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Watershed Plan 3-1 Legend SEYMOUR LAKE Upper Clinton Subwatershed BRANDON GROVELAND TWP Rivers/Streams/Drains TWP UPPER BUSHMAN LAKE Lakes EQUESTRAIN LAKE ROUND LAKE LONESOME LAKE Catchment WHIPPLE LAKE DARK LAKE CROOKED LAKE SQUARE LAKE Parke Lake Clam Lake ELKHORN LAKE Clinton River Direct Drainage WAUMEGAH LAKE INDEPENDENCE DIXIE LAKE TWP Deer Lake TOMMY LAKE SUSIN LAKE KNOX LAKE Miller/Mill Lake Eagle Lake Deer Lake LAKE SIXTEEN CRANBERRY LAKE Flemings Lake ORION BRIDGE LAKE SPRINGFIELD LITTLE WALTERS LAKE TWP Greens Lake Flemings Lake MILL LAKE VOORHEIS LAKE TWP MILLERS LAKE CLARKSTONFLEMINGS LAKE Huntoon Lake SOFTWATER LAKE Oakhurst I-75 Drainage MILL POND PARK LAKE Judah Lake DEER LAKE I-75 Drainage Lake Angelus SASHABAW CREEK GULICK LAKE MIDDLE LAKE Townsend Lake DOLLAR LAKE Lake Goodrich Judah Lake MORGAN LAKE JUDAH LAKE SPRING LAKE MUD LAKE CARIBOU LAKE Sashabaw Creek Direct Drainage Maceday/Lotus Lake Greens Lake CLINTON RIVER HUCKLEBERRY LAKE Morgan Lake Miller/Mill Lake Morgan Lake GREENS LAKE TOWNSEND LAKE Clinton River Direct Drainage Oakhurst WOODHULL LAKE LAKE OAKLAND AUBURN HILLS Parke Lake EAGLE LAKE LAKE Eagle Lake Lake Angelus Maceday/Lotus Lake Pleasant Lake Huntoon Lake ANGELUS LAKE ANGELUS Sashabaw Creek Direct Drainage MACEDAY LAKE Shell Park SCHOOLHOUSE LAKE HUNTOON LAKE Shell Park WHITE LAKE LOON LAKE Silver Lake SILVER LAKE Silver Lake TWP UPPER SILVER LAKE WILLIAMS LAKE Townsend Lake Clam Lake CLAM LAKE Watkins Lake WATKINS LAKE PONTIAC Watkins Lake MAP 9 Lake Goodrich CATCHMENTS WATERFORD UPPER CLINTON SUBWATERSHED TWP MANAGEMENT PLAN PLEASANT LAKE Carlisle/Wortman Associates, Inc. Community Planners & Landscape Architects Pleasant Lake Miles 021 O PLOT GENERATION: AUGUST 31, 2005 SOURCE: OAKLAND COUNTY Upper Clinton Subwatershed Plan 3-1 Miles MAP 8 1 SOURCE: OAKLAND COUNTY PLOT GENERATION: AUGUST 31, 2005 02 MANAGEMENT PLAN Carlisle/Wortman Associates, Inc. Upper Clinton Subwatershed Rivers/Streams/Drains Lakes Lakes with Known Impairments 250 Foot Areas Around All Lakes & Streams Priority One MNFI Areas Priority Two MNFI Areas Other Potential Areas of Hydrological Significance Stream Locations with Known Impairments EXISTING AND POTENTIAL Community Planners & Landscape Architects Factors Defining the Existing and Potential Areas of Critical Concern h Legend AREAS OF CRITICAL CONCERN UPPER CLINTON SUBWATERSHED O N R E CONKLIN K R E N O L I SQUIRREL L R I O N M O T D T L E L E R R U I E U K Q I S D A H E 9 L S 5 N N N BALDMOUNTAIN M O A I E T 9 D E S 5 N R R I M H G E A T H L N N T L I A A K E L R D E F PA B O 5 F ER R E 5 LAP 7 LIPS S L P I I L L I I H H P 7 P C E I R E E P A L A V I L T I N S R O E P 9 E K Y D P M O 5 E M S R A O C L E Y K Y D P O A E S HEMIN GWAY T N T N O H 9 T W G 5 D I S O L M E R PINETREE R E H E I B Y S G N I D D I GIDDING H G S H T I T S S A N N R E E GIDDING E S F E V TO I TWP N L D N A U GR R O R ORION W U O O ELKHORN LAKE B L W Y MLKIN U R G N Y AUBURN HILLS A A N E R A T I I SQUARE LAKE R O L D E TOMMY LAKE L P M N I O R MUD LAKE C A H N Y L S O J E AW IN K I AG P S H N LONESOME LAKE T O M Y W U T T A N A M L W E I N IN O S A S G LAKE SIXTEEN S K A C R S R T E A V N I PONTIAC L O N FRANKLIN C K N U C D N M A R A G W R JUDAH LAKE INAW ET O