The following two pages are from the Southeast Aquatic Habitat Plan and describe SARP’s interim procedures for the selection of priority waters. Lists and maps of the priority waters are on pages 3 through 12. Note that any waters identified as priority conservation areas, areas of concern, etc., in a State Wildlife Action Plan, also known as Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy, are also considered priority waters for SARP, even if they are not on this list. The list will continue to be refined and may be revised and waters added or removed from the list based on habitat assessment and monitoring, changes in habitat or population status, successful conservation activities, new information that becomes available, or for other reasons as determined by the SARP Steering Committee.

Where in the Southeast will this Plan be implemented?

Plan Prioritization

The eight objectives in Section 2 of this Plan define the conditions to be addressed through the implementation of the Plan. Because of the size and variety of habitats in the southeastern region, these objectives can guide restoration projects in many areas simultaneously with a broad range of outcomes. However, to most effectively use limited resources to reverse current trends and conserve the region’s aquatic habitats, geographic priorities must be set. Careful, periodic selection is required for this Plan’s landscape approach to maximize the direct outcomes of every project and sustain the effects at the watershed and regional levels.

In the long term, GIS analysis, incorporating data that are only partially available at the present time, will be used to identify and prioritize aquatic habitats where conservation and restoration actions are most needed and, hopefully, will have the greatest opportunity for local and regional success. In the short term, a less comprehensive prioritization method will provide geographic guidance.

Long-term

The implementation of the National Fish Habitat Science and Data Committee’s assessment tool will eventually allow a standardized approach for prioritizing aquatic habitat conservation and restoration projects nationwide. As noted in the Committee’s draft science and data report of December 2006, A Framework for Assessing the Nation’s Fish Habitat (NFHISDC 2006), projects “should be prioritized in the following order: 1) protection of fully functioning aquatic systems to include those that are “untouched” to those that have “manipulated,” but fully working aquatic processes; 2) rehabilitation of aquatic systems that have only a minor number of problems that impair one or more of the key processes that sustain them; 3) rehabilitation of aquatic systems that have a number of problems impairing one or more of the key processes; and 4) re-engineering modified systems to improve them for fisheries and aquatic production” (NFHI SDC, p.7). SARP is working directly with the Committee to coordinate the aquatic habitat condition assessment for the southeastern U.S.; and this assessment will enable SARP to enrich its GIS analysis, as described above, and refine its geographic priorities.

Because healthy habitats also affect the ecology, economy and sociology of human communities in the region, data on economic and social elements in the region will also be considered, when available, for objective analysis; consistent with the Plan’s goal for restoration undertaken “for the benefit of all in the southeastern region and the entire U.S.”

Interim

The need to stem the decline in fisheries habitats throughout the SARP states is urgent. Rather than wait until 2010 to begin this vital work, the year that the aquatic habitat condition assessments are scheduled for completion, SARP is developing a geo-referenced database populated with currently available aquatic system condition data to provide interim geographic priorities for the Plan. This prioritization process – to be used by SARP until the aforementioned condition assessments and an operational priorities database are in place – has

32 Southeast Aquatic Habitat Plan 2008 been developed by using available science-based resources in conformance with the Plan’s guiding principles. It provides a less-than-perfect, but acceptable and immediately useful, graphic depiction of the Southeast’s most at-risk geographic areas, as identified by one or more of four existing and reliable sources. These sources are:

1. Information on priority geographies from the State Wildlife Action Plans (SWAPs), wherein individual states have identified priority habitats and habitats supporting with the greatest conservation needs. These data have been consolidated by SARP during the development of this Plan.

2. Information on priority watersheds from a 2006 USGS workshop, wherein recognized experts ranked and prioritized by extant rareness of species and species richness those southeastern watersheds most in need of protection and restoration. The process involved expert focus on critical areas in the Southeast. Rivers and drainages with the highest number of imperiled and/or at risk species (according to NatureServe), federally listed threatened and endangered species for each faunal group (, crayfishes, mussels, snails, amphibians, turtles), and total richness of each major group were confirmed. Using this information and a set of agreed upon criteria, the workshop developed a list of the top freshwater biodiversity watersheds in the Southeast and the three highest priority watersheds for each state. (NatureServe represents an international network of biological inventories known as natural heritage programs or conservation centers. The objective scientific information about species and ecosystems developed by NatureServe is used by all sectors of the biological scientific community. Data are online at http://services.natureserve.org.)

