Places
- In Canada
- Crooked River (British Columbia)
- Crooked River Provincial Park
- In New Zealand
- Crooked River (New Zealand)
- In the United States
- Crooked River (Florida)
- Crooked River (Georgia)
- Crooked River (Idaho)
- Crooked River (Maine)
- Crooked River (Machias River)
- Crooked River (Songo River)
- Crooked River (Maryland)
- Crooked River (Massachusetts)
- Crooked River (Michigan)
- Crooked River (Missouri)
- Crooked River (Oregon)
- Crooked River National Grassland
- Crooked River Ranch, Oregon
- Crooked River Gorge
- The Cuyahoga River in Ohio is sometimes called the "crooked river".
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