The Great Miami River (also called the Miami River) (Shawnee: Msimiyamithiipi[2]) is a tributary of the Ohio River, approximately 160 miles (260 km) long, [3] in southwestern Ohio and Indiana in the United States.

Great Miami River, river issuing from Indian Lake, Logan county, west-central Ohio, U.S., and flowing south-southwest past Dayton, Middletown, and Hamilton to enter the Ohio River west of Cincinnati after a course of 170 miles (274 km). Its chief tributaries are the Stillwater, Mad, and Whitewater rivers.

Originating upstream from Indian Lake, the Great Miami River flows 170 miles southwest to its confluence with the Ohio River west of Cincinnati. The Great Miami River is fed by six major tributaries: Stillwater River, Mad River, Twin Creek, Buck Creek, and Greenville Creek.

On this page you will learn brief key historical points about the Great Miami River, including indigeious history, european settler history, the Miami-Erie canal, and the Great Flood of 1913. Learn more about present-day water quality, aquatic life, and recreation opportunities

The Great Miami Riverway is more than just a river. This regional destination in southwest Ohio includes more than 99 miles of paved trails and connected communities where you can surf the river, cycle the bike trail, and find your way through charming downtowns.

The Great Miami River (upper) watershed is located in western Ohio in Logan, Shelby, Mercer, Auglaize, Darke, Champaign, Hardin and Miami counties and drains 748 square miles. The river flows into the Ohio River west of Cincinnati.

The Great Miami River Watershed drains all or parts of 15 counties in southwest Ohio, including the Stillwater and Mad rivers, and Twin, Wolf and Seven Mile creeks, into the Great Miami River. Originating upstream from Indian Lake, the Great Miami River flows 170 miles southwest to its confluence with the Ohio River west of Cincinnati.

The 156-mile Great Miami River Water Trail includes 60 public access points for trail users to paddle, boat, fish, row, surf, and wildlife watch. The Great Miami River contains some of Ohio’s best smallmouth bass fishing.

The Great Miami River Watershed Water Trail is located in southwest Ohio and includes 291 miles of paddling, fishing, and wildlife watching opportunities including three beautiful rivers and many smaller tributaries.

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