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4 South Branch Potomac 5 Upper Kanawha 6 Upper Ohio North 7 1 Cheat River 2 Shenandoah (Jefferson) 3 Shenandoah (Hardy) Group A Group B Group C Group D Group E 4 South Branch Potomac 5 Upper Kanawha 6 Upper Ohio North 7 Youghiogheny 8 Coal 9Elk 10 Lower Kanawha 11 North Branch Potomac 12 Tygard Valley 13 Gauley 14 Lower Guyandotte 15 Middle Ohio North 16 Middle Ohio South 17 Potomac Direct Drains 18 Tug Fork 19 Greenbrier 20 James 21 Little Kanawha 22 Lower New 23 Monongahela 24 Upper New 25 Big Sandy 26 Cacapon 27 Dunkard 28 Lower Ohio 29 Twelvepole 30 Upper Guyandotte 31 Upper Ohio South 32 West Fork DEP NAME HUC8 NAME HUC8 HUC12 NAME HUC12 STATES SQ MILES ACRES South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Laurel Fork-North Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010101 VA,WV 163800592.52 40475.85 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Big Run 020700010102 WV 75626357.11 18687.61 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Red Lick Run-North Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010103 WV 83347492.84 20595.53 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Headwaters Seneca Creek 020700010104 WV 101242748.20 25017.53 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Outlet Seneca Creek 020700010105 WV 75159367.82 18572.21 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Mill Creek-North Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010106 WV 116738766.84 28846.66 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Zeke Run-North Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010107 WV 83601026.60 20658.18 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Jordan Run-North Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010108 WV 120830495.64 29857.75 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Headwaters Lunice Creek 020700010201 WV 138977275.68 34341.90 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Outlet Lunice Creek 020700010202 WV 91433872.07 22593.71 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Frank Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010301 VA,WV 78685637.66 19443.57 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Strait Creek 020700010302 VA,WV 69674091.11 17216.77 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 East Dry Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010303 VA,WV 114863336.43 28383.24 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Whitethorn Creek-Thorn Creek 020700010304 VA,WV 132779614.72 32810.43 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Smith Creek-South Branch Potomac River 020700010305 WV 111419117.96 27532.15 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Hayes Gap Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010306 WV 90770764.61 22429.85 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Reeds Creek 020700010307 WV 51999263.56 12849.25 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Mill Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010308 WV 94095209.61 23251.34 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Briggs Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010309 WV 80168180.33 19809.91 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Hoglan Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010310 WV 55736578.58 13772.75 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 South Mill Creek 020700010401 WV 121703515.61 30073.47 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Johnson Run-Mill Creek 020700010402 WV 148303977.03 36646.56 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Brushy Fork-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010501 VA,WV 123159845.79 30433.34 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Little Fork-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010502 WV 69367759.78 17141.08 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Miller Run-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010503 WV 72433853.20 17898.72 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Hawes Run-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010504 WV 85351371.95 21090.70 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Rough Run-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010505 WV 69157859.33 17089.21 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Kettle Creek-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010506 WV 86060275.99 21265.87 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Rohrbaugh Run-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010507 WV 78433496.13 19381.26 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Stump Run-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010508 WV 76658690.88 18942.70 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Stony Run-South Fork South Branch Potomac River 020700010509 WV 81736766.58 20197.51 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Hutton Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010601 WV 133025653.47 32871.22 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Anderson Run 020700010602 WV 104546043.14 25833.79 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Fort Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010603 WV 104303645.24 25773.89 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Stony Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010604 WV 62018142.46 15324.96 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Sawmill Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010605 WV 89001741.95 21992.72 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Mill Creek 020700010606 WV 126540914.12 31268.82 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 McDowell Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010607 WV 58607997.89 14482.29 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Fox Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010608 WV 136953893.69 33841.91 South Branch Potomac South Branch Potomac 02070001 Abernathy Run-South Branch Potomac River 020700010609 WV 73709376.35 18213.91 Shenandoah Hardy North Fork Shenandoah 02070006 Crab Run 020700060102 VA,WV 74142706.90 18320.99 Shenandoah Hardy North Fork Shenandoah 02070006 Capon Run-North Fork Shenandoah River 020700060103 VA,WV 125680989.66 31056.32 Shenandoah Jefferson Shenandoah 02070007 Dog Run-Shenandoah River 020700070202 VA,WV 142046855.58 35100.40 Shenandoah Jefferson Shenandoah 02070007 Long Marsh Run 020700070203 VA,WV 51032685.32 12610.40 Shenandoah Jefferson Shenandoah 02070007 Bullskin Run 020700070301 VA,WV 56238399.15 13896.76 Shenandoah Jefferson Shenandoah 02070007 Evitts Run 020700070302 WV 52086446.86 12870.79 Shenandoah Jefferson Shenandoah 02070007 Furnace Run-Shenandoah River 020700070303 WV 37955372.56 9378.94 Shenandoah Jefferson Shenandoah 02070007 Flowing Springs Run-Shenandoah River 020700070304 WV 77389622.27 19123.32 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Headwaters Glady Fork 050200040101 WV 95204664.51 23525.49 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Outlet Glady Fork 050200040102 WV 69248965.79 17111.72 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Upper Blackwater River 050200040201 WV 142671013.70 35254.63 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Middle Blackwater River 050200040202 WV 120676400.62 29819.67 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Lower Blackwater River 050200040203 WV 97788031.22 24163.85 Cheat Cheat 05020004 First Fork-Shavers Fork 050200040301 WV 145398672.94 35928.65 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Red Run-Shavers Fork 050200040302 WV 150806030.85 37264.83 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Taylor Run-Shavers Fork 050200040303 WV 114040931.39 28180.02 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Haddix Run-Shavers Fork 050200040304 WV 145711688.