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HUC_12 (NCGC Version Date: Feb 2009) HU_12_NAME (NCGC Version Date: Feb 2009) STATES HU8 (USGS: Version Date: Nov 2008) HU_8_NAME (USGS Version Date: Nov 2008) 040302010401 Headwaters Grand River WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040302010901 Silver Creek WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040302030201 Village of Rosendale‐Fond Du Lac River WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040302030202 Sevenmile Creek‐East Branch of the Fond Du Lac River WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040400030201 Headwaters West Branch Milwaukee River WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040400030203 West Branch Milwaukee River WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040400030207 Village of Kewaskum‐Milwaukee River WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040400030301 Town of Richfield WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040400030302 Cedar Lake‐Cedar Creek WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040400030401 Village of Menomonee Falls‐Menomonee River WI 07090001 Upper Rock 040500011601 Rivir Lake‐Forker Creek IN 05120104 Eel 040500011602 Winebrenner Branch‐Carrol Creek IN 05120104 Eel 040500011604 Muncie Lake‐South Branch Elkhart River IN 05120104 Eel 041000030706 Willow Creek IN 05120104 Eel 041000030805 Ely Run‐St Joseph River IN 05120104 Eel 041000030806 Becketts Run‐St Joseph River IN 05120104 Eel 041000040101 Muddy Creek OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000040102 Center Branch St Marys River OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000040103 East Branch St Marys River OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000040104 Kopp Creek OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000040202 Eightmile Creek OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040203 Blierdofer Ditch OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040204 Twelvemile Creek OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040301 Little Black Creek OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040302 Black Creek IN,OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040402 Gales Ditch IN,OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040403 Headwaters Blue Creek IN,OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040404 Little Blue Creek IN,OH 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040501 Holthouse Ditch IN 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040503 Nicklesen Creek IN 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040602 Simmerman Ditch‐St Marys River IN 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040603 Fairfield Ditch IN 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040605 Sly Run Creek IN 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000040606 Junk Ditch‐St Marys River IN 05120101 Upper Wabash 041000070101 Headwaters Auglaize River OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000070101 Headwaters Auglaize River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000070102 Blackhoof Creek OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000070103 Wrestle Creek‐Auglaize River OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000070104 Pusheta Creek OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 041000070301 Upper Hog Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000070302 Middle Hog Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000070303 Little Hog Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000080101 Cessna Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000080102 Headwaters Blanchard River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110401 Headwaters Paramour Creek‐Sandusky River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110402 Loss Creek‐Sandusky River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110403 Headwaters Middle Sanduskey River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110405 Headwaters Lower Sandusky River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110501 Reevhorn Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110502 Upper Little Tymochtee Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110504 Paw Paw Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110505 Prairie Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110506 Headwaters Tymochtee Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 041000110701 Little Sandusky River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050302040202 Indian Creek‐Little Rush Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050302040301 Headwaters Clear Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050302040401 Headwaters Hocking River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400020301 Headwaters Clear Fork Mohican River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400020302 Cedar Fork OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400030201 Headwaters Kokosing River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400030202 Mile Run‐Kokosing River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400060101 Otter Fork Licking River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400060102 Headwaters North Fork Licking River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400060401 Muddy Fork OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400060403 Buckeye Lake OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400060404 Buckeye Lake Reservoir Feeder OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050400060405 Town of Kirkersville‐South Fork Licking River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010101 Cottonwood Ditch OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010102 Headwaters Scioto River OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 050600010102 Headwaters Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010103 Taylor Creek OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 050600010103 Taylor Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010104 Silver Creek‐Scioto River OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 050600010104 Silver Creek‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010201 Headwaters Rush Creek OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 050600010201 Headwaters Rush Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010202 McDonald Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010203 Dudley Run‐Rush Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010301 Rock Fork OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010302 Headwaters Little Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010303 City of Marion‐Little Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010304 Honey Creek‐Little Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010401 Gander Run‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010402 Panther Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010403 Wolf Creek‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010404 Wildcat Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010405 Town of La Rue‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010406 Glade Run‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010501 Patton Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010502 Davids Run‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010503 Kebler Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010504 Fulton Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010505 Ottawa Creek‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010601 Upper Mill Creek OH 05080001 Upper Great Miami 050600010601 Upper Mill Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010602 Middle Mill Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010603 Blues Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010604 Lower Mill Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010701 Headwaters Bokes Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010702 Brush Run‐Bokes Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010703 Smith Run‐Bokes Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010704 Moors Run‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010801 Headwaters Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010802 Mud Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010803 Flat Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010804 Town of Caledonia‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010901 Shaw Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010902 Headwaters Whetstone Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600010903 Claypool Run‐Whetstone Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011001 Otter Creek‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011002 Grave Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011003 Beaver Run‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011004 Qu Qua Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011005 Brandige Run‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011006 Indian Run‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011007 Delaware Run‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011101 Deep Run‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011102 Rush Run‐Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011103 Mouth Olentangy River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011201 Eversole Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011202 O'Shaughnessy Dam‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011203 Indian Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011204 Hayden Run‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011205 Dry Run‐Scioto River OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011301 Culver Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011302 Headwaters Big Walnut Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011303 Rattlesnake Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011304 Perfect Creek‐Big Walnut Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011305 Little Walnut Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011306 Prairie Run‐Big Walnut Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011307 Duncan Run OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011308 Hoover Reservoir‐Big Walnut Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011401 West Branch Alum Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011402 Headwaters Alum Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011403 Big Run‐Alum Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011404 Alum Creek Dam‐Alum Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011501 Rocky Fork Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011502 City of Gahanna‐Big Walnut Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011503 Headwaters Blacklick Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011504 Town of Brice‐Blacklick Creek OH 05060001 Upper Scioto 050600011505 Mason Run‐Big Walnut Cr.
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