Oconto
is a minor waterways place
on Lake Michigan (Western route) between
Marinette (18.17 miles
to the northeast) and
Green Bay (26.70 miles
to the southwest).
Mooring here is unrated.
| Brevort | 180.01 miles | |
| Manistique | 120.69 miles | |
| Summer Island | 89.20 miles | |
| Escanaba | 66.03 miles | |
| Marinette | 18.17 miles | |
| Oconto | ||
| Green Bay | 26.70 miles | |
| Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal (northwestern entrance) | 65.13 miles | |
| Egg Harbor | 83.98 miles | |
| Fish Creek | 89.14 miles | |
| Sister Bay | 97.43 miles | |
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