3. Information on freshwater, recreational fisheries, and identification of the specific waterbodies supporting these fisheries, that would benefit the most from habitat enhancement, restoration or conservation activities has been provided by each SARP member state’s fisheries management agency.

4. Information on the Southeast’s most important estuarine and coastal habitats was also gathered. Each SARP member state with a coastline provided the names and locations of their most important estuarine and coastal habitats that could benefit the most from habitat restoration and conservation.

33 Southeast Aquatic Habitat Plan 2008 Southeast Aquatic Resource Partnership Priority Estuaries S o u t h D a k o t a W i s c o n s i n V e r m o n t M i c h i g a n N e w Y o r k

I o w a C o n n e c t i c u t N e b r a s k a P e n n s y l v a n i a O h i o N e w J e r s e y I l l i n o i s I n d i a n a

M a r y l a n d W e s t V i r g i n i a D e l a w a r e K a n s a s M i s s o u r i

K e n t u c k y V i r g i n i a

Abemarle Sound T e n n e s s e e O k l a h o m a N o r t h C a r o l i n a Pamlico Sound A r k a n s a s Bogue and Core Sounds S o u t h C a r o l i n a Winyah Bay M i s s i s s i p p i A l a b a m a G e o r g i a Charleston Harbor Stono River Port Royal Sound L o u i s i a n a Ossabaw Sound St.Louis Biloxi Altahama Sound T e x a s Lake Bay Bay Mobile Bay St.Andrew Sound Ponchartrain Nassau Ochlockonee Sabine Lake Mississippi Perdido Sound Bay Terrebonne Suwannee Barataria F l o r i d a Matagorda Bay

Lower Laguna Madre 4 State fish and wildlife agencies, with marine protection 0 50 100 200 300 400 Miles responsibilities out of the southeastern 14 states comprising the SARP working group, worked to select three priority estuaries Legend per state. Selection criteria used included: water quality, recreation, T&E species, natural beauty, historical significance, commercial SARP Priority Estuaries fisheries, navigation, invasive species and cultural significance. Major Rivers Data current as of November 9, 2007 as collected by Kay Davy of Major Lakes NOAA. Data interpretation and map production by the Cookeville, TN Field Office of the US Fish and Wildlife Service. States SARP Recreational Fisheries Target Waters for Habitat Work 100°0'0"W 90°0'0"W 80°0'0"W Detroit Chicago Cleveland

Pittsburgh Columbus 40°0'0"N Indianapolis 40°0'0"N Baltimore Kansas City Cincinnati Washington St. Louis

Virginia Beach

Tulsa Nashville-Davidson

Oklahoma City Memphis Charlotte 35°0'0"N 35°0'0"N

Atlanta

Fort WorthDallas

Austin Jacksonville New Orleans 30°0'0"N Houston 30°0'0"N San Antonio ®

Miami The green areas on this map represent 8-digit USGS HUCs that were 25°0'0"N either mentioned in their entirety, or had significant water features 25°0'0"N contained within, that were selected by the 14 individual states in the SARP area. This is the first draft of this map and was produced from data collected from all 14 states on November 9, 2007. This map is not in its final form and is provided purely for illustrative purposes. Data interpretation 0 100 200 400 Miles and map production by the US Fish and Wildlife Service Office in Cookeville, TN.

