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List of MN Rivers and Streams A B C D 1 ID Feature Name Class County 2 1035890 Red River of the North Stream - 3 639752 Bear Creek Stream Aitkin 4 639854 Beckman Creek Stream Aitkin 5 640383 Borden Creek Stream Aitkin 6 640995 Cedar Creek Stream Aitkin 7 642406 Cowans Brook Stream Aitkin 8 642613 Dam Brook Stream Aitkin 9 642614 Dam Brook Stream Aitkin 10 656091 East Creek Stream Aitkin 11 643734 Fleming Brook Stream Aitkin 12 644390 Grave Creek Stream Aitkin 13 644975 Hill River Stream Aitkin 14 646631 Libby Branch Stream Aitkin 15 657067 Little Hill River Stream Aitkin 16 646950 Little Tamarack River Stream Aitkin 17 646966 Little Willow River Stream Aitkin 18 647961 Minnewawa Creek Stream Aitkin 19 657474 Moose River Stream Aitkin 20 648094 Moose River Flowage Stream Aitkin 21 657481 Morrison Brook Stream Aitkin 22 2059141 Musselshell Creek Stream Aitkin 23 649612 Pokegama Creek Stream Aitkin 24 649664 Portage Branch Stream Aitkin 25 662230 Prairie River Stream Aitkin 26 649778 Rabbit Creek Stream Aitkin 27 649828 Raspberry Creek Stream Aitkin 28 649889 Reddy Creek Stream Aitkin 29 650053 Rice River Stream Aitkin 30 650096 Ripple River Stream Aitkin 31 651197 Sandy River Stream Aitkin 32 651830 Section Five Creek Stream Aitkin 33 651867 Seventeen Creek Stream Aitkin 34 652091 Sisabagamah Creek Stream Aitkin 35 658570 Swan River Stream Aitkin 36 653023 Tamarack River Stream Aitkin 37 653724 Wakefield Brook Stream Aitkin 38 654006 West Savanna River Stream Aitkin 39 658982 White Elk Creek Stream Aitkin 40 659024 Willow River Stream Aitkin 41 456043 Duck Creek Stream Allamakee 42 459140 Minnesota Slough Stream Allamakee 43 460135 Pigpen Slough Stream Allamakee 44 462496 Upper Iowa River Stream Allamakee 45 655677 Cedar Creek Stream Anoka 46 655794 Coon Creek Stream Anoka 47 655876 Crooked Brook Stream Anoka 48 643793 Ford Brook Stream Anoka 49 644665 Hardwood Creek Stream Anoka 50 647389 Mahoney Brook Stream Anoka 51 649969 Rice Creek Stream Anoka A B C D 52 650382 Rum River Stream Anoka 53 651136 Sand Creek Stream Anoka 54 651842 Seelye Brook Stream Anoka 55 653335 Trott Brook Stream Anoka 56 639715 Basswood Creek Stream Becker 57 639761 Bear Creek Stream Becker 58 640847 Campbell Creek Stream Becker 59 639157 Collett Creek Stream Becker 60 642676 Dead Horse Creek Stream Becker 61 642817 Dinner Creek Stream Becker 62 643196 Egg River Stream Becker 63 643667 Fish Creek Stream Becker 64 644525 Gull Creek Stream Becker 65 645405 Indian Creek Stream Becker 66 646129 Kettle River Stream Becker 67 647987 Mission Creek Stream Becker 68 652431 Spring Creek Stream Becker 69 652758 Sucker Creek Number One Stream Becker 70 652759 Sucker Creek Number Two Stream Becker 71 653362 Tulaby Creek Stream Becker 72 652520 Arntson Creek Stream Beltrami 73 639730 Battle River Stream Beltrami 74 640117 Big Rock Creek Stream Beltrami 75 655423 Blackduck River Stream Beltrami 76 655769 Coburn Creek Stream Beltrami 77 655934 Darrigans Creek Stream Beltrami 78 655979 Detling Creek Stream Beltrami 79 642881 Domaas Creek Stream Beltrami 80 656181 Everton Creek Stream Beltrami 81 656244 Fish Creek Stream Beltrami 82 644355 Grant Creek Stream Beltrami 83 656476 Gull