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2020 Integrated List of Waters Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Appendix 1 - 2020 Integrated List of Waters Potomac and Shenandoah River Basins Overall Assessment Waterbody Category Unit ID Name Size Overall Assessment Waterbody 2A VAN-A27R_BED01A00 Beaverdam Run 4.22 MILES Category Unit ID Name Size 2A VAN-A27R_BED02A16 Beaverdam Run 2.78 MILES 2A VAN-A01R_PIA02A06 Piney Run 5.46 MILES 2A VAN-A28R_XKV01A06 Unnamed tributary to Austin Run 3.45 MILES 2A VAN-A01R_QUR01A20 Quarter Branch 2.10 MILES 2A VAN-A29L_LOH01A02 Abel Lake 137.43 ACRES 2A VAN-A01R_XKT01A04 Unnamed tributary to Piney Run 3.82 MILES 2A VAN-A29L_LOH02A02 Curtis Lake 86.13 ACRES 2A VAN-A04R_CRA02A08 Crooked Run 3.58 MILES 2A VAN-A29L_POM01A02 Abel Lake 18.97 ACRES 2A VAN-A04R_CRA03A20 Crooked Run 3.40 MILES 2A VAN-A29L_POM02A02 Abel Lake 6.78 ACRES 2A VAN-A04R_GOO01A08 Goose Creek 3.51 MILES 2A VAN-A29L_POM03A02 Abel Lake 11.06 ACRES 2A VAN-A04R_XJI01A04 Unnamed tributary to Goose Creek 1.61 MILES 2A VAN-A29R_POM03A06 Potomac Creek 3.82 MILES 2A VAN-A05R_GOO01A00 Goose Creek 7.29 MILES 2A VAN-A29R_XKZ01A06 Unnamed tributary to Accokeek 1.29 MILES 2A VAN-A07R_NOB03A04 North Fork Beaverdam Creek 4.81 MILES Creek 2A VAN-A08L_BEE01A08 Beaverdam Reservoir 301.08 ACRES 2A VAN-A29R_XOM01A18 Unnamed tributary to unnamed 1.86 MILES 2A VAN-A09R_BRB05A12 Broad Run 1.00 MILES tributary (XOL) to Potomac River 2A VAN-A10R_OFT01A14 Unnamed Tributary to Sugarland 1.36 MILES 2A VAP-A32R_CHC01A14 Cold Harbor Creek 0.21 MILES Run (Offuts Branch) 2A VAP-A32R_NOM02A14 Nomini Creek 3.37 MILES 2A VAN-A11R_ROE01A08 Rocky Run 3.38 MILES 2A VAP-A34R_HUL01A14 Hull Creek 0.18 MILES 2A VAN-A13R_TUC01A14 Turkeycock Run 2.93 MILES 2A VAV-B01R_STT01A00 Straight Fork 7.46 MILES 2A VAN-A14R_XMS01A14 Unnamed tributary to Dogue Creek 2.50 MILES 2A VAV-B01R_XER01A00 Bearwallow Run 2.54 MILES 2A VAN-A16R_XMT01A14 Unnamed tributary to Pohick 1.33 MILES 2A VAV-B01R_XSC01A04 Lost Run 1.88 MILES Creek 2A VAV-B05R_BAR03A10 Back Creek 4.20 MILES 2A VAN-A18R_XLR01A12 Unnamed tributary to Town Run 1.05 MILES 2A VAV-B07R_BAB01A00 Babbs Run 11.83 MILES 2A VAN-A19L_BRU02A02 Lake Manassas (Broad Run 131.64 ACRES Reservoir) 2A VAV-B07R_BAR01A00 Back Creek 1.93 MILES 2A VAN-A19L_BRU03A02 Lake Manassas (Broad Run 163.85 ACRES 2A VAV-B08R_BLR01A08 Buffalo Lick Run 4.76 MILES Reservoir) 2A VAV-B08R_WRR01A08 Wrights Run 5.60 MILES 2A VAN-A19L_BRU04A02 Lake Manassas (Broad Run 187.95 ACRES 2A VAV-B08R_XOP01A08 X-trib