100°0'0"W 90°0'0"W 80°0'0"W SARP States Fisheries for Habitat Conservation Efforts Waterbody Name Location (Adjoining County) Size Primary Species State Wilson Colbert & Lauderdale Counties 15,500 acres Catfish & Smallmouth Bass AL Pickwick Colbert & Lauderdale Counties 47,500 acres Smallmouth Bass AL Guntersville Jackson & Marshall Counties 69,100 acres AL Jordan Elmore County 6,800 acres Spotted Bass AL Weiss Cherokee County 30,200 acres Crappie & Largemouth Bass AL Gantt Covington County 2,700 acres Redear Sunfish AL Millers Ferry Wilcox, Dallas, Autauga, & Lowndes Counties 17,200 acres Crappie AL Eufaula Russell, Henry, & Barbour Counties 45,181 acres Largemouth Bass AL Coosa R. (above Wetumpka) Elmore County 7 miles Spotted Bass AL Aliceville Pickens County 8,300 acres Crappie AL River Crawford, Franklin, Johnson, Pope, Conway, Fa350 miles LMB, crappie, stripers, sauger, catfish AR Beaver Lake Benton, Carroll, Washington 28,220 acres LMB, stripers, crappie, SMB, walleye, catfish AR Bull Shoals/Norfork Tailwater Marion, Baxter, Izard, Stone 103 miles RBT, BWT, Brook trout, SMB, catfish AR Cache River Woodruff, Monroe, Prairie 60 miles Crappie, , LMB, catfish AR Conway, Lake Faulkner 6700 acres LMB, crappie, bluegill, redear, catfish AR Crooked Creek Boone and Marion 87 miles SMB, Ozark bass, catfish AR Little Missouri River Pike, Hempstead, Nevada 90 miles LMB, SMB, SPB, stripers, walleye, crappie, sunfish AR Ouachita River Bradley, Calhoun, Union, Ouachita, Dallas, Clar 200 miles SMB, LMB, shadow bass, walleye, catfish, stripers AR Ouachita, Lake Garland, Montgomery 40,000 acres LMB, walleye, crappie, stripers, SPB, catfish AR Spring River Fulton, Sharp, Lawrence 100 miles RBT, walleye, SMB, LMB, redear, cat AR Apalachicola River Jackson, Gadsen, Liberty, Gulf, Franklin, Calhou524 miles bream, catfish, largemouth bass, FL Conservation Areas 2 & 3 Broward, Miami-Dade 719,680 acres Fl. Largemouth, crappie, bream FL George Volusia, Putnam, Marion 46000 acres Fl. Largemouth, crappie, bream FL Istokpoga Highlands 27692 acres Fl. Largemouth, crappie, bream FL Kissimmee Oseola 34948 acres Fl. Largemouth, crappie, bream FL Okeechobee Okeechobee, Blades, Martin, Palm Beach, Hend448000 acres Fl. Largemouth, crappie, bream FL St. Johns River Brevard, Oseola, Orange, Seminole, Volusia, La273 miles Fl. Largemouth, crappie, bream FL Talquin Leon, Gadsen 8850 acres Largemouth, crappie, bream, striped bass, white bass FL Tohopekaliga Oseola 18810 acres Fl. Largemouth, crappie, bream FL Altamaha River GA Lake Hartwell GA Lake Lanier GA Lake Oconee GA Lake Richard B. Russell GA Lake Seminole GA Lake Sinclair GA Lake Thurmond (Clarks Hill) GA Walter F. George (Lake Eufaula) GA West Point Lake GA Barkley Lake Lyon, Trigg 45600a (Ky) Blk bass, crappie, catfish KY Barren River Lake Barren, Allen 10000 a Blk bass, crappie, catfish, Hyb striped bass KY Cave Run Lake Rowan, Bath, Menifee 8270a Blk bass, crappie, white bass, musky KY Cumberland River Russell, Cumberland, Monroe, Livingston 150+ miles Trout, striped bass, Blk bass, catfish KY Green River Lake Taylor, Adair 8210a Blk bass, crappie, catfish, musky, white bass KY Kentucky Lake Calloway, Marshall 48100a (Ky) Blk bass, crappie, catfish KY Lake Cumberland Russell, Clinton, Pulaski 50250a Blk bass, crappie, striped bass KY Lower Tennessee River Livingston 30 m Blk bass, catfish, Striped bass and hybrid striped bass KY Ohio River entire Northern Border of Ky 680 miles Blk bass, crappie, catfish, Hyb striped bass, Striped bass KY Rough River Lake Breckinridge, Grayson 5100a Blk bass, crappie, catfish, hybrid striped bass KY Atchafalaya Basin Krotz Springs to Morgan City 500000 lmb, bluegill, crappie, catfish spp, fw drum, crawfish LA Caddo Lake Caddo Parish 32500 lmb, crappie, bream, catfish LA Caney Lake Jackson Parish 5000 lmb, crappie, bluegill, redear, white bass LA False River Point Coupee Parish 3200 lmb, crappie, catfish LA Lake Verret Assumption Parish 14000 lmb, crappie, bluegill, catfish LA Mississippi River Arkansas to the mouth catfish, lmb, striped bass, fw drum, buffalo LA Old River Point Coupee Parish 4000 crappie, bream, lmb, catfish LA Red River Impoundments Shreveport to Alexandria 34000 lmb, crappie, bream, catfish LA Saline/Larto Complex Catahoula Parish 4500 crappie, bream, lmb, catfish LA Toledo Bend Vernon and Sabine Parishes 186000 lmb, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish LA Current River 147 river miles MO Gasconade River 271 river miles MO

