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ADAMS COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Big Roche-a-Cri creek Upstream from CTH W ORW Big Spring Creek Above dam on Big Spring Pond ERW Campbell Creek Upstream from Easton Pond ERW Carter Creek Upstream from CTH G ERW Chester Creek All ERW Corning Creek All ERW Fairbanks Creek All ERW Fordham Creek All ERW Gulch Creek All ERW Lawrence Creek All ERW Little Roche-a-Cri Creek 10th Ave upstream to 8th Ave ERW Neenah Creek All ERW Plainville Creek Upstream from Hwy 13 ERW ASHLAND COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Bad River Slough All ORW Kakagon Slough All ORW N Fork Flambeau River All ORW Augustine Creek Above Augustine Lake Road @ T43N R1W S36 ERW Ballou Creek T44N R2W S11- S12 ERW Bosner Creek Upstream from junction with feeder @ T41N R1E S17 ERW Devils Creek All ERW Hildebrandt Creek (tributary to Butternut Creek) All ERW Krause Creek All ERW Pine Creek All ERW Spring Brook All ERW Troutmere Creek All ERW Tyler Forks Around Gehrman Creek @ T45N R2W S15 ERW White River Above the Bad River Indian Reservation ERW BARRON COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within OERW Classification Status Bear Lake (T36N R12W S2) All ORW Engle Creek All ORW Hickey Creek All ORW Red Cedar Lake All ORW Sand Lake All ORW Silver Lake All ORW Upper Pine Creek Above Dallas Flowage ORW Yellow River From CTH B downstream to northern section boundary of S5 T34N R12W ORW Brill River Above road middle S13 T36N R11W ERW Brown Creek Headwater to middle S17 T33N R11W ERW Dority Creek All ERW Jones Creek All ERW Moose Ear Creek 0.5 mi upstream and downstream from Hwy 8 ERW Rice Creek Upstream from S23 T34N R11W NWNW ERW Silver Creek (S1 T32N R14W) All ERW Tuscobia Creek All ERW Vance Creek Upstream from rd crossing S36 T32N R14W ERW BAYFIELD COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Bark Bay Slough All ORW Bark River All ORW Big Brook All ORW Birch Run All ORW Cranberry River All ORW Cranberry River Trib. T50N R7W S26 All ORW DeChamps Creek All ORW DeChamps Creek Trib. S32 T48N R8W All ORW Diamond Lake All ORW E Fork Cranberry River All ORW E Fork Iron River All ORW E Fork White River Downstream from Delta Lake ORW Eighteen Mile Creek All ORW Eighteen Mile Creek Trib. S8 T44N R6W All ORW Fish Creek (Main) All ORW N Fork Fish Creek Trib. S13 T47N R6W All ORW Flag River South of town rd S27 T50N R8W ORW Four Mile Creek All ORW Hill Creek All ORW Lenawee Creek Lower 1.0 mi to outlet ORW Little Pine Creek All ORW Little Sioux River All ORW Long Lake Branch Below Drummond L to White River ORW Long Lake Branch Trib. S16 T45N R6W All ORW Long Lake Branch Trib. S17 T45N R6W All ORW Long Lake Branch Trib. S22 T45N R7W All ORW Long Lake Branch Trib. S27 T45N R7W All ORW Middle Creek All ORW Middle Eau Claire Lake All ORW N Branch Pikes Creek All ORW N Fork Fish Creek All ORW N Fork Whittlesey Creek Below Rd crossing @ S20 T44N R5W ORW Namekagon Lake All ORW Namekagon River From the outlet of Lake Namekagon to the Sawyer County line ORW Onion River All ORW Onion River Trib. T50N R4W S31 All ORW Owen Lake All ORW Pike Chain of Lakes Pike, Millicent, Buskey Bay, Hart, Twin Bear, Eagle, Flynn and Hildur. ORW Pikes Creek All ORW Pine Creek All ORW Pine Creek Trib. S10 T47N R6W All ORW S Fork White River All ORW Schacte Creek All ORW Sioux River All ORW Sioux River Trib. S32 T49N R5W All ORW Star Lake All ORW Tader Creek All ORW Thompson Creek All ORW BAYFIELD COUNTY cont'd Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Townsend Creek All ORW Twenty Mile Creek All ORW Upper Eau Claire Lake All ORW White River Downstream to Pike's Bridge ORW Whittlesey Creek Below N Fk to L Superior ORW Bolen Creek All ERW Dahl Creek All ERW E Fork Flag River All ERW Hawkins Creek S1 T44N R5W to Morgan Creek ERW Little Brook All ERW Marengo River Trib. S17 T44N R5W All ERW Marengo River Trib. S20 T44N R5W All ERW Marengo River Trib. S21 T44N R5W All ERW Marengo River Trib. S3 T44N R5W All ERW Marengo River Trib. S9 T45N R5W All ERW Reefer Creek Headwaters downstream to S32 T49N R9W ERW Sand Bay Trib. S6 T51N R4W All ERW Saxine Creek All ERW Siskiwit Bay Trib. S34 T51N R6W All ERW Siskiwit River From spring source in S24 T50N R6W downstream to Siskiwit Falls ERW Slaughter House Creek All ERW Squaw Bay Tributary