to Opequon Creek near 2.46 MILES Reservoir) Stephens City. 2A VAN-A19L_BRU06A12 Lake Manassas (Broad Run 26.48 ACRES 2A VAV-B08R_XXO01A08 X-trib to Opequon Creek x-trib 1.25 MILES Reservoir) near Aylor Road. 2A VAN-A19L_BRU07A12 Lake Manassas (Broad Run 14.58 ACRES 2A VAV-B09R_SYL01A10 Sylvan Run and tributary 3.90 MILES Reservoir) 2A VAV-B09R_TWN01A08 Town Run 3.93 MILES 2A VAN-A19L_NOF01A12 Lake Manassas (Broad Run 109.26 ACRES Reservoir) 2A VAV-B11R_BKH01A20 Buckhorn Creek 2.57 MILES 2A VAN-A20R_CRE01A16 Crooked Creek 1.14 MILES 2A VAV-B11R_EDB02A10 East Dry Branch 3.18 MILES 2A VAN-A21R_CAA02A08 Catharpin Creek 3.46 MILES 2A VAV-B11R_JEN01A00 Jennings Branch 4.11 MILES 2A VAN-A21R_CHT01A14 Chestnut Lick 3.64 MILES 2A VAV-B11R_JEN02A00 Jennings Branch 4.95 MILES 2A VAN-A22R_FRB01A14 Frog Branch 1.41 MILES 2A VAV-B11R_JEN03A10 Jennings Branch 2.67 MILES 2A VAN-A23R_CAT01A14 Castle Creek 2.34 MILES 2A VAV-B11R_STM01A18 Stoutameyer Branch 2.91 MILES 2A VAN-A23R_WIO01A14 Willow Springs Branch 1.25 MILES 2A VAV-B11R_WSK01A00 Whisky Creek 2.14 MILES 2A VAN-A23R_XMU01A14 Unnamed tributary to Popes Head 1.62 MILES 2A VAV-B11R_XED01A02 Falls Hollow 3.63 MILES Creek 2A VAV-B12R_MDL01A00 Middle River 23.15 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_MAY01A18 Mary Bird Branch 1.66 MILES 2A VAV-B14R_BKB01A00 Barterbrook Branch 3.08 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_MIP01A12 Middle Branch Chopawamsic 5.55 MILES 2A VAV-B14R_BKB02A10 Barterbrook Branch 1.42 MILES Creek 2A VAV-B16L_01 Staunton Dam Lake 20.71 ACRES 2A VAN-A26R_QUA02A18 Quantico Creek 1.53 MILES 2A VAV-B16R_LTT01A00 Little River 10.47 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_QUA03A20 Quantico Creek 5.62 MILES 2A VAV-B16R_NTH01A00 North River 6.09 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_SOQ01A06 South Fork Quantico Creek 5.63 MILES 2A VAV-B16R_NTH02A00 North River 1.31 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_XON01A18 Unnamed Tributary to South Fork 0.29 MILES Quantico Creek 2A VAV-B16R_NTH03A00 North River 10.25 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_XOO01A18 UT to UT (XON) to South Fork 0.59 MILES 2A VAV-B16R_SKF01A00 Skidmore Fork 5.94 MILES Quantico Creek 2A VAV-B18R_BRY02A00 Briery Branch 6.20 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_XOP01A18 Unnamed Tributary to South Fork 1.17 MILES 2A VAV-B18R_BRY03A00 Briery Branch 7.18 MILES Quantico Creek 2A VAV-B18R_HQR01A00 Hone Quarry Run 6.24 MILES 2A VAN-A26R_XOQ01A18 Unnamed Tributary to South Fork 