LaBarque Creek 6 river miles MO Little Niangua River 60.8 river miles MO Locust Creek 91 river miles MO Maries River 59 river miles MO Meramec River 218 river miles MO Smithville Lake 7,190 acres MO South Fabius River 81 river miles MO Table Rock Lake 43,100 acres MO Calling Panther Lake Copiah County 495 acres Largemouth bass/Bluegill MS Columbus Lake Lowndes/Clay/Monroe Counties 8,910 acres Crappie/Largemouth bass MS Eagle Lake Warren County 4700 acres Crappie/Bluegill MS Grenada Lake Grenada/Yalobusha Counties 35,820 acres Crappie MS Mississippi River western border of MS 130 miles Catfish MS Pascagoula River Jackson/George Counties 45 miles Catfish/Crappie/Largemouth Bass MS Pearl River Hinds County to LA line 175 miles Catfish MS Ross Barnett Rankin/Hinds/Madison Counties 33,000 acres Crappie/Largemouth bass MS Sardis Lake Lafayette/Panola Counties 32,100 acres Crappie/Largemouth bass MS Sunflower River Sharkey/Washington/Sunflower/Coahoma Coun134 miles Catfish MS Cape Fear River Harnett, Cumberland, Bladen, Brunswick 122 miles American shad, flathead catfish, , bluegill, crappie NC Neuse River Wake, Johnston, Wayne, Lenoir, Craven 209 miles Largemouth bass, flathead catfish, blue catfish, striped bass NC New River Ashe, Alleghany ≈ 100 miles Smallmouth bass, , muskellunge NC Roanoke River Halifax, Northampton, Bertie, Martin, Washingto 137 miles Striped bass, hickory shad, largemouth bass, white perch, bluegill NC Tar/Pamlico River Nash, Edgecomb, Pitt, Beaufort 100 miles Largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, American shad NC Catawba River Burke 18 miles Brown trout, rainbow trout NC Tuckasegee River Jackson ≈ 50 miles Smallmouth bass, brown trout NC High Rock Lake Davidson, Rowan 15,180 acres Largemouth bass, striped bass, crappie, flathead catfish NC Lake Gaston Northampton, Halifax, Warren, Brunswick (VA), 20,300 acres Largemouth bass, striped bass, walleye, crappie, blue catfish NC Lake Norman Catawba, Iredell, Lincoln, Mecklenburg 32,510 acres Largemouth bass, spotted bass, striped bass, crappie, blue catfish NC Altus-Lugert Lake Kiowa and Greer Counties 6,260 Acres Hybrids, Walleye, Crappie OK Broken Bow Lake McCurtain County 14,200 Acres Largemouth & Smallmouth Bass,Walleye OK Canton Lake Blaine County 7,910 Acres Walleye, Crappie OK Eufaula Lake Pittsburg, McIntosh Counties 105,500 Acres Largemouth & Smallmouth Bass, Crappie, Catfish OK Grand Lake Mays, Deleware and Ottawa Counties 46,500 Acres Largemouth Bass OK Illinois River Sequoyah County 7.75 Miles Rainbow Trout, Striped Bass OK McGee Creek lake Atoka County 3,810 Acres Largemouth Bass OK Mountain Fork River McCurtain County 12 Miles Rainbow and Brown Trout OK Sooner lake Noble County 5,400 Acres LMB, Striped Bass Hybrids OK Texoma Lake Marshall, Bryan & Love Counties 88,000 Acres Striped Bass, Largemouth & Smallmouth Bass, Blue Catfish OK Chattooga River SC Cooper River SC Lake Greenwood SC Lake Jocassee SC Lake Marion SC Lake Moultrie SC Lake Murray SC Lake Thurmond (Clarks Hill) SC Lake Wylie SC Lower