List of rivers of Indiana
# List of rivers of Indiana

This is a list of rivers in Indiana (U.S. state).

## By tributary

### Lake Erie

* Maumee River
   * St. Marys River
   * St. Joseph River
      * Cedar Creek
         * Little Cedar Creek
         * Willow Creek
      * Fish Creek

### Lake Michigan

* St. Joseph River (Lake Michigan)
   * Elkhart River
   * Little Elkhart River
   * Fawn River
* Galena River, becomes the Galien River in Michigan
* Trail Creek
* East Arm Little Calumet River
   * Salt Creek
* Grand Calumet River (through Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal and the Calumet River in Illinois)
* Little Calumet River (through Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal and the Calumet River in Illinois)
   * Deep River

### Mississippi River

* Ohio River
   * Wabash River
      * Black River
      * Bonpas Creek
      * Patoka River
      * White River
         * Eagle Creek
            * Little Eagle Creek
         * East Fork White River
            * Lost River
            * Muscatatuck River
               * Vernon Fork Muscatatuck River
            * Flatrock River
               * Little Flatrock River
            * Driftwood River
               * Big Blue River
                  * Little Blue River
               * Sugar Creek (Driftwood River tributary)
            * Salt Creek (White River tributary)
               * Clear Creek (Salt Creek)
                  * Jackson Creek
         * Eel River
         * White Lick Creek
         * Fall Creek
      * Sugar Creek (Wabash River tributary), also called Sugar River, Rock River
      * Little Vermilion River
      * Vermilion River
      * Big Pine Creek
      * Wildcat Creek
      * Tippecanoe River
         * Redinger Ditch
      * Eel River
      * Mississinewa River
      * Salamonie River
      * Little River, also called Little Wabash River
   * Crooked Creek
   * Pigeon Creek, also called Pigeon River
      * Little Pigeon Creek, also called Little Pigeon River
   * Anderson River
   * Little Blue River
   * Blue River
   * Silver Creek
   * Fourteen Mile Creek
   * Great Miami River
      * Whitewater River
      * Stillwater River (OH)
         * Greenville Creek
* Illinois River (IL)
   * Kankakee River
      * Iroquois River
      * Yellow River
      * Little Kankakee River

## Alphabetically

* Anderson River
* Big Blue River
* Big Pine Creek
* Black River (Owensville - New Harmony)
* Blue River
* Bonpas Creek $^1$
* Cedar Creek
* Deep River
* Driftwood River
* East Arm Little Calumet River
* East Fork White River
* Eel River (Wabash River tributary) (northern Indiana)
* Eel River (White River tributary) (southern Indiana)
* Elkhart River
* Fall Creek
* Fawn River
* Flatrock Creek
* Flatrock River
* Fourteen Mile Creek
* Galena River
* Grand Calumet River
* Great Miami River
* Greenville Creek
* Iroquois River
* Jackson Creek (Monroe County)
* Kankakee River
* Little Blue River (Perry and Crawford counties)
* Little Blue River (Shelby, Rush and Henry counties)
* Little Calumet River
* Little Elkhart River
* Little Flatrock River
* Little Kankakee River
* Little Pigeon Creek
* Little River, also called Little Wabash River
* Little Vermilion River
* Lost River
* Maumee River
* Mill Creek (Jackson County, Indiana)
* Mississinewa River
* Muscatatuck River
* Ohio River
* Patoka River
* Pigeon Creek, also called Pigeon River
* Pigeon River, also called Pigeon Creek, Turkey Creek
* Redinger Ditch
* St. Joseph River (Lake Michigan)
* St. Joseph River (Maumee River tributary)
* St. Marys River
* Salamonie River
* Salt Creek (Little Calumet River tributary)
* Salt Creek (White River tributary)
* Sand River
* Silver Creek
* Sugar Creek (Driftwood River tributary)
* Sugar Creek (Wabash River tributary), also called Sugar Creek, Rock River
* Tippecanoe River
* Trail Creek
* Vermilion River
* Vernon Fork Muscatatuck River
* Wabash River
* White Lick Creek
* White River
* Whitewater River
* Wildcat Creek
* Yellow River
* Youngs Creek (Johnson County, Indiana)
* Youngs Creek (Orange County, Indiana)

1 Nominally in Illinois, Bonpas creek is now along Indiana-Illinois border due to a shift in the course of the Wabash River.

