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The Indiana River Map prominently marks the several rivers, natural streams and lakes flowing through the state. The northern part of Indiana falls under the watershed zone of St. Lawrence River. The natural streams of this area flow into River Maumee or Michigan Lake. The other part of Indiana comes under the watershed drainage area of River Mississippi and the streams of the area flow into River Ohio, River Kankakee and River Wabash. The direction of flow of the several rivers is highlighted in the Indiana State Map. Some of the prominent rivers of Indiana are the White River, Ohio River, Tippecanoe River and Wabash River. Lake Mississinewa and Lake Michigan are most of the important lakes of the state. The Wabash River flows from the west, through the north-central part of the state and moves towards the southern direction to flow into Ohio, Eel, Tippecanoe, Mississinewa and White rivers. River Maumee and River Kankakee flow through the northern region of Indiana. The southwestern of the state is drained by River White that flows into Wabash River. River Whitewater flows across the southeastern part of Indiana and drains into River Ohio. Lake Monroe and Lake Patoka are some of the other notable lakes of Indiana.
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