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French Broad River Basin NC DENR - DIVISON OF WATER QUALITY NO RECORDS RETURNED! Check Basin Name. Alphabetic List of NC Waterbodies FRENCH BROAD RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Aaron Branch FRB06 7-2-64-12-4 C10SW4 C;Tr Adams Branch FRB01 6-19 G07NE6 C;Tr Adkins Branch FRB04 6-96-11 D08SE8 WS-II;HQW Aiken Mill Creek FRB01 6-18 G07NE6 C;Tr Ailents Cove Branch FRB01 6-38-23-7 G08NE1 C Alexander Branch FRB04 6-96-2-1 E09NW1 WS-II;HQW Allan Branch FRB06 7-4 C09SE7 C Allen Branch FRB02 6-55-11-14 F09SW2 C Allen Branch FRB06 7-2-52-33-4 D09NE9 C;Tr Allen Creek FRB05 5-16-7-(1) F07NW7 WS-I;Tr,HQW Allen Creek FRB05 5-16-7-(8.5) F06NE6 C;Tr Allen Creek FRB04 6-112-26-13-1 D07NE3 C Allison Creek FRB01 6-33-3-(1) F08SW7 B;Tr Allison Creek FRB01 6-33-3-(2) F08SW7 C;Tr Allman Branch FRB04 6-94 E08NW3 C Ammons Branch FRB04 6-96-16-1-5 D08SE1 C Ammons Branch FRB04 6-106-5 D08SW3 C Amos Creek FRB04 6-112-21-2-1 D08NE4 C;Tr Anderson Branch FRB04 6-107 D07SE6 C Anderson Creek FRB05 5-3-15-1 F07NE4 WS-III;Tr Andy Branch FRB05 5-41-10-1-1 E06NE4 C;ORW Anglin Branch FRB06 7-2-63-3 D09NE4 C Appletree Branch FRB04 6-106-1-1 D08SW3 C Arrington Branch FRB04 6-96-16-2-1 D08NE7 C Arrington Branch (Rogers Branch) FRB05 5-31 E07NW7 C Ashley Branch FRB02 6-65 F08NE1 C Ashley Branch FRB06 7-2-14-1 C11SW4 WS-V;Tr Ashworth Creek FRB02 6-57-10 F09NE1 C Assembly Lake FRB02 6-78-1 E09SE3 B Austin Branch FRB02 6-70 E08SE8 C Avery Creek FRB03 6-34-16 F07SE6 B;Tr Avery Creek (Dubose Lake) FRB02 6-60 F08NW6 B Ayles Creek FRB06 7-2-52-33-11 D10NW7 C;Tr Back Branch FRB04 6-108-4 D07SE5 C Bad Creek FRB06 7-2-64-14 C10SW4 C;Tr Bad Fork FRB03 6-54-2-6-1 F08NW6 WS-II;Tr,HQW Bailey Branch FRB04 6-96-10-1-9 D08SE3 WS-II;HQW Bailey Branch FRB04 6-101 D08SW8 C Bailey Branch FRB06 7-2-62-1 D09NE3 C;Tr Bailey Branch FRB06 7-2-63-6 D09NE1 C Bailey Branch FRB07 7-3-15-2 D09NE8 C;Tr Baker Branch FRB04 6-108-3 D07SE8 C Baker Creek FRB04 6-112-21-1 D08NW6 C;Tr Baker Creek FRB07 7-3-16 D09NE7 C;Tr Bald Branch FRB04 6-118-3 E07NW6 C Bald Creek FRB05 5-22-2 E07NW9 C Bald Creek FRB07 7-3-22 D09NW8 C Bald Fork FRB02 6-92-2 E07NW6 C Bald Knob Branch FRB01 6-3-4-1 F07SW9 C;Tr,HQW Bald Mountain Creek FRB07 7-3-32 D09NW1 C;Tr Baldwin Field Branch FRB02 6-76-7-1 E08SW9 C Page 1 of 33 FRENCH BROAD RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Ball Branch FRB05 5-55-1 E06NE1 C;Tr Ballard Creek FRB02 6-57-8 E09SW6 