The Pigeon River, also known as the East Branch Pigeon River, is a 37.9-mile-long (61.0 km) ^[2] stream in Huron County in the Thumb of the U.S. state of Michigan.

The stream rises from the confluence of Appin and Livingston drains ^[1] in southern Sheridan Township. It flows north and west to empty into the Saginaw Bay of Lake Huron in Caseville ^[1]

Tributaries

From the mouth:

• (left) Rush Lake Drain ^[3]
  • Rush Lake ^[4]
• (left) Fisher Drain ^[5]
  • (right) Thompson Drain ^[6]
• (left) Van Drain ^[7]
  • (left) Fluegge Drain ^[8]
  • (left) Bechler Drain ^[9]
• (right) Newman Drain ^[10]
• (left) Gorke Drain ^[11]
• (right) West Branch Extension ^[12]
  • (right) Hinton Drain ^[13]
• (left) Schultz Drain ^[14]
• (right) Hartman Drain ^[15]
• (left) Beaubien Drain ^[16]
• (right) Little Pigeon River, also known as West Branch Pigeon River ^[17]
  • (right) Matthews Drain ^[18]
    • Mud Lake ^[19]
  • (left) Huron Drain ^[20]
    • (left) Moore Drain ^[21]
    • (left) McComb Drain ^[22]
    • (right) Rawson Drain ^[23]
    • (left) Crawford Drain ^[24] (in Tuscola County)
    • (right) Knight Drain ^[25] (in Tuscola County)
    • (right) Muntz Drain ^[26] (in Tuscola County)
• (left) Blair Drain ^[27]
  • (left) Clift Drain ^[28]
• (right) Jordan Drain ^[29]
• (right) Moore Drain ^[21]
• (left) Elk Drain ^[30]
• (left) Patterson Drain ^[31]
• (left) Appin Drain ^[32]
  • (right) Shier Drain ^[33]
    • (left) North Branch Shier Drain ^[34]
  • (right) Reid Drain ^[35]
• (right) Livingston Drain ^[36]

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