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Adirondack Park Grasse Oswegatchie St. Regis Raquette Chateaugay LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Municipalities Counties Watersheds (HUC10) Watershed Boundaries (HUC8) Watersheds (HUC8) Chateaugay-English Grasse Indian Oswegatchie Raquette Massena Salmon Malone Waddington St. Regis Chateaugay-English Upper St. Lawrence Upper St. Salmon F C l Lawrence r in a St. Regis t Ogdensburg n o Potsdam k n l in Adirondack Park Canton Morristown St Lawrence Franklin Grasse NOTE: Watershed areas outside the United States Gouverneur displayed in gray. Raquette SOURCES: NOTE(S): Watershed Boundaries: NHD; Administrative Hydrologic group data displayed only where Clayton Tupper Lake Boundaries: NBD; Adirondack Park Boundary: data available. APA; World Light Gray Base Map: ESRI Franklin Cape Vincent Indian Franklin St Lawrence Essex Fort Drum Hamilton 0 10 Oswegatchie Hamilton s i [ w Miles e L Jefferson Herkimer Oswego n to g in Warrenh as Oneida W Publish Date: 2019/09/05, 8:50 AM | User: alesueur Filepath: \\orcas\gis\Jobs\Franklin_County_SWCD\GIS\ArcMap_Documents\SLR_Watershed_Characterization_Map.mxd Map 1 St. Lawrence River Watersheds (HUC8) in New York State St. Lawrence River Watershed Revitalization Plan LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Municipalities Counties Watersheds (HUC10) Watershed Boundaries (HUC8) Watersheds (2016 HUC8) Chateaugay-English Grasse Indian Oswegatchie Raisin-St.Lawrence Massena Raquette St. Malone Salmon Waddington Chateaugay-English Regis Raisin-St.Lawrence 04150308 St. Regis 04150310 04150306 F C Upper St.Lawrence l r in a t Ogdensburg n o Potsdam k n l Salmon in Adirondack Park 04150307 Canton Morristown St Lawrence Franklin Grasse NOTE: 04150304 Watershed areas outside the United States Gouverneur Upper displayed in gray. St.Lawrence 04150309 SOURCES: NOTE(S): Oswegatchie Watershed Boundaries: NHD; Administrative Hydrologic group data displayed only where Clayton 04150302 Tupper Lake Boundaries: NBD; Adirondack Park Boundary: data available. APA; World Light Gray Base Map: ESRI Indian Franklin Cape Vincent Franklin 04150303 St Lawrence Essex Fort Drum Hamilton 0 10 Hamilton s i [ w Miles e L Jefferson Herkimer Raquette 04150305 Oswego n to g in Warrenh as Oneida W Publish Date: 2019/09/05, 8:51 AM | User: alesueur Filepath: \\orcas\gis\Jobs\Franklin_County_SWCD\GIS\ArcMap_Documents\SLR_Watershed_Characterization_Map.mxd Map 2 St. Lawrence River Watersheds (HUC8, 2016) in New York State St. Lawrence River Watershed Revitalization Plan LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Raquette Creek-Frontal Municipalities Saint Counties Lawrence River Dodge Creek-Frontal Watershed Boundaries Saint Lawrence River HUC8 Massena HUC10 HUC12 Coles Creek-Frontal Waddington Saint Lawrence River Whitehouse Bay-Frontal Saint Lawrence River Little Sucker Brook-Sucker Brrok 041503100000 Brandy Ogdensburg Tibbits Brook Creek City of Potsdam Morristown-Frontal Saint Lawrence River Canton St Lawrence Morristown Franklin Chippewa Creek Adirondack Park SOURCES: NOTE(S): Watershed Boundaries: NHD; Administrative Hydrologic group data displayed only where Boundaries: NBD; Adirondack Park Boundary: data available. APA; World Light Gray Base Map: Esri