C;Tr Ballard Creek FRB02 6-76-5-5-2 F08NW1 C Baltimore Branch FRB04 6-118-15 D07SE7 C Banjo Branch FRB04 6-96-12-1 D08SE2 C Banjo Branch FRB06 7-2-5 C11SW2 WS-V Banjo Branch FRB06 7-2-38 D10NE8 C;Tr Banks Creek FRB07 7-3-21-4 D09SE1 C;Tr Banks Lake FRB02 6-44 F08SE7 C Barnes Branch FRB05 5-59-13 E06NW3 C;HQW Barnes Branch FRB04 6-112-22 D08NW5 C Barnett Branch FRB03 6-54-3-3 F07SE3 WS-II;Tr,ORW Barnett Branch FRB06 7-2-64-10 C10SW5 C;Tr Barnett Branch FRB06 7-14-1-2-1 C09SW8 B Barrett Branch FRB02 6-92-10-4 E07NE2 C Bart Branch FRB01 6-3-8-1 G07NE1 C;Tr Bat Fork FRB02 6-55-8-1 F09SW8 C Batson Creek FRB01 6-20-2 G08NW7 B;Tr Battle Creek FRB02 6-50-3 F08SE5 WS-IV Baxter Branch FRB04 6-112-26-7-2-1 C08SW8 C Baxter Creek (Baster Cr.) FRB05 5-59-19 E06NE1 C;Tr,HQW Beans Creek FRB06 7-2-64-12 C10SW4 C;Tr Beantown Creek FRB05 5-26-18 E06SE6 C Bear Branch FRB05 5-45-6 D07SW7 C;Tr Bear Branch FRB03 6-54-2-6-2 F08NW6 WS-II;Tr,HQW Bear Branch FRB04 6-112-8 D08NE8 C;Tr Bear Branch FRB04 6-118-6 E07NW3 C Bear Branch FRB04 6-118-26 D07NE7 C Bear Creek FRB05 5-41-1-1 E06SW2 C;Tr,ORW Bear Creek FRB04 6-103 D08SW7 C Bear Creek FRB04 6-112-26-2-1 C08SW5 C;Tr Bear Creek FRB06 7-2-46 D10NE4 C;Tr Bear Rock Branch FRB06 7-2-52-20 D10SW4 B;ORW Bearpen Branch FRB05 5-16-7-8 F07NW4 WS-I;Tr,HQW Bearpen Branch FRB01 6-3-2-1 F07SW9 C;Tr,HQW Bearpen Branch FRB03 6-54-3-10 F08SW4 WS-II;Tr,ORW Bearpen Branch FRB04 6-112-19 D08NW5 C;Tr Bearpen Branch FRB04 6-112-26-13-2 D07NE3 C Bearpen Creek FRB06 7-2-64-13-5-1 C10SW3 C;Tr Bearwallow Branch FRB04 6-96-1-5-1-1 E09NW3 WS-II;Tr,HQW Bearwallow Branch FRB04 6-96-16-1-1 D08NE8 C Bearwallow Branch FRB04 6-118-8-1 E07NE1 C;Tr Bearwallow Branch FRB06 7-2-52-33-8 D10NW7 C;Tr Bearwallow Brook FRB03 6-54-3-2 F07SE3 WS-II;Tr,ORW Bearwallow Creek FRB06 7-2-69-1 C09SE3 C;Tr,HQW Beasley Branch FRB01 6-11-2 G07NE5 C Beasley Creek FRB01 6-2-5 G07NW6 C;Tr Beaten Branch FRB02 6-67-5 F08NW3 C;Tr Beaver Creek FRB06 7-2-41-(1) D10NE2 WS-I;HQW Beaver Creek FRB06 7-2-41-(2) D10NE5 C;Tr Beaverdam Creek FRB05 5-8 E07SE2 C Beaverdam Creek FRB02 6-76-5-8 F08NW2 C;Tr Beaverdam Creek (Beaver Lake) FRB02 6-82 E08NE8 C Beck Branch FRB04 6-118-20-1 D07SW3 C Page 2 of 33 FRENCH BROAD RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Bee Branch FRB05 5-3-7 F07NE8 WS-III;Tr Bee Branch FRB03 6-54-2-2-1 F08NW4 WS-I;HQW Bee Branch FRB02 6-87-3 E09NW2 C;Tr Bee Branch FRB02 6-92-5-1 E07NE7 C Bee Branch FRB04 6-106-5-1 D08SW3 C Bee Branch FRB04 