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South East Minnesota Trout Streem Maps 1-16 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 1 4 5 6 1 2 3 !. !. Map 1 Species Managed 8 Q 8 Freiheit Spring R RQ Canfield Creek r “South Branch” (W) Brown 39 Watson Creek ¤£52 e RQ Æÿ80 iv il R 1 t ra Camp Creek Brown, Rainbow RQ 11 o T RQ o te R Crystal Creek (W) Brown !. ta Æÿ16 S RQ1 Spring Valley Etna Creek Brown Forestville Creek RQ17 Spring Valley RQ11 t® “North Branch” (W) Brown Creek !. South Branch Root River Brown, Rainbow South Branch Root River RQ12 t® t® Spring Valley Creek Brown (W), Rainbow Preston Watson Creek (W) Brown RQ5 Carimona !. Willow Creek Brown, Rainbow RQ118 RQ12 RQ12 Forestville (W) Wild trout population State Park Camp /Mystery Cave Creek Forestville Creek !. Forestville 17 118 RQ RQ16 RQ3 RQ5 RQ15 !.Ostrander Canfield Etna Creek Willow Creek Creek Etna !. RQ14 Crystal Creek Cherry Grove !. Greenleafton !. RQ20 RQ20 Big Spring !. RQ9 ¤£63 Bristol !. RQ44 RQ26 York !. RQ5 RQ30 Fillmore County 30 Æÿ56 RQ Miles Granger !. 0 0.5 1 2 3 ´ 6 7 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 2 4 5 6 1 2 3 r Map 2 Species Managed ive t® t® 25 ot R il RQ Girl Scout Ro Tra te 21 Chickentown Creek (W) Brook Sta RQ Æÿ16 Gribben Gribben Valley Camp Creek Maple Duschee Creek Brook, Brown, Rainbow Creek Forestry Unit Hallum Frego Creek (W) Brown RQ10 Creek South Branch Creek Yucatan Girl Scout Camp Creek (W) Brook Duschee !. Root River Creek !. Gribben Creek (W) Brown Highland Hallum Creek (W) Brook South Fork Maple Creek (W) Brook Root River Nepstad Creek (W) Brook, Brown Nepstad Newburg Creek (W) Brook, Brown Partridge Creek (W) Brown Creek !. RQ13 Choice Riceford Creek (W) Brook, Brown South Branch Root River Brown, Rainbow RQ12 South Fork Root River Brook, Brown, Rainbow Sportsman’s Park Pond Creek Rainbow Camp Unnamed Creek (W) Brook Vesta Creek RQ19 RQ4 Unnamed Creek (W) Brook Creek Vesta Creek (W) Brook Æÿ43 Wisel Creek Brook, Brown South Fork Root River (W) Wild trout population ¤£52 Tawney !. Hutton !. !. Dr. Johnan C. Hvoslef WMA RQ16 !. Amherst RQ19 Q18 Wisel RQ18 R Partridge Henrytown Creek !. Creek Chicken- Unnamed town Creek Creek RQ23 H Riceford a !. V r a m ll o Lenora e n !. 24 y y- Q S P R ta re Newburg Newburg Riceford t s !. Sportsman's e to 33 T n Park Pond RQ !. ra Creek Creek RQ22 il Æÿ43 Harmony RQ28 !. Unnamed RQ8 RQ21 ¤£52 Creek Frego RQ44 Creek RQ8 Canton !. Newhouse !. Æÿ44 !. Æÿ139 RQ34 Mabel RQ30 Prosper !. Fillmore County Houston County ¤£52 RQ08 Miles Iowa 0 0.5 1 2 3 ´ 8 9 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 !. Map 3 Species Managed 18 Brownsville RQ Badger Sullivan Badger Creek (W) Brook, Brown RQ22 Creek Creek Ball Park Tributary Brown Æÿ44 Wildcat Creek 76 Beaver Æÿ M Beaver Creek Brown 20 i Creek RQ s East Beaver Creek (W) Brown s Sheldon !. 