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The Duck River, in Michigan in the United States.
The Duck River, a tributary of the Ohio River in Ohio in the United States.
The Duck River, a tributary of the Tennessee River in Tennessee in the United States.

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Duck River (Tennessee) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (547 words)
	The Duck River of Tennessee is the longest river located entirely within the state of Tennessee.
	The Duck River drains a significant portion of Middle Tennessee.
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