Pine River (Chippewa River tributary)

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]