Gouverneur Cranberry St Lawrence 0 9 Creek-Frontal Jefferson Saint Lawrence River [ Miles Mullet Creek Clayton Tupper Lake French Creek 041503090000 St Lawrence Cape Vincent Lewis Wheeler Creek-Frontal Saint Lawrence River JeffersonLewis Franklin Herkimer Fort Drum Lewis St Lawrence Hamilton Hamilton St Lawrence Herkimer Publish Date: 2019/09/10, 9:39 AM | User: alesueur Filepath: \\orcas\gis\Jobs\Franklin_County_SWCD\GIS\ArcMap_Documents\SLR_Watershed_Characterization_Map_Fig3_thru_10.mxd Map 3 Upper St. Lawrence River Watershed (HUC8) St. Lawrence River Watershed Revitalization Plan Ogdensburg LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Potsdam Municipalities Town of Oswegatchie Flackville-Lisbon Counties River Creek Watershed Boundaries Village of HUC8 Heuvelton-Oswegatchie Canton Morristown River HUC10 HUC12 Indian Creek Barter Creek-Oswegatchie River Beaver Creek Anderson Creek-Oswegatchie Adirondack Park River St Lawrence Franklin Boland Creek St Lawrence Gouverneur Jefferson Pork Malterna Creek-Oswegatchie Creek-Oswegatchie River River Turnpike Creek-Oswegatchie Stammer Creek River Welch Creek-Oswegatchie Vrooman Sawyer River Creek-Oswegatchie Hawkins Creek Tupper Lake River Creek-Matoon West Branch Peavine Creek St Lawrence Oswegatchie NOTE(S): Creek-Oswegatchie SOURCES: River Hydrologic group data displayed only where Big Creek River Watershed Boundaries: NHD; Administrative Lewis Boundaries: NBD; Adirondack Park Boundary: data available. APA; World Light Gray Base Map: Esri Upper Lower Cranberry Little Meadow Brook-West Little Lake-Oswegatchie Jenny Creek River 0 7 Branch Oswegatchie River River River [ Miles Tamarack Franklin Lewis Creek Buck Jefferson Fish Creek Brook-Oswegatchie St Lawrence Hamilton Fort Drum Browns Creek-Middle Wolf Creek-Middle River Hamilton Branch Oswegatchie River Branch Oswegatchie River St Lawrence Herkimer Robinson River-Oswegatchie Blanchard River Creek-West Branch Headwaters Oswegatchie River West Branch Oswegatchie River Sand Lake Hamilton Herkimer Herkimer Outlet-Middle Branch Lewis Oswegatchie River Publish Date: 2019/09/10, 9:39 AM | User: alesueur Filepath: \\orcas\gis\Jobs\Franklin_County_SWCD\GIS\ArcMap_Documents\SLR_Watershed_Characterization_Map_Fig3_thru_10.mxd Map 4 Oswegatchie River Watershed (HUC8) St. Lawrence River Watershed Revitalization Plan LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Canton Morristown Municipalities Counties Watershed Boundaries HUC8 HUC10 Fish Creek HUC12 Black Creek-Black Lake Birch Creek Bostwick Creek-Indian Gouverneur Butterfield River Lake-Black Creek St Lawrence Jewett Jefferson Adirondack Park Muskellunge Creek Lake-Indian River Clayton Soapstone Creek-Indian Otter Creek SOURCES: NOTE(S): River Hydrologic group data displayed only where Hunter Watershed Boundaries: NHD; Administrative data available. Creek-Indian St Lawrence Boundaries: NBD; Adirondack Park Boundary: River APA; World Light Gray Base Map: Esri Rockwell Lewis Creek-Indian Bonaparte Trout River Creek 0 6 Brook-Indian Beaver Meadows River Creek-Black Creek [ Miles Fort Drum Blanchard Buck Creek-Indian River West Creek Creek-Black St Lawrence Creek Herkimer Herkimer Lewis West Branch Black Creek Weatherhead Creek-Indian River Jefferson Lewis Publish Date: 2019/09/10, 9:39 AM | User: alesueur