3 i RQ s West Beaver Creek (W) Brown, Brook s i 11 p Bee Creek (W) Brown, Brook RQ p 10 i Berg Creek Not actively managed !. RQ R Schechs Mill i Crooked Creek Brown, Brook, Rainbow v e r Eitzen Creek (W) Brown Goetzinger Tributary Not actively managed East Beaver Larson Creek (W) Brook Creek New Yorker Hollow (W) Brook South Fork Crooked Creek Brown, Brook RQ1 Sullivan Creek (W) Brown, Brook Trib 5 to Beaver Creek 3 Trib 5 to Crooked Creek Brown Caledonia RQ Æÿ26 Valley !. RQ32 Crooked Crooked Creek Unnamed Creek Not actively managed State Park Creek Wildcat Creek (W) Brown Winnebago Creek Brown, Brook, Rainbow West Beaver Reno Ball Park Forestry Creek 249 RQ12 RQ5 RQ Tributary Unit (W) Wild trout population Freeburg !. Reno Larson !. Creek South Fork RQ249 Æÿ76 Crooked Creek Goetzinger Tributary Q5 !. Willington Grove R RQ28 Æÿ44 RQ4 Winnebago RQ14 RQ17 !. Creek Spring Grove Berg Wilmington RQ27 !. Creek RQ16 Unnamed Eitzen Creek Creek RQ4 Cee Jefferson Bee RQ23 New Yorker !. Creek Hollow Eitzen 2 !. RQ Houston County !. Bee RQ08 Miles Iowa 0 0.5 1 2 3 ´ 10 11 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 4 4 5 6 1 2 3 Map 4 Species Managed RQ7 Kinney Hamilton Creek (W) Brook 19 Kedron Creek Brown Judge ¨¦§90 20 RQ !. RQ Creek 10 RQ7 RQ Kinney Creek (W) Brown Little Jordon Creek Brown Æÿ30 Lost Creek Brown N Lynch Creek Brook, Brown or Mahoods Creek (W) Brown th 120 B RQ r Cummingsville Middle Branch, Root River (W) Brown an !. Mill Creek Brown, Rainbow ch Pleasant Grove R !. o Rice Creek Brown o Æÿ30 ¤£52 t R Shady Creek (W) Brook iv Mill 35 e Spring Valley Creek Brown (W), Rainbow RQ r Creek Stewartville !. (W) Wild trout population Æÿ74 Chatfield RQ6 t®!. Lynch Olmsted County Fillmore County Creek 40 RQ2 RQ Mower County RQ1 Lost Creek ¤£63 RQ102 RQ6 Shady Little Jordan Creek Creek RQ7 2 RQ 5 Racine Washington RQ !. RQ4 !. RQ4 Rice Æÿ52 Kedron Creek Hamilton !. Creek Middle Branch Root River Hamilton Fillmore Creek !. RQ8 RQ11 Fountain !. Q2 RQ8 RQ8 R RQ38 RQ11 Æÿ80 Spring Valley Creek Mahoods Creek Miles Æÿ16 39 RQ8 Wykoff RQ !. 0 0.5 1 2 3 !. ´ 12 13 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 5 4 5 6 1 2 3 Map 5 Species Managed RQ35 Ahrensfeld Creek (W) Brown, Brook Ferguson Big Springs Creek (W) Brown 30 Clyde Borson Spring Brown RQ !. Creek Æÿ43 Saratoga Ahrensfeld Camp Hayward Creek (W) Brown, Brook !. RQ25 Rush Creek Coolridge Creek (W) Brook, Brown Coolridge Creek Diamond Creek (W) Brown, Brook RQ6 Creek Hart Duschee Creek Brown, Brook, Rainbow !. Gribben Creek (W) Brown 33 RQ Hemmingway Creek (W) Brook, Brown 29 !. RQ 2 RQ Borson Lanesboro Park Pond Troy Hemmingway Spring (Sylvan Park) Rainbow Æÿ74 Creek Pine Creek Brown, Brook Olmsted Rush Creek Brown, Rainbow Trout Run Schueler Creek (W) Brown County Pine Creek Winona County Creek South Branch Root River Brown, Rainbow Torkelson Creek (W) Brown RQ27 11 Fillmore County RQ Trout Run Creek (W) Brown Pine Creek Unnamed Creek Not actively managed RQ32 Rush Creek Schueler Rice Creek Brown RQ40 Watson Creek Brown Arendahl Creek !. (W) Wild trout population Lynch Æÿ30 Bucksnort Creek !. Rushford Æÿ30 Rushford Village !. !. ail 21 te Tr RQ 105 r Sta RQ Rive Root RQ26 Unnamed !. Rice Æÿ16 Creek Æÿ16 Creek Big Springs 25 RQ !. Creek Peterson Torkelson 11 RQ Creek Æÿ250 RQ25 Æÿ43 RQ6 Camp Hayward Creek Æÿ16 Diamond Bratsberg Creek !. 