Grand River (Michigan)

E35478

river

Grand River (Michigan) is the longest river entirely within the U.S. state of Michigan, flowing westward across the Lower Peninsula before emptying into Lake Michigan at Grand Haven.

Aliases (1)

Grand River ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	river →
basinCountry	United States →
cityOnRiver	Grand Haven, Michigan → Grand Rapids, Michigan → Jackson, Michigan → Lansing, Michigan →
country	United States →
directionOfFlow	west →
drainageBasin	Grand River watershed →
flowsThrough	Ada, Michigan → Allendale, Michigan → Ferrysburg, Michigan → Grand Haven, Michigan → Grand Ledge, Michigan → Grand Rapids, Michigan → Grandville, Michigan → Ionia, Michigan → Jackson, Michigan → Jenison, Michigan → Lansing, Michigan → Lowell, Michigan → Portland, Michigan →
hasBridge	Blue Bridge (Grand Rapids, Michigan) → Sixth Street Bridge (Grand Rapids, Michigan) →
hasTributary	Flat River (Michigan) → Looking Glass River → Maple River (Michigan) → Red Cedar River (Michigan) → Rogue River (Michigan) → Thornapple River (Michigan) →
hasUse	boating → fishing → recreation → wildlife habitat →
length	approximately 252 miles → approximately 406 kilometers →
locatedIn	Lower Peninsula of Michigan → Michigan →
mouth	Lake Michigan →
mouthLocation	Grand Haven, Michigan →
notableFeature	longest river entirely within the state of Michigan →
partOf	Great Lakes Basin →
passesThroughMetropolitanArea	Grand Rapids metropolitan area → Lansing metropolitan area →
region	Central Michigan → West Michigan →
sourceLocation	near Jackson, Michigan →
state	Michigan →
tributaryOf	Lake Michigan →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Kent County, Michigan →	containsRiver
Ottawa County, Michigan →	hasRiver
Grand Haven, Michigan →	hasWaterBody
Lake Michigan →	inflow
Grand Rapids, Michigan ("Grand River") →	locatedOnRiver
Kent County, Michigan →	traversedByRiver