Lake Stream Beltrami 84 656479 Gull River Stream Beltrami 85 644552 Haden Creek Stream Beltrami 86 656551 Hay Creek Stream Beltrami 87 656632 Hoover Creek Stream Beltrami 88 656902 Kitchi Creek Stream Beltrami 89 646860 Little Mississippi River Stream Beltrami 90 646913 Little Rock Creek Stream Beltrami 91 647448 Manomin Creek Stream Beltrami 92 657368 Meadow Creek Stream Beltrami 93 648130 Mosquito Creek Stream Beltrami 94 648365 Mud River Stream Beltrami 95 648610 North Branch Battle River Stream Beltrami 96 659995 North Cormorant River Stream Beltrami 97 657628 North Turtle River Stream Beltrami 98 657642 O'Brien Creek Stream Beltrami 99 657782 Perry Creek Stream Beltrami 100 649409 Pike Creek Stream Beltrami 101 649604 Point Creek Stream Beltrami 102 651778 Schoolcraft River Stream Beltrami A B C D 103 651942 Shell Creek Stream Beltrami 104 651998 Shotley Brook Stream Beltrami 105 658354 South Branch Battle River Stream Beltrami 106 658361 South Cormorant River Stream Beltrami 107 658403 Spring Creek Stream Beltrami 108 652753 Sucker Creek Stream Beltrami 109 658522 Sucker Creek Stream Beltrami 110 658778 Turtle River Stream Beltrami 111 640645 Bunker Hill Creek Stream Benton 112 646912 Little Rock Creek Stream Benton 113 647633 Mayhew Creek Stream Benton 114 649544 Platte River Stream Benton 115 652672 Stony Brook Stream Benton 116 652755 Sucker Creek Stream Benton 117 653938 West Branch Saint Francis River Stream Benton 118 654505 Zuleger Creek Stream Benton 119 643670 Fish Creek Stream Big Stone 120 646859 Little Minnesota River Stream Big Stone 121 652694 Stony Run Stream Big Stone 122 461563 Shell Rock River Stream Black Hawk 123 640285 Blue Earth River Stream Blue Earth 124 640627 Bull Run Creek Stream Blue Earth 125 641371 Cobb River Stream Blue Earth 126 646550 Le Sueur River Stream Blue Earth 127 646783 Little Cobb River Stream Blue Earth 128 646788 Little Cottonwood River Stream Blue Earth 129 647499 Maple River Stream Blue Earth 130 647930 Minneopa Creek Stream Blue Earth 131 648111 Morgan Creek Stream Blue Earth 132 649278 Perch Creek Stream Blue Earth 133 649968 Rice Creek Stream Blue Earth 134 652422 Spring Branch Creek Stream Blue Earth 135 653842 Watonwan River Stream Blue Earth 136 654185 Willow Creek Stream Blue Earth 137 641365 Coal Mine Creek Stream Brown 138 641538 Cottonwood River Stream Brown 139 648148 Mound Creek Stream Brown 140 652151 Sleepy Eye Creek Stream Brown 141 652435 Spring Creek Stream Brown 142 653187 Threemile Creek Stream Brown 143 639336 Anderson Creek Stream Carlton 144 639389 Annamahasung Creek Stream Carlton 145 640240 Blackhoof River Stream Carlton 146 641269 Clear Creek Stream Carlton 147 641271 Clear Creek Stream Carlton 148 642523 Crystal Creek Stream Carlton 149 642681 Dead Moose River Stream Carlton 150 642715 Deer Creek Stream Carlton 151 652521 Fond du Lac Creek Stream Carlton 152 644142 Gill Creek Stream Carlton 153 644166 Gillespie Brook Stream Carlton A B C D 154 661441 Hay Creek Stream Carlton 155 644843 Heikkila Creek Stream Carlton 156 1815062 Hunters Creek Stream Carlton 157 646157 King Creek Stream Carlton 158 646867 Little Net River Stream Carlton 159 646874 Little Otter Creek Stream Carlton 160 646908 Little River Stream