Saginaw is a city in the state of Michigan.
Saginaw may also refer to:
Places in the United States
In Michigan
- Saginaw Charter Township, Michigan, a township, containing two census-designated places:
 - Saginaw County, Michigan, a county in Michigan
 - Saginaw River, a river in the state of Michigan
 - Saginaw Bay, a bay within Lake Huron on the eastern side of the state of Michigan
 - Saginaw Trail, a set of connected roads in Michigan
 - Saginaw City, Michigan and East Saginaw, Michigan, former cities in Saginaw County, Michigan, that merged in 1890 to become the modern city of Saginaw
 
Other states
- Saginaw, Alabama, an unincorporated community
 - Saginaw, Minnesota, an unincorporated area
 - Saginaw, Missouri, a village
 - Saginaw, Oregon, an unincorporated community
 - Saginaw, Texas, a Fort Worth suburb
 
Ships
- USS Saginaw
 - USS Saginaw Bay (CVE-82)
 - MV Saginaw, a lake freighter operated by Lower Lakes Towing
 - SS West Saginaw, a Design 1013 cargo ship
 
Automobiles
- Saginaw (automobile), a former automobile manufacturer (1914)
 - Saginaw Motor Company, a name considered by the former automobile manufacturer Yale (1916)
 - Saginaw Speedster, another name for Detroit Cyclecar, a former cyclecar
 
Other uses
- Saginaw Spirit, a hockey team playing in the Ontario Hockey League based in Saginaw, Michigan
 - "Saginaw, Michigan" (song), a song by Lefty Frizzell
 - Saginaw Valley State University, near Saginaw, Michigan
- Saginaw Valley State Cardinals, its sports teams
 
 - Saginaw Steering, a former division of General Motors, now known as Nexteer Automotive
 - Treaty of Saginaw, a 19th-century land treaty in Michigan
 - Fort Saginaw Mall, a former shopping center near Saginaw, Michigan
 - Saginaw Chippewa Tribal Nation, a Native American tribe in Central Michigan
 - Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College in Mount Pleasant, Michigan
 - Roman Catholic Diocese of Saginaw
 
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