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Notice Classification of Wild Trout Streams Proposed Additions Notice Classification of Wild Trout Streams Proposed Additions, Revisions, and Removals April 2017 Under 58 Pa. Code §57.11 (relating to listing of wild trout streams), it is the policy of the Fish and Boat Commission (Commission) to accurately identify and classify stream sections supporting naturally reproducing populations of trout as wild trout streams. The Commission’s Fisheries Management Division maintains the list of wild trout streams. The Executive Director, with the approval of the Commission, will from time-to-time publish the list of wild trout streams in the Pennsylvania Bulletin. The listing of a stream section as a wild trout stream is a biological designation that does not determine how it is managed. The Commission relies upon many factors in determining the appropriate management of streams. At the next Commission meeting on April 24 and 25, 2017, the Commission will consider changes to its list of wild trout streams. Specifically, the Commission will consider the addition of the following streams or portions of streams to the list: County of Mouth Stream Name Section Limits Tributary To Mouth Lat/Lon UNT to Allegheny 41.045980 Armstrong Headwaters to Mouth Allegheny River River (RM 78.91) 79.655890 UNT to Cacoosing 40.308056 Berks Headwaters to Mouth Cacoosing Creek Creek (RM 6.72) 76.047444 40.631781 Cambria Little Chest Creek Headwaters to Mouth Chest Creek 78.647341 UNT to Chest Creek 40.531413 Cambria Headwaters to Mouth Chest Creek (RM 38.31) 78.678246 UNT to Chest Creek 40.529460 Cambria Headwaters to Mouth Chest Creek (RM 38.45) 78.677842 UNT to 40.680520 Cambria Fallentimber Run Headwaters to Mouth Fallentimber Run 78.489521 (RM 0.44) County of Mouth Stream Name Section Limits Tributary To Mouth Lat/Lon UNT to West Branch West Branch 40.675385 Cambria Headwaters to Mouth Susquehanna River Susquehanna River 78.802628 (RM 229.92) Bennett Branch Headwaters to 200 m 41.336388 Cameron Sinnemahoning downstream T-409 Sinnemahoning Creek 78.133614 Creek Bridge UNT to Long Run 40.858047 Carbon Headwaters to Mouth Long Run (RM 1.10) 75.695718 UNT to Mill Creek 40.815573 Carbon Headwaters to Mouth Mill Creek (RM 0.59) 75.596542 41.092778 Centre Little Wolf Run Headwaters to Mouth Wolf Run 77.880000 UNT to Benner Run 40.933343 Centre Headwaters to Mouth Benner Run (RM 2.20) 78.016824 UNT to Gap Run 40.853248 Centre Headwaters to Mouth Gap Run (RM 1.39) 77.724202 UNT to Gap Run 40.852241 Centre Headwaters to Mouth Gap Run (RM 1.65) 77.724038 39.928246 Chester Birch Run Headwaters to Mouth Buck Run 75.857220 39.920759 Chester Doe Run Headwaters to Mouth Buck Run 75.798179 UNT to East Branch East Branch 40.099161 Chester Brandywine Creek Headwaters to Mouth Brandywine Creek 75.783402 (RM 19.65) UNT to East Branch East Branch 40.105565 Chester Brandywine Creek Headwaters to Mouth Brandywine Creek 75.806811 (RM 21.44) Horning Hollow Bennett Branch 41.222188 Clearfield Headwaters to Mouth Run Sinnemahoning Creek 78.554936 Headwaters to UNT West Branch 41.049416 Clearfield Moravian Run to Moravian Run Susquehanna River 78.258591 (RM 6.10) UNT to Bell Run 40.940561 Clearfield