1.42 MILES Quantico Creek 2A VAV-B18R_MNS01A04 Mines Run 4.13 MILES 2A VAN-A27L_AUA01A02 Smith Lake (Aquia Reservoir) 95.40 ACRES 2A VAV-B19R_XMS01A04 Mt. Solon Spring 0.34 MILES 2A VAN-A27L_BED01A02 Smith Lake (Aquia Reservoir) 101.89 ACRES 2A VAV-B20R_RCK01A02 Rocky Run 9.75 MILES Final 2020 Appendix 1 - 1 Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Appendix 1 - 2020 Integrated List of Waters Overall Assessment Waterbody Overall Assessment Waterbody Category Unit ID Name Size Category Unit ID Name Size 2A VAV-B21R_DUR04A00 Dry River 4.08 MILES 2B VAN-A08R_LIV03A06 Little River 5.86 MILES 2A VAV-B29L_CNG01A04 Lake Shenandoah 36.13 ACRES 2B VAN-A10R_XLP01A10 Unnamed tributary to Sugarland 1.02 MILES Run 2A VAV-B30R_BHC01A06 Broadhead Creek 5.50 MILES 2B VAN-A11R_DIF04A02 Difficult Run 2.64 MILES 2A VAV-B30R_POR01A00 Poor Creek 6.62 MILES 2B VAN-A11R_SNA04A02 Snakeden Branch 0.34 MILES 2A VAV-B30R_STO01A00 Stony Run 5.07 MILES 2B VAN-A11R_SOL01A02 South Fork Little Difficult Run 2.05 MILES 2A VAV-B30R_STO02A10 Stony Run 1.67 MILES 2B VAN-A16L_SOH01A06 Burke Lake 208.10 ACRES 2A VAV-B31R_BCK02A18 Back Creek 3.22 MILES 2B VAN-A18R_XMJ01A14 Unnamed tributary to Cedar Run 1.20 MILES 2A VAV-B31R_BSK01A10 South Fork Back Creek 3.62 MILES 2B VAN-A19R_BRU01B06 Broad Run 2.08 MILES 2A VAV-B33R_BGR01A00 Big Run 3.60 MILES 2B VAN-A22R_BIR02A02 Big Rocky Run 2.40 MILES 2A VAV-B33R_BGR02A10 Big Run 4.81 MILES 2B VAN-A25R_NEA01A00 Neabsco Creek 9.42 MILES 2A VAV-B35R_ELK01A00 Elk Run 19.46 MILES 2B VAN-A26L_CHO01A08 Breckenridge Reservoir 46.81 ACRES 2A VAV-B35R_SNN01A00 Stony Run 7.35 MILES 2B VAN-A26R_CHO01A02 Chopawamsic Creek 1.87 MILES 2A VAV-B37R_MGN01A02 Morgan Run 2.43 MILES 2B VAN-A26R_LIE01A02 Little Creek 4.43 MILES 2A VAV-B39L_DRI01A08 Lake Arrowhead 36.07 ACRES 2B VAN-A29E_ACC01A00 Accokeek Creek 0.44 SQUARE MILES 2A VAV-B39R_LHC01A00 Little Hawksbill Creek 0.52 MILES 2B VAP-A32R_SCA01A96 Scates Branch 1.03 MILES 2A VAV-B39R_LHC02A10 Little Hawksbill Creek 4.34 MILES 2B VAV-B05R_ISC02A16 Isaacs Creek 12.28 MILES 2A VAV-B40R_OVL01A00 Overall Run 4.94 MILES 2B VAV-B11R_WTK01A02 White Oak Run 2.57 MILES 2A VAV-B42R_GER01A00 German River 61.90 MILES 2B VAV-B36R_NKW01A00 West Branch Naked Creek 2.19 MILES 2A VAV-B44R_TUR01A02 Turner Run 5.65 MILES 2B VAV-B36R_NKW02A10 West Branch Naked Creek 4.29 MILES 2A VAV-B44R_XEQ01A02 Hawk Cave Run 2.04 MILES 2B VAV-B39R_DNF01A02 Dry Run North Fork 4.03 MILES 2A VAV-B45R_BRO01A14 Brocks Creek 4.00 MILES 2B VAV-B49R_LSC01A00 Little Stony Creek 3.54 MILES 2A VAV-B45R_XHB01A08 X-trib to an unnamed tributary to 0.98 MILES Holmans Creek. 