6-108-2-1 D07SE8 C Bee Branch FRB04 6-118-10-2 D07SE7 C Bee Branch FRB06 7-2-59-1-3 C10SE8 C;Tr Bee Branch FRB06 7-2-67 C09SE8 C;Tr Bee Branch FRB07 7-3-12 D09NE8 WS-II;Tr,HQW Bee Creek FRB06 7-2-64-15 C09SE6 C;Tr Beech Creek FRB05 5-41-2-2 E06NW8 C;Tr,ORW Beech Creek FRB06 7-2-64-11 C10SW1 C;Tr Beech Nursery Creek FRB07 7-3-1 D09SE8 WS-II;HQW Beetree Creek FRB02 6-78-15-(6) E09NW9 C Beetree Creek FRB04 6-96-16-1-6 D08NE7 C Beetree Creek FRB06 7-2-64-13-1-1 C10SE4 C;Tr,HQW Beetree Creek (Beetree Reservoir) FRB02 6-78-15-(1) E09NW9 WS-I;HQW Beetree Fork FRB01 6-3-4 F07SW9 C;Tr,HQW Bell Branch FRB02 6-78-15-2 E09NW6 WS-I;HQW Bennett Branch FRB05 5-3-4 F07SE2 WS-III;Tr,HQW Bennett Branch FRB05 5-41-9 E06NE8 C;Tr,ORW Bent Creek FRB02 6-67-(1) F08NW3 B;Tr Bent Creek FRB02 6-67-(7) F08NE1 B Bent Creek FRB07 7-3-37 C09SW9 C;Tr Bettis Branch FRB05 5-59-18 E06NE1 C;Tr,HQW Betty Branch FRB03 6-52-6 F08SW3 C Big Bald Branch FRB05 5-41-4-4 E06SE4 C;Tr,ORW Big Bearpen Branch FRB03 6-34-12-3 F07SE5 B;Tr,HQW Big Beartrap Branch FRB05 5-2-7-5 F07SW1 WS-III;Tr,HQW Big Bearwallow Creek FRB01 6-3-15 G07NE4 C;Tr Big Branch FRB05 5-2-12-5 F07NW9 WS-III;Tr,HQW Big Branch FRB05 5-59-20 E06NE1 C;Tr,HQW Big Branch FRB01 6-6-2 G08SW1 C;Tr,HQW Big Branch FRB01 6-38-24 F08SE7 C;Tr Big Branch FRB02 6-55-11-6-0.5 F09SE2 C;Tr Big Branch FRB02 6-78-11-7-2 E09NE2 WS-I;HQW Big Branch FRB04 6-96-10-5 D08SE6 WS-II;HQW Big Branch FRB04 6-106-7 D08SW5 C Big Branch FRB06 7-2-9-3 C10SE3 WS-V;Tr Big Branch FRB06 7-2-15-4 C10SE3 WS-V Big Branch FRB06 7-2-64-12-1-2 C10SW1 C;Tr Big Branch (Deer Park Lake) FRB06 7-2-44 D10NE4 C;Tr Big Branch (Eastside) FRB05 5-20 E07SW5 C Big Cove Branch FRB02 6-78-11-12 E09NE5 WS-I;HQW Big Crabtree Creek (Crabtree Creek) FRB06 7-2-48 D10SW6 C;Tr Big Creek FRB05 5-2-10 F07NW8 WS-III;Tr Big Creek FRB05 5-59 E06NW1 C;Tr,HQW Big Creek FRB03 6-54-2-2 F08NW7 WS-I;HQW Big Creek FRB04 6-112-26-2 C08SW6 C;Tr Big Creek FRB07 7-3-40-(0.5) C09SW9 C;Tr,HQW Big Creek FRB07 7-3-40-(2.5) C09SE7 C;Tr Big Deadening Branch FRB04 6-96-10-3-4-2 D09SW5 WS-II;HQW Big Hurricane Creek FRB04 6-112-27 D07NE6 C;Tr Page 3 of 33 FRENCH BROAD RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Big Laurel Creek FRB04 6-112 D09NW9 C;Tr Big Lost Cove Creek FRB06 7-2-52-13 E10NW1 C;Tr,ORW Big Mountain Branch FRB01 6-3-13 G07NE4 C;Tr Big Pine Creek FRB04 6-108 D07SE5 C Big Piney Branch FRB02 6-78-6-5 E09NE8 C;HQW Big Poplar Creek FRB07 7-3-4-3 D09SE8 WS-II;HQW Big Rattlesnake