8 Whalan RQ !. 10 10 RQ RQ South Branch Root River Root River RQ17 !. State Trail Lanesboro t® Gribben RQ37 t® Lanesboro Gribben Watson Park Pond Valley Creek Creek Isinours Duschee Forestry !. Miles ¤£52 Creek Unit 0 0.5 1 2 3 ´ 14 15 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 6 4 5 6 1 2 3 Map 6 Species Managed Badger Creek (W) Brook, Brown Beaver Creek Brown Dresbach 9!.0 Brush Valley Creek (W) Brown M ¦¨§ Money RQ5 RQ1 is Butterfield Creek (W) Brook, Brown s is Creek s Campbell Creek (W) Brook ip RQ8 p Corey Creek (W) Brook i R Crystal Creek (W) Brown New Hartford 16 iv !. RQ e South Fork r Daley Creek (W) Brook, Brown RQ11 Pine Creek Ferndale Creek (W) Brook, Brown Pine Creek Gernander Creek (W) Brook RQ17 Money Creek (W) Brown Gernander Creek Rose Valley Pine Creek (W) Brook, Brown Creek Rose Valley Creek (W) Brook, Brown Corey Silver Creek (W) Brook Creek Winona County Trout Ponds South Fork Pine Creek (W) Brook, Brown Pine Creek Creek !. Storer Creek (W) Brook, Brown Sullivan Creek (W) Brook, Brown Houston County Looney Swede Bottom Creek (W) Brook 6 Campbell Creek RQ Thompson (Dexter) Creek Brook, Brown Creek Trout Ponds Creek (W) Brook Æÿ76 South Ridge Money !. Creek RQ25 (W) Wild trout population !. Silver RQ26 Creek Storer Creek Ferndale Creek Brush Valley Perkins !. Creek R oo t 21 Ri RQ ve 25 r S 09 RQ ta RQ te T 7 Æÿ16 ra RQ il Houston !. 22 Q !. R Hokah Æÿ16 RQ18 Daley Creek Æÿ76 Swede Bottom Æÿ44 Creek Crystal RQ4 Creek Butterfield Thompson Creek 13 Creek RQ Badger RQ10 Creek Sullivan Beaver Creek Creek RQ20 Miles 0 0.5 1 2 3 ´ 16 17 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 7 4 5 6 1 2 3 Map 7 Species Managed 2 Wabasha County RQ 73 4 ¤£52 Ringe RQ RQ Foster Arend Pond Rainbow !. RQ14 North Branch Kinney Creek (W) Brown Olmsted County Whitewater River North Branch Whitewater Brown (W), Rainbow ¤£63 Log (W) Wild trout population u RQ10 gl Cre as S ta te 24 2 T 11 RQ RQ ra RQ il Foster RQ22 Arend Pond Q7 Viola R !. RQ22 2 Æÿ42 Q4 RQ R Zumbro River ¤£14 ¤£52 Rochester .! Q9 RQ34 R Chester !. 25 £14 RQ25 RQ ¤ RQ36 RQ11 RQ19 Eyota Golden Hill !. !. RQ8 !. ¤£52 RQ1 RQ19 ¨¦§90 ¤£63 Marion RQ20 !. Predmore !. RQ16 7 10 30 Simpson Kinney RQ RQ RQ !. 19 Creek RQ16 RQ Miles 0 0.5 1 2 3 ´ 18 19 16 SE 13 14 15 10 11 12 7 8 9 MAP 8 4 5 6 1 2 3 Map 8 Species Managed Speltz Rollingstone Ahrensfeld Creek (W) Brown, Brook Creek Creek ¤£61 Bear Creek (W) Brook, Brown North Branch Whitewater River Whitewater Rollingstone !. Æÿ74 RQ31 Garvin Brook (W) Brook, Brown RQ26 River !.
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