2B VAV-B50R_NFS02A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 11.87 MILES 2A VAV-B47R_GPC01A00 Gap Creek 4.70 MILES 2B VAV-B50R_NFS03A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 5.14 MILES 2A VAV-B47R_XSM01A20 Smith Creek X-trib 3.11 MILES 2B VAV-B51R_NFS04A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 3.78 MILES 2A VAV-B48R_SRT01A00 Straight Run 4.62 MILES 2B VAV-B51R_NFS04B10 North Fork Shenandoah River 1.21 MILES 2A VAV-B49R_FTZ01A00 Foltz Creek 2.97 MILES 2B VAV-B51R_NFS05A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 1.63 MILES 2A VAV-B49R_LAR01A00 Laurel Run 3.80 MILES 2B VAV-B51R_NFS06A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 5.86 MILES 2A VAV-B49R_XEN01A02 Poplar Run 1.84 MILES 2B VAV-B51R_NFS07A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 7.01 MILES 2A VAV-B50R_JDN01A00 Jordan Run 5.41 MILES 2B VAV-B54R_PSG01A00 Passage Creek 3.86 MILES 2A VAV-B51R_PYH01A06 Posey Hollow 2.99 MILES 2B VAV-B54R_PSG01B10 Passage Creek 4.79 MILES 2A VAV-B52R_PDY01A00 Paddy Run 1.89 MILES 2B VAV-B56R_STV02A08 Stephens Run 9.28 MILES 2A VAV-B52R_PDY02A10 Paddy Run 6.22 MILES 2C VAN-A05R_JEE02A08 Jeffries Branch 1.77 MILES 2A VAV-B54R_LPC01A00 Little Passage Creek 4.62 MILES 2C VAN-A20R_OCC02A00 Occoquan River 1.63 MILES 2A VAV-B54R_PMR01A00 Peters Mill Run 8.68 MILES 2C VAN-A30R_UMC01A00 Upper Machodoc Creek 2.29 MILES 2A VAV-B54R_XPG01A08 Unnamed tributary to Passage 2.82 MILES 2C VAV-B02R_STC01A00 Strait Creek 3.29 MILES Creek near Big Spring. 2C VAV-B43R_BBL01A10 Bible Run 9.83 MILES 2A VAV-B56L_CRO01A04 Lake Frederick 58.90 ACRES 2C VAV-B43R_CRH01A10 Carr Run 3.02 MILES 2A VAV-B56L_CRO01A20 East Arm Lake Frederick 19.55 ACRES 2C VAV-B43R_LTD01A00 Little Dry River 34.58 MILES 2A VAV-B56R_CRO02A16 Crooked Run 1.89 MILES 2C VAV-B43R_NFS01A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 6.64 MILES 2A VAV-B56R_MCR01A00 Molly Camel Run 3.67 MILES 2C VAV-B43R_SBL01A10 Seventy Buck Lick Run 2.04 MILES 2A VAV-B56R_XDR01A06 Dry Run 3.67 MILES 2C VAV-B43R_XCL01A10 Clay Lick Hollow 2.95 MILES 2A VAV-B57R_LWS01A00 Lewis Run 1.48 MILES 2C VAV-B44R_NFS01A00 North Fork Shenandoah River 4.21 MILES 2A VAV-B57R_LWS02A00 Lewis Run 4.81 MILES 2C VAV-B44R_SMK01A00 Shoemaker River 1.87 MILES 2B VAN-A04R_GOO02A04 Goose Creek 8.11 MILES 2C VAV-B44R_SMK02A10 Shoemaker River 3.36 MILES 2B VAN-A05R_XMI01A12 Unnamed tributary to Cromwells 4.11
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