Savannah River SC Center Hill Dekalb, White 18220 Black Bass, Crappie, Walleye TN Chickamauga Hamilton, Meigs, Rhea 34500 Largemouth bass, Catfish, Crappie TN Dale Hollow Clay, Pickett 23200 Smallmouth bass TN Douglas Seveir, Jefferson, Cocke 30600 Crappie, Largemouth bass, Catfish TN Kentucky Stewart, Houston, Humphreys, Perry, Hardin 108217 Crappie, Catfish, Largemouth bass, Sauger, Sunfish TN Norris Cambell, Union 34200 Smallmouth bass, Walleye, Striped bass, Sunfish TN Old Hickory Davidson, Wilson, Trousdale, Smith 22500 Largemouth bass, Sunfish, Catfish, Crappie, Sauger TN Percy Priest Davidson, Rutherford 14200 Largemouth bass, Crappie TN Reelfoot Lake, Obion 10427 Crappie, Sunfish, Largemouth bass TN Watts Bar Meigs, Roane 39000 Largemouth bass, Catfish, Crappie, Striped bass TN Alan Henry Garza 2880 LMB TX Amistad Val Verde 67000 LMB,Channel Catfish TX Choke Canyon Live Oak 26000 LMB,White Bass TX Conroe Montgomery 21000 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill TX Fork Wood 27264 LMB,Crappie,Bluegill TX Ray Roberts Denton 29350 LMB,White Bass TX Sam Rayburn Jasper 114500 LMB,Crappie,Bluegill TX Texoma Grayson 89000 Striped Bass, White Bass,LMB TX Toledo Bend Sabine 185000 LMB,Crappie,Bluegill TX Whitney Hill 23560 Striped Bass, White Bass,LMB TX Lewisville Denton 29592 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Jacksonville Cherokee 1208 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Waxahachie Ellis 553 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Belton Bell 12385 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Stillhouse Bell 6429 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Houston Harris 10459 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Corpus Christi San Patricio 18256 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Grapevine Tarrant 6892 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Lake Dunlap Guadalupe 410 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX H-4 Gonzales 696 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Cooper Delta 19019 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Cypress Springs Franklin 3461 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Lake Wood Gonzales 229 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Coleman Coleman 2000 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Placid Guadalupe 198 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Waco McLennan 7173 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Austin Travis 1599 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Lyndon B. Johnson Burnet 6449 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Bellwood Smith 160 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Gibbons Creek Reservoir Grimes 2770 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Tyler East Smith 2276 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Livingston San Jacinto 83277 LMB,Crappie,White Bass,Bluegill, Catfish TX Smith Mountain Lake VA John H. Kerr Reservoir VA Briery Creek Lake VA James River VA

