Author and University of Michigan Professor of Civil Engineering William Hoad began his descriptive essay about the Huron River by saying it was a “well-behaved, pretty, and useful little stream.” This overview, based on various Bentley collections, highlights various aspects of a river that has for centuries attracted friends, environmentalists, athletes, entrepreneurial engineers, and more as it wanders first southwest and then southeast, ultimately reaching Lake Erie.

The Huron’s Geographical Reach
Harnessing the Power of the Huron
Huron Recreation
Huron: History of a Name