Headwaters to Mouth Bell Run (RM 2.24) 78.643817 UNT to Bell Run 40.970556 Clearfield Headwaters to Mouth Bell Run (RM 4.62) 78.643056 UNT to Bell Run 40.971667 Clearfield Headwaters to Mouth Bell Run (RM 4.72) 78.643611 UNT to Bennett Branch Bennett Branch 41.172786 Clearfield Headwaters to Mouth Sinnemahoning Sinnemahoning Creek 78.605732 Creek (RM 39.82) UNT to Dale Run 41.013817 Clearfield Headwaters to Mouth Dale Run (RM 0.36) 78.269051 County of Mouth Stream Name Section Limits Tributary To Mouth Lat/Lon Headwaters to Sink at 41.010947 Clinton Greenburr Gap Run Fishing Creek RM 0.30 77.359887 41.452219 Clinton Laurel Fork Headwaters to Mouth Young Womans Creek 77.635019 UNT to Campbell 41.330331 Clinton Headwaters to Mouth Campbell Run Run (RM 2.17) 77.482210 Bennett Branch 41.293530 Elk Barr Hollow Run Headwaters to Mouth Sinnemahoning Creek 78.391174 41.547431 Elk Brush Hollow Run Headwaters to Mouth Big Mill Creek 78.791276 Headwaters to UNT Bennett Branch 41.253700 Elk Cherry Run to Cherry Run (RM Sinnemahoning Creek 78.503502 1.08) Silver Mill Hollow Bennett Branch 41.289757 Elk Headwaters to Mouth Run Sinnemahoning Creek 78.395966 UNT to Bennett Branch Bennett Branch 41.282543 Elk Headwaters to Mouth Sinnemahoning Sinnemahoning Creek 78.415087 Creek (RM 21.60) UNT to Clarion 41.420283 Elk Headwaters to Mouth Clarion River River (RM 93.06) 78.749218 UNT to UNT to UNT To Frankstown Frankstown Branch 40.569506 Huntingdon Headwaters to Mouth Branch Juniata River Juniata River (RM 78.144681 (RM 6.70) 0.62) UNT to UNT to UNT to Standing 40.698779 Huntingdon Standing Stone Headwaters to Mouth Stone Creek (RM 77.724351 Creek (RM 31.52) 31.52) 41.277332 Jefferson Jenkins Run Headwaters to Mouth Little Toby Creek 78.817566 UNT to Mill Creek 41.193170 Jefferson Headwaters to Mouth Mill Creek (RM 8.74) 78.929460 UNT to Rose Run 40.941221 Jefferson Headwaters to Mouth Rose Run (RM 0.81) 79.039657 Headwaters to UNT 40.310995 Juniata George Creek Tuscarora Creek at RM 1.42 77.684740 39.938434 Lancaster Huber Run Headwaters to Mouth Pequea Creek 76.259402 UNT to UNT to UNT to Hammer 40.286130 Lebanon Hammer Creek (RM Headwaters to Mouth Creek 76.315262 15.11) Headwaters to UNT 41.868610 McKean Annin Creek to Annin Creek (RM Allegheny River 78.345558 5.30) Campbell Hollow Headwaters to 1.6 km 41.830608 McKean Lillibridge Creek Run upstream of Mouth 78.255488 County of Mouth Stream Name Section Limits Tributary To Mouth Lat/Lon 41.852014 McKean Hardes Hollow Run Headwaters to Mouth Lillibridge Creek 78.227415 Headwaters to First 41.881690 McKean Long Branch UNT upstream mouth Annin Creek 78.30398 at RM 0.82 41.697751 McKean Negro Run Headwaters to Mouth Twomile Run 78.878843 Ostrander Hollow 41.841156 McKean Headwaters to Mouth Allegheny River Run 78.311051 UNT to Chappel 41.809044 McKean Headwaters to Mouth Chappel Fork Fork (RM 1.59) 78.887855 UNT to Chappel 41.816041 McKean Headwaters to Mouth Chappel Fork Fork (RM 3.84) 78.851192 UNT to Chappel 41.832433 McKean Headwaters to Mouth Chappel Fork Fork (RM 7.92) 78.782881 UNT to South South Branch Cole 41.853320 McKean Branch Cole Creek Headwaters to Mouth Creek 78.491360 (RM 1.34) UNT to South South Branch Cole 41.853200 McKean Branch Cole Creek Headwaters