New River VA

South Holston Reservoir/River VA Shenandoah River VA

Tidal James River/Chickahominy River VA Rappahannock River VA

Lake Anna VA State Watershed Name HUC Name(s) HUC Number(s) Size

AL Black Warrior River Upper Black Warrior, Lower Black Warrior, AL 03160112; 03160113 1250, 1450 sq.mi. AL Cahaba River Cahaba, AL 03150202 1850 sq.mi. AL Chipola River Chipola, Al, FL 03130012 1270 sq. mi. AL Choctawhatchee River Choctawhatchee, Al, FL 031402 4670 sq. mi. Upper Coosa, Al, GA; Middle Coosa, ; Lower 1610; 2580; 1910 sq. AL Coosa River Coosa, AL 03150105 -- 07 mi. AL Escambia Escambia, AL, FL 03140305 780 sq. mi. AL Locust Fork Locust, AL 03160111 1210 sq.mi. AL Paint Rock River Wheeler Lake, AL, TN 06030002 2890 sq. mi. AL Sipsey River Sipsey Fork, AL 03160110 788 sq. mi. Upper Tallapoosa, GA, AL; Middle Tallapoosa, AL Tallapoosa River AL, Lower Tallapoosa, AL 03150108 -- 10 144; 1590; 1700 sq.mi. AL Tennessee River Middle Tennessee-Elk -- subregion 0603 0603 10,300 sq. mi. AL Terrapin Creek Upper Coosa, Al, GA; 03150105 1610 sq. mi. AL Wilson Dam, Tailwaters Pickwick Lake, AL, MS, TN 06030005 2270 sq. mi. AL Paint Rock River Wheeler Lake, AL, TN 06030002 2890 sq.mi.

AR Black River Upper Black, AR, MO 11010007 1900 sq.mi. AR Elk River Illinois River, AR, OK 11110103 1620 sq.mi. AR Foushee Cave, Newton CO, AR Upper Ouachita, AR 11010005 1330 sq.mi. AR Illinois River, AR Lower Little, AR, OK 11110103 1620 sq.mi. AR Ouachita River, Upper Spring River, AR, MO 080401 5380 sq. mi. AR Red River, Upper Upper White, AR, MO 11140109 12500 sq.mi. AR Spring River Spring River, AR, MO, KS 11070208 1210 sq.mi AR White River Upper White River, AR, MO 1101 22200 sq.mi. AR Upper White River Upper White-Village, AR 11010013 758 sq.mi.

GA Altamaha River Altamaha River, GA, FL 0307 20500sq.mi GA Coahulla Creek, Upper Coosa, GA, AL 03150105 1610 sq. mi. GA Coosa River Upper Coosa, GA, AL 03150105 1610 sq. mi. GA Conasauga River Conasauga, GA, TN 03150101 723 sq. mi. GA Coosawattee River Coosawattee River, GA GA Etowah River Etowah, GA 03150104 848 sq. mi. GA Flint River Upper Flint, GA; Middle Flint, GA 03130005; 03030006 2630 ; 1290 sq. mi. GA Kinchafoonee Creek Kinchafoonee-Muckalee, GA 03130008 1090 sq. mi. GA Ogeechee River Upper Ogeechee, GA; Lower Ogeechee, GA 03060201; 03060202 1820; 1220 sq. mi. GA Oostansaula River Oostanaula, GA 03150103 557 sq. mi.

KY Big South Fork, Cumberland RiveSouth Fork Cumberland, KY, TN 05130104 1360 sq. mi. KY Cumberland River, Lower Lower Cumberland, KY, TN 051302 7150 sq. mi. KY Cumberland River, Upper Upper Cumberland, KY, TN 051301 10600 sq. mi. KY Green River, Upper Upper Green, KY 05110001 3130 sq. mi. KY Licking River Licking, KY 051001 3660 sq. mi. KY Obiou Creek, Mayfield Creek Upper Green, KY 05110001 3130 sq.mi. KY Terrapin Creek Obion River, KY, TN 08010202 1310 sq. mi. KY Rockcastle Creek Rockcastle, KY 05130102 760 sq. mi.

MS Black/Red Rivers Big Black-Homochitto, MS 080602 655 sq. mi. MS Bear Creek Bear Creek, MS 0603006 930 sq. mi. MS Buttahatchiee River Buttahatchee, AL 03160103 863 sq. mi. MS Escataupa River ? ? ? MS Noxubee River Noxubee, MS, AL 03160108 1400 sq. mi. MS Pascagoula Pascagoula River, MS 03170009 620 sq. mi. MS Pearl River Pearl River, MS, LA 0318 8730 sq. mi. MS Pearl River, Upper Upper Pearl, MS 03180001 2490 sq. mi. MS Tibbee River Tibbee River, MS 03160104 1100 sq. mi. MS Tombigbee River, Upper Upper Tombigbee, MS, AL 03160101 1790 sq. mi. MS Yalobusha River, Upper Yalobusha, MS 08030205 2310 sq. mi.

