Pine River (Chippewa River)

For other "Pine Rivers" in Michigan, see Pine River (Michigan).

Pine River
The Pine River in Alma
Map of the Saginaw River watershed showing the Pine River as one of its major tributaries
Country	United States
Basin
Main source	Wheatland Township, Mecosta County, Michigan
River mouth	Chippewa River 600 ft (180 m)^[1]
River system	Saginaw River
Physical characteristics
Length	103 mi (166 km)

The Pine River is a 103-mile-long (166 km)^[2] river in the Lower Peninsula of the U.S. state of Michigan. The Pine River is a tributary of the Chippewa River and is thus part of the Saginaw River drainage basin.

Tributaries and features

(left) Sucker Creek^[3]
(left) Bush Creek^[4]
- (right) Taylor Drain^[5]
- (left) Rook Drain^[6]
(left) Horse Creek^[7]
(right) Sugar Creek^[8]
(right) Honeyoey Creek^[9]
- (left) Coles Creek^[10]
  - Peterman Lake^[11]
- Madison Lake^[12]
(left) Newark and Arcadia Drain^[13]
(left) Carpenter Creek^[14]
(left) Twin Lake^[15]
(left) Robbins Lake^[16]
(left) Deaner Lake^[17]
(right) Mud Creek^[18]
- (left) Bass Lake Drain^[19]
(right) North Branch Pine River^[20]
- (left) Cedar Drain^[21]
- (right) Thatcher Creek^[22]
(left) Wolf Creek^[23]
- (right) Offnear Lake^[24]
- (left) Cedar Lake^[25]
  - (right) Marl Lake^[26]
(left) Skunk Creek^[27]
(left) South Branch Pine River^[28]
- Blanchard Millpond^[29]
  - (left) Decker Creek^[30]
  - (right) Jewel Creek^[31]
(right) Pony Creek^[32]
- (left) Halls Lake^[33]
- (right) Big Eldred Lake^[34]
  - Little Eldred Lake^[35]
(left) Miller Creek^[36]
- Meeker Lake^[37]
Pine Lake^[38]

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