to Mouth Creek 78.504330 (RM 2.12) UNT to South South Branch Cole 41.852830 McKean Branch Cole Creek Headwaters to Mouth Creek 78.513840 (RM 2.73) UNT to Twomile 41.703095 McKean Headwaters to Mouth Twomile Run Run (RM 11.29) 78.887204 UNT to 40.613220 Mifflin Kishacoquillas Headwaters to Mouth Kishacoquillas Creek 77.568298 Creek (RM 2.11) UNT to UNT to UNT to Appenzell 40.994843 Monroe Appenzell Creek Headwaters to Mouth Creek (RM 6.82) 75.371816 (RM 1.67) UNT to 40.721202 Northampton Hokendauqua Creek Headwaters to Mouth Hokendauqua Creek 75.484482 (RM 6.28) UNT to UNT to UNT to Little Martins 40.808455 Northampton Little Martins Creek Headwaters to Mouth Creek (RM 1.64) 75.175815 (RM 0.34) Headwaters to 40.333611 Perry Bull Run Sherman Creek Shaeffer Run 77.492222 Outflow From Little Teedyuskung and 41.462744 Pike West Falls Creek Lackawaxen River Teedyuskung Lakes 75.047674 to Mouth Bark Shanty Hollow 41.689346 Potter Headwaters to Mouth Freeman Run Run 78.090935 County of Mouth Stream Name Section Limits Tributary To Mouth Lat/Lon 41.665016 Potter Jones Run Headwaters to Mouth Freeman Run 78.089630 Left Branch Bark 41.685982 Potter Headwaters to Mouth Bark Shanty Hollow Shanty Hollow 78.112846 Right Branch Bark 41.685970 Potter Headwaters to Mouth Bark Shanty Hollow Shanty Hollow 78.112831 West Branch Freeman 41.672409 Potter Smith Hollow Run Headwaters to Mouth Run 78.161652 South Branch Pine 41.733665 Potter Headwaters to Mouth Pine Creek Creek 77.641411 41.695663 Potter Teed Hollow Run Headwaters to Mouth Borie Branch 77.947227 UNT to Little 41.597841 Potter Lyman Run (RM Headwaters to Mouth Little Lyman Run 77.823523 2.63) UNT to Little 41.601737 Potter Lyman Run (RM Headwaters to Mouth Little Lyman Run 77.827340 2.97) UNT to UNT to UNT to Hammersley 41.564340 Potter Hammersley Fork Headwaters to Mouth Fork (RM 8.84) 77.876897 (RM 1.18) UNT to UNT to UNT to McConnell 41.504937 Potter McConnell Hollow Headwaters to Mouth Hollow Run (RM 77.938044 Run (RM 0.15) 0.12) UNT to Yochum 41.581216 Potter Headwaters to Mouth Yochum Run Run (RM 1.64) 77.755227 UNT to Yochum 41.584005 Potter Headwaters to Mouth Yochum Run Run (RM 1.90) 77.752556 40.749444 Schuylkill Big Creek Headwaters to Mouth Schuylkill River 76.061667 AMD Treatment 40.639397 Schuylkill Rausch Creek Facility at RM 0.64 to Pine Creek 76.557991 Mouth UNT to Lizard 40.734360 Schuylkill Headwaters to Mouth Lizard Creek Creek (RM 11.35) 75.820800 UNT to UNT to UNT to Schuylkill 40.754480 Schuylkill Schuylkill River Headwaters to Mouth River (RM 132.50) 76.056242 (RM 0.08) UNT (W. Br. Bowersox Run) to UNT (Bowersox Run) 40.763178 Snyder UNT (Bowersox Headwaters to Mouth to Middle Creek (RM 77.060410 Run) to Middle 15.05) Creek (RM 15.05) 40.113670 Somerset Berkebile Run Headwaters to Mouth Beaverdam Run 78.764191 County of Mouth Stream Name Section Limits Tributary To Mouth Lat/Lon 39.918629 Somerset Green King Run Headwaters to Mouth Whipkey Run 79.311012 39.739780 Somerset Hoy Run Headwaters to Mouth Whites Creek 79.252533 39.732079 Somerset Shunck Run Headwaters to Mouth Little Piney Creek 79.041550 UNT to Clear Shade 40.193943 Somerset Headwaters to Mouth Clear Shade Creek Creek
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