DEQ - Pigeon River Watershed

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Pigeon River Watershed

Watershed Summary

Pigeon River flows into Pigeon Lake, then directly to Lake Michigan in western-lower Michigan (Ottawa county). It was approved under the CMI administrative rules and was funded under section 319. The primary land use is agriculture, with a mix of livestock, field crops, and nursery stock.

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For a copy of the approved watershed management plan, please contact Peter Vincent via email, or at 517-241-8351.

Pigeon River Watershed Hydrologic Study (360 KB PDF)

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