Filepath: \\orcas\gis\Jobs\Franklin_County_SWCD\GIS\ArcMap_Documents\SLR_Watershed_Characterization_Map_Fig3_thru_10.mxd Map 5 Indian River Watershed (HUC8) St. Lawrence River Watershed Revitalization Plan LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Municipalities McConnell Massena Creek-Grass Counties River Watershed Boundaries HUC8 Waddington Malone HUC10 HUC12 Town of Madrid-Grass River Ogdensburg Potsdam Line Creek Nettle Creek Tracy Brook-Little St Lawrence Canton River Adirondack Park Morristown Franklin Harrison Creek-Grass River Grannis Brook Van Rensselaer Creek-Little River North Branch SOURCES: NOTE(S): Grass River Watershed Boundaries: NHD; Administrative Hydrologic group data displayed only where Boundaries: NBD; Adirondack Park Boundary: data available. Tanner APA; World Light Gray Base Map: Esri Creek Deerskin Creek-Middle Branch Grass River Pleasant Lake 0 8 Elm Creek Gouverneur Stream-Middle [ St Lawrence Branch Grass River Miles Jefferson Plumb Brook-Grass South Branch Grass River Dead Creek River Massawepie Franklin Lake-South Branch Essex Tupper Lake Grass River St Lawrence Lewis JeffersonLewis Franklin Hamilton Publish Date: 2019/09/10, 9:39 AM | User: alesueur Filepath: \\orcas\gis\Jobs\Franklin_County_SWCD\GIS\ArcMap_Documents\SLR_Watershed_Characterization_Map_Fig3_thru_10.mxd Map 6 Grasse River Watershed (HUC8) St. Lawrence River Watershed Revitalization Plan LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Massena Municipalities Counties Hutchins Squeak Waddington Brook Creek-Raquette Malone Watershed Boundaries River HUC8 Plum Brook HUC10 Village Franklin of Potsdam-Raquette Clinton HUC12 Lower River Trout Ogdensburg Brook Potsdam Upper Adirondack Park Trout Parkhurst Brook Brook Canton St Lawrence Morristown Franklin Stafford Brook-Raquette River Dead Creek-Raquette River Joe Indian Cold Inlet Brook Clinton Cold Essex Brook-Raquette River Potter Brook-Jordan River St Lawrence Gouverneur Ellis Willis Jefferson Brook-Raquettte Brook-Jordan Franklin Essex River River Mountain Wolf Pond Brook-Raquettte River Tupper Lake Follensby Dead Pond-Raquette Creek St Lawrence River Stony Creek SOURCES: NOTE(S): Jenkins Hydrologic group data displayed only where Palmer Watershed Boundaries: NHD; Administrative Brook-Tupper Upper Cold data available. Lewis Brook-Raquettte Boundaries: NBD; Adirondack Park Boundary: Lake River River APA; World Light Gray Base Map: Esri Lower Moose Bog St Lawrence Cold River Fort Drum Creek River Bog Stream Ermine 0 12 St Lawrence Hamilton Brook-Moose [ Herkimer Round Lake Creek Miles Stream Big Brook Raquette River-Long Lake Jefferson Herkimer Forked Lewis Moose Pond Lewis Lake-Raquette Salmon River Hamilton Herkimer River Marion River Raquette Lake n o n South Inlet t e g r r n i Hamilton a h W s Jefferson Warren a Oswego W Publish Date: 2019/09/10, 9:39 AM | User: alesueur Filepath: \\orcas\gis\Jobs\Franklin_County_SWCD\GIS\ArcMap_Documents\SLR_Watershed_Characterization_Map_Fig3_thru_10.mxd Map 7 Raquette River Watershed (HUC8) St. Lawrence River Watershed Revitalization Plan LEGEND: Adirondack Park Boundary Municipalities Town of Hogansburg-Saint Counties Massena Regis River Watershed Boundaries HUC8 HUC10 Redwater HUC12 Brook-Deer
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