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Maumee River

The Maumee River begins in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where it is formed by the confluence of the St. Joseph and St. Mary's rivers. From there, it meanders through more than 130 river miles of glacial moraine before emptying into Lake Erie at Toledo, Ohio's Maumee Bay.

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In the above illustration, the Maumee River is highlighted in blue.
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The Maumee has the largest watershed of any Great Lakes river with 3,942 stream miles draining into the Maumee River.

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Battle of Fallen Timbers | Chief Pontiac | Fort Wayne, Indiana | Ft. Wayne | Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Great Black Swamp | List of United States Rivers | List of rivers in the United States | List of rivers of the Americas | Maumee Bay | Miami (tribe) | Miami Indians | Miami tribe | Ohio | Rivers in the United States | Rivers of America | Rivers of the Americas | Toledo, Ohio | Toledo Strip | Watersheds of Indiana

 

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