Southwest Michigan
Three Rivers, Michigan
City
City where three rivers meet
Three Rivers sits where the Rocky, Portage and St. Joseph rivers meet, with a small downtown and strong outdoor access.
History & Local Character
The city grew as a mill town at the river confluence in the nineteenth century.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing includes older homes near downtown and mid-century neighborhoods on the edges.
Restaurants & Shopping
A small downtown strip holds restaurants and cafes.
Schools & Education
Three Rivers Community Schools serves the city.
Parks & Recreation
The rivers, Meyer Broadway Park and nearby lake country provide recreation.
Transportation & Accessibility
US-131 and M-60 serve the city, with Kalamazoo about 30 minutes north.
Local Businesses
Downtown cafesRiver outfittersLocal shopsManufacturers
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Nearby Attractions
- St. Joseph River
- Meyer Broadway Park
- Lake Templene
- Kalamazoo
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Affordable housing
- River access for fishing and paddling
- Close to lake country
Considerations
- Limited retail and dining
- Small job market
- Aging infrastructure in places
Frequently Asked Questions
Which rivers meet at Three Rivers?
The Rocky, Portage and St. Joseph rivers meet in the city, forming the St. Joseph River.