VOORHEIS LAKE D SAG ID R N W B A L H K A A O D U J S S F A L C O DARK LAKE BALDWIN E E G T K A A T L S D Z R MILL LAKE E A V A H Y H LINCOLN C T R C R N T R COATS O O E A E E G S GA N E K E S E N C A B U R E L OR L N Y G K H N E A M O T G O M R E T N U B N H A A A E Z I T K L S A L R E LAKE ANGELUS TE MILLERS LAKE ROHR ROHR N CE TELEGRAPH Y S I T E N H D U UPPER SILVER LAKE R O LAKE O ANGELUS O O C MORGAN LAKE E O K W A L R V ESTON E N ESTON V L I S A S I U N D L E E N G O I K N N T A A L N N E S A A K IN SILVER LAKE T M K A S T HEI SASHABAW CREEK R S L A O DARTMOUTH W CLINTONVILLE E O E TWP SCOTTLAKE K V K A A L L E C E A K A L I Y A W T P L E A P SCHOOLHOUSE LAKE S N S L h I T N O L I T H M I K P A A H W PINEKNOB T R K M CASSLAKE ROUND LAKE INDEPENDENCE A WA O E LOON LAKE K LAKE OAKLAND E A K L A H E L TWP T PINEKNOB E H E B T B Y E A A B Z I A M WATKINS LAKE L Z I E L WATERFORD E S FLEMINGS LAKE S WHIPPLE LAKE SASHABAW A SEYMOUR LAKE C UPPER BUSHMAN LAKE N O FREMBES T WOODHULL LAKE E L K E A EAGLE LAKE PERRYLA P L KE IE H E EQUESTRAIN LAKE WALTERS IX T K CRESCENTLAKE D E A B L E A S K Z I G A WATE RFORD L N L N I E E O R I S M CROOKED LAKE U D E SPRING LAKE P S Y E h K O P A L R S AL A A C F M E B L W H Y E CLARKSTON H B S K GULICK LAKE S E C U A M S L CLAM LAKE T T A I A Y L H HILLER L R I R E E W TOWNSEND LAKE E K K P HADLEY HADLEY A A AIRPORT AIRPORT AIRPORT L L C Y A E I HUNTOON LAKE L T O N O O C P TWP ORTONVILLE PARK LAKE CRANBERRY LAKE MAIN N E E LITTLE WALTERS LAKE R V K A E E LOC H D A L L K R L BRANDON S A I A M L M MILL POND B A H L B L T I E U E K GREENS LAKE W H DOLLAR LAKE B CLINTON RIVER A E ALLEN A L MIDDLE LAKE K L Z R N E HOSPITAL I HOSPITAL L LE A L I WILLIAMS LAKE A L U K L H E A O E K L M E A Y L R T O E E A N WILLIAMSLAKE E E S T E K A M T L DEER LAKE D E MACEDAY LAKE E L E T A B I C K REESE REESE H A R M W L Y O A C D L T E O N C H E NELSEY A M E M L PLEASANT LAKE ELLIS ELLIS C WILLIAMSLAKE WILLIAMSLAKE E K A L S M A I L L I KNOX LAKE W CARIBOU LAKE CROSS X O N E K HUCKLEBERRY LAKE K R A L L E L WAUMEGAH LAKE I T H H S BRIDGELAKE T K E O EDGAR A E B I F O IX A Z D I BIRD E R K L E E E A I E K L G K K A A L C R FARLEY N L IO A U Y N I U B B T BRIDGE LAKE S S N I Y E L R A F ROUNDLAKE O V O SOFTWATER LAKE R H T R O W S N R A A K P F C D R E A COOLEYLAKE L K E C A L L A Y 5 G I D A GIBBS G SUSIN LAKE I7 B O D O E W C E A E JOSSMAN G K M D A I L R E L K TWP G R D A A DIXIE LAKE N L E E I N D R E G G E T A C D L L S I A R B S A I OXBOWLAKE GROVELAND E E D N L W K L E N I A I O C L E L G V G E N K R G N C I G A I O U A L B I M Y B S B E L R D S L T I D O N O E W I D I L W I O V D H H HALEY A N SUGDEN W A K D L BORO L LS IL OC H TWP C H OAKHI T C S E T R BORO E I S C TWP L K IL H H A CUTHBERT E L PORTER N KE I Y A P WHITE LAKE L B E I OS G R O SPRINGFIELD C B L L A D I N T D E ILLEY L L A D N I T L K E A E D L K E N A E E L L R S A B D R S T Y N E T A L L A HA E G N A KE R G F A A R L F A HAL W L R MCKEACHIE G L A H D L H G A L I S T O H T D KE EATON R O N B C HILL A C L S BU S N R I Y E L E W A H K O R A C S FORD K U D T E C A C J ORMOND ORMOND Miles MAP 2 1 SOURCE: OAKLAND COUNTY PLOT GENERATION: AUGUST 31, 2005 02 MANAGEMENT PLAN EXISTING LAND USE Carlisle/Wortman Associates, Inc.
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