DEQ - Cedar River (Gladwin County) Watershed

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Cedar River (Gladwin County) Watershed

Watershed Summary

The Cedar River Watershed is a 120,000 acre watershed located primarily in Gladwin County and is a tributary to the Tobacco River. The northern portion of the river is a coldwater fishery, while the southern portion is a warm water fishery. The Cedar River Watershed was approved under the CMI administrative rules and was funded under section 319.

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Cedar River Road Crossings Project, Clare county, fact sheet (300 KB PDF)

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