Branch FRB02 6-78-3 E09NE9 C;HQW Big Rock Creek FRB06 7-2-64 C10NW8 C;Tr Big Rocky Branch FRB04 6-112-26-7-2-2 C08SW8 C Big Slaty Branch FRB02 6-78-6-2 E09NE5 C;HQW Big Spring Branch FRB05 5-26-13 E06SE8 C Big Spring Creek FRB06 7-2-59-2-1-1 C10SE4 C;Tr Big Willow Creek FRB02 6-46 F08SE5 C;Tr Biggerstaff Branch FRB06 7-2-41-4 D10NE5 C;Tr Bill Autrey Branch (South Fork Rock Creek) FRB06 7-2-52-16-3 D10SW7 C;ORW Bill Davenport Branch FRB06 7-2-35 D10NE9 C;Tr Bill Moore Creek (Enka Lake) FRB02 6-76-7 E08SW9 C Billy Branch FRB03 6-54-3-6 F08SW1 WS-II;Tr,ORW Billy King Branch FRB04 6-112-26-13-6 D08NW4 C Birchfield Creek FRB06 7-2-11 C10SE3 WS-V;Tr Bird Creek FRB05 5-2-18 F07NW3 WS-III;Tr Bird Creek FRB06 7-2-69-4 C09SE5 C;Tr Blacksnake Branch FRB03 6-34-20-3 F08SW4 WS-V,B;Tr Blackstock Branch FRB04 6-96-13 D08SE8 C Blankmanship Creek FRB07 7-3-21-2 D09SE1 C;Tr Blevin Branch FRB02 6-90-1 E08NW3 C Blevins Branch FRB06 7-2-64-5 C10SW2 C;Tr Blood Camp Branch (Fall Branch) FRB06 7-2-4-2 C11SW2 WS-V Blood River FRB04 6-123 D07NE7 C Bloody Fork FRB07 7-3-36 D09NE1 C;Tr Blue Branch FRB02 6-85 E08NE4 C Blue Ridge Branch FRB01 6-4-1 G07SE1 C Blue Ridge Cove Creek FRB06 7-2-52-5 E10NW1 C;ORW Blue Rock Branch FRB06 7-2-52-30 D10NW8 C;Tr,ORW Blue Sea Creek FRB07 7-3-1-1 E09NE2 WS-II;HQW Blythe Branch FRB01 6-37-1 F08SW9 C;Tr Blythe Mill Creek FRB02 6-43 F08SE4 C Bobs Creek FRB06 7-2-52-25 D10SW2 B;ORW Bold Branch FRB02 6-55-11-2-1 F09NE4 C;Tr Bone Camp Creek FRB04 6-96-16-5 D08SE4 C Boomer Inn Branch FRB05 5-2-7-7-1 F07NW7 WS-III;Tr,HQW Boring Creek FRB01 6-6-13 G07SE3 C;Tr,HQW Boring Mill Branch FRB02 6-68 E08SE7 C Bowen Branch FRB05 5-10.5 E07SW6 C Bowlens Creek FRB07 7-3-14-(1) D09SE3 WS-II;HQW Bowlens Creek FRB07 7-3-14-(2) D09SE3 WS-II;HQW,CA Bowlens Creek FRB07 7-3-14-(2.5) D09SE3 C;HQW Bowlens Creek FRB07 7-3-14-(4) D09NE9 C Bowling Green Creek FRB06 7-10-2 C09SE1 C Boyd Branch FRB02 6-67-6 F08NW3 C Boyd Branch FRB04 6-104-5-1 D08SW7 C Boylston Creek FRB03 6-52-(0.5) F08SW5 C Boylston Creek FRB02 6-52-(6.5) F08SE1 WS-IV Boylston Creek FRB03 6-52-(6.5) F08SE1 WS-IV Page 4 of 33 FRENCH BROAD RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Bracken Creek FRB01 6-3-10-1 G07NW2 C;Tr Brackens Creek FRB01 6-28-1-1 G07NE3 C Bradley Branch FRB04 6-96-16-2-2 D08NW9 C Bradley Creek FRB03 6-54-3-17-(0.5) F08NW7 WS-I;ORW Bradley Creek FRB03 6-54-3-17-(4.5) F08SW2 WS-II;ORW Bradley Creek (T.J.
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