabited island located in the Detroit River, within the state of Michigan, United States. It lies near the southern end of Grosse Ile, the largest island in the river. Geographically, it's part of Wayne County.

The island is primarily composed of wetlands and undeveloped land, playing a role in the river's ecosystem. Its size is relatively small, and it is not known to support any permanent human habitation or infrastructure.

Because of its location within the Detroit River, Butlers Island is subject to the ecological and environmental factors affecting the broader river system, including water levels, pollution, and wildlife habitats. Access to the island is generally by boat. Information regarding ownership or specific conservation efforts pertaining solely to Butlers Island is limited in publicly available resources. Its significance primarily stems from its contribution to the overall ecological health of the Detroit River and its role as potential habitat for various species of flora and fauna found in the region.