T51N R6W S23 All ERW Squaw Creek All ERW Whiskey Creek Trib. S12 T44N R5W All ERW White River Below Pike's Bridge ERW White River Trib. S26 NWNE T46N R7W All ERW White River Trib. S26 SWNE T46N R7W All ERW BURNETT COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status St. Croix River All ORW Namekagon River All ORW North Fork Clam River Headwaters to CTH H ORW South Fork Clam River All ORW Indian Creek All ORW Krantz Creek All ORW Spencer Creek All ORW Spring Brook All ORW Big McKenzie Lake All ORW Big Sand Lake All ORW Sand Lake (T40N R15W S25) All ORW Bear Brook All ERW Benson Brook All ERW Brant Brook All ERW Clemeng Creek All ERW Dody Brook Clam River Flowage up to town road ERW Dogtown Creek All ERW East Brook All ERW Ekdall Brook All ERW Hay Creek SE S11 T42N R15W to St. Croix River ERW Jones Creek All ERW Kettle Brook All ERW Montgomery Creek Upstream from CTH H ERW Moore Farm Creek All ERW Nelson Creek All ERW Perkins Creek All ERW Pine Brook All ERW Rand Creek All ERW Sand Creek Outlet to S18 T37N R14W ERW Spring Brook (Spring Cr & Spg) All ERW Unnamed Tributary to Hay Creek @ S13 & S14 T42N R15W All ERW CHIPPEWA COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Duncan Creek Above Lake Como ORW Elk Creek All ORW McCann Creek All ORW Big Elk Creek All ERW Como Creek All ERW Creek 1-16 T30N R10W All ERW Creek 17-11 T28N R10W All ERW Creek 17-13 T30N R7W All ERW Creek 32-3 T30N R9W All ERW Creek 33-15 T29N R10W All ERW Creek 35-12 T29N R10W All ERW Creek 36-6 T30N R10W All ERW Creek 5-16 T28N R10W All ERW Creek 8-3 T31N R10W All ERW Eighteen Mile Creek All ERW Jump River From Rusk County line to Holcombe Flowage ERW Sand Creek All ERW Spring Brook All ERW Swim Creek All ERW Trout Creek All ERW CLARK COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Creek 17-5 T24N R1E All ERW COLUMBIA COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Crystal Lake All ORW Durward Glen Creek Above Hwy 78 ERW Roelke Creek S30, T12N, R11E to mid Duck Creek ERW Rowan Creek Above Poynette sewage plant ERW CRAWFORD COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Boydtown Creek Above Hwy 60, Upper 0.7 miles ERW Cooley Creek All ERW Copper Creek All ERW Plum Creek All ERW S Branch Copper Creek Class I Portion, 2.7 miles ERW Sugar Creek From Headwaters to T10N R6W S10 ERW Tainter Creek From Vernon County Line to CTH "B" ERW Wisconsin River All ERW DANE COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Black Earth Creek Above the easternmost CTY KP crossing ORW Mt. Vernon Creek Above S2 T5N R7E to spring in S33 T6N R7E ORW Black Earth Creek From easternmost CTY KP crossing downstream to Garfoot Creek ERW Blue Mounds Branch All ERW Deer Creek All ERW Dunlap Creek All ERW Elvers Creek (Bohn Cr.) All ERW Flynn Creek All ERW Fryes Feeder Creek All ERW Garfoot Creek All ERW Little Sugar River Above New Glarus ERW Milum Creek All ERW Mt. Vernon Creek Below S2 T5N R7E ERW Rutland Branch All ERW Ryan Creek All ERW Schalpbach Creek All ERW Sixmile Creek All ERW Spring Creek All ERW Story Creek All, originating in T5N R8E S36 ERW Sugar Creek All ERW Wisconsin River Below the Prairie du Sac Dam to the Iowa County border ERW DOOR COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion Within ORW/ERW Classification Status Logan Creek All in S33 T29N R27E ORW Mink River All ORW Hidden Springs Creek All ERW Keyes Creek All in S33 T27N R24N ERW DOUGLAS COUNTY Waterbody Name Portion within ORW/ERW Classification Status Angel Creek All ORW Bardon Lake (Whitefish) All ORW Blueberry Creek All ORW Blueberry Creek Trib. S17 T47N R10W All ORW Blueberry Creek Trib. S17-9 T47N R10W All ORW Blueberry Creek Trib. S17-11 T47N R10WAll ORW Blueberry Creek Trib. S21-8 T47N R10W All ORW Blueberry Creek Trib. S21-9 T47N R10W All ORW Bois Brule River All ORW Bond Lake All ORW Casey Creek All ORW E Fork Bois Brule River All ORW Hansen Creek All ORW Jerseth Creek All ORW Kaspar Creek All ORW Little Bois Brule River All excluding Brule trout hatchery ORW Little Steele All ORW Lower Eau Claire Lake All ORW Lower Twin Lake All ORW McDougal Springs All ORW Minnesuing Creek All ORW Minnesuing Lake All ORW Nebagamon Creek Down from CTH B ORW Nebagamon Lake All ORW Percival Creek All ORW Rocky Run All ORW Sandy Run All ORW St Croix River From the St.
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