NC Broad River Upper Broad, NC, SC, 03050105 2480 sq. mi. NC Cape Fear River, Upper Upper Cape Fear, NC 03030004 1630 sq. mi. NC Chowan River Chowan, NC, VA 03010203 744 sq.mi. NC Fishing Creek Fishing, NC 03020101 876 sq. mi. NC Hiawassee River Hiawassee, NC, GA, TN 06020002 NC Little Tennessee River Upper Little Tennessee, NC, GA 06020202 2060 sq. mi. NC Nolichucky River Nolichucky, NC, TN 06010108 1740 sq. mi. NC Peedee River, Upper Little Peedee, NC, SC 03040204 1340 sq. mi. NC Waccamaw/Lumber/L. Cape Fea Lower Pee Dee 030402 11700 sq. mi. NC Tar River, Upper Upper Tar, NC 03020101 1280 sq. mi. NC Waharrie River Lower Yadkin, NC 03040105 1180 sq. mi.

SC Broad River, Upper Upper Broad, SC, NC 03050105 2330 sq.mi.

SC Catawba River, Upper Upper Catawba, South Fork, Lower Catawba ; 03050102; 03050103 2350, 657;1370 sq.mi. SC Chattooga River Tagaloo, SC, NC, GA 03060102 995 sq.mi. SC Lynches, Upper Lynches, SC, NC 03040202 1390 sq.mi. SC Saluda River Saluda, SC 03050109 2480 sq.mi. SC Stevens Creek Stevens, SC 03060107 734 sq.mi.

Rio Grande-Amistad; Rio Grande-Falcon; 130402; 130800; 12700; 5170; 1260 TX Rio Grande Lower Rio Grande 1309 sq.mi. TX Devils River Upper Devils, Texas 13040301 2650 sq.mi TX Guadalupe River Guadalupe River Basin 121002 6040 sq.mi. TX Pecos River Lower Pecos, Texas 13070008 2970 sq.mi. TX Nueces River Nueces River Basin 121101 17000 sq.mi. TX San Antonio River San Antonio River Basin 121003 4270 sq.mi. TX Colorado River Upper Colorado, Texas 12080008 1380 sq.mi. TX Brazos River Middle Brazos 120601 8220 sq.mi. TX San Jacinto River San Jacinto River Basin 120401 3980 sq.mi. TX Trinity River Trinity River Basin 1203 18000 sq.mi. TX Neches River Neches, Texas 120200 10000 sq.mi.

TN Big South Fork River South Fork Cumberland, TN, KY 05130105 1360 sq.mi. TN Caney Fork River Caney Fork, TN 05130108 1780 sq. mi. TN Clinch River Upper Clinch, Lower Clinch 06010205; 06010207 1970; 620 sq.mi. TN Duck River Upper Duck, Lower Duck, TN 06040002; 06040003 1160; 1540 sq.mi. TN Hatchie River Upper Hatchie,Lower Hatchie, TN 08010207; 08010207 1130; 1460 sq.mi. TN Hiawassee River Hiawassee, TN, NC, GA 06020002 2060 sq.mi. TN Sequatchie River Sequatchie, TN 06020004 586 sq.mi. TN Stones River Stones, TN 05030203 921 sq.mi. VA Chowan River Albemarle-Chowan, VA, NC 030102 8650 sq. mi. VA Clinch/Powell River Upper Tennessee, VA, TN, NC, GA 60102 8360 sq.mi VA Holston River French-Broad, Holston, VA, TN, NC 0600101 8820 sq. mi. VA New River Kanawha, VA, WV, NC 50500 12200 sq.mi. VA Nottoway River Nottoway, VA, NC 03010201 1700 sq.mi. VA Rappahannock River, Upper Rapidan,-Upper Rappahannock, VA 02080104 1530 sq.mi.