Carlton 161 661918 Midway River Stream Carlton 162 648090 Moose Horn River Stream Carlton 163 648201 Mud Creek Stream Carlton 164 648476 Nemadji Creek Stream Carlton 165 648495 Net River Stream Carlton 166 649047 Otter Creek Stream Carlton 167 649150 Park Lake Creek Stream Carlton 168 649671 Portage River Stream Carlton 169 650187 Rock Creek Stream Carlton 170 651827 Section Thirty-six Creek Stream Carlton 171 652031 Silver Creek Stream Carlton 172 652038 Silver Creek Stream Carlton 173 652039 Silver Creek Stream Carlton 174 652297 South Fork Nemadji River Stream Carlton 175 652409 Split Rock River Stream Carlton 176 652588 State Line Creek Stream Carlton 177 652673 Stony Brook Stream Carlton 178 663184 West Branch Kettle River Stream Carlton 179 653936 West Fork Moose Horn River Stream Carlton 180 640071 Bevens Creek Stream Carver 181 663168 Buffalo Creek Stream Carver 182 640946 Carver Creek Stream Carver 183 641130 Chaska Creek Stream Carver 184 642425 Crane Creek Stream Carver 185 652036 Silver Creek Stream Carver 186 652101 Sixmile Creek Stream Carver 187 639461 Arvig Creek Stream Cass 188 655281 Bear Brook Stream Cass 189 655289 Bear River Stream Cass 190 639868 Behler Creek Stream Cass 191 655395 Birch Branch Stream Cass 192 655436 Blind Lake Creek Stream Cass 193 655505 Boy River Stream Cass 194 640490 Brittan Creek Stream Cass 195 640644 Bungo Creek Stream Cass 196 655678 Cedar Creek Stream Cass 197 641517 Cory Brook Stream Cass 198 655877 Crooked Creek Stream Cass 199 655896 Crow Wing River Stream Cass 200 642577 Dabill Creek Stream Cass 201 655925 Dan Dick Creek Stream Cass 202 656044 Drumbeater Creek Stream Cass 203 656280 Foley Brook Stream Cass 204 656312 Fox Creek Stream Cass A B C D 205 644528 Gull River Stream Cass 206 656548 Hay Creek Stream Cass 207 645044 Hoblin Creek Stream Cass 208 645143 Home Brook Stream Cass 209 656960 Laura Brook Stream Cass 210 656982 Leech Lake River Stream Cass 211 657030 Little Bear Creek Stream Cass 212 646943 Little Swan Creek Stream Cass 213 657163 Lizzie Creek Stream Cass 214 657268 Lydick Brook Stream Cass 215 647572 Martin Creek Stream Cass 216 647639 Mayo Creek Stream Cass 217 659352 McCackron Brook Stream Cass 218 657618 North Fork Willow River Stream Cass 219 657631 Northby Creek Stream Cass 220 657764 Peggy Brook Stream Cass 221 649428 Pillager Creek Stream Cass 222 657909 Portage Creek Stream Cass 223 650390 Rush Brook Stream Cass 224 651865 Sevenmile Creek Stream Cass 225 1035146 Sheyenne River Stream Cass 226 658241 Shingobee River Stream Cass 227 658279 Sixmile Brook Stream Cass 228 658296 Skunk Brook Stream Cass 229 658318 Snake Creek Stream Cass 230 658364 South Fork Pine River Stream Cass 231 658365 South Fork Willow River Stream Cass 232 658400 Spring Branch Stream Cass 233 658401 Spring Creek Stream Cass 234 658465 Steamboat River Stream Cass 235 652674 Stony Brook Stream Cass 236 658488 Stony Creek Stream Cass 237 658521 Sucker Creek Stream Cass 238 652883 Swan Creek Stream Cass 239 658581 Swift River Stream Cass 240 659351 Thunder Brook Stream Cass 241 653249 Tower Creek Stream Cass 242 658740 Trelipe Creek Stream Cass 243 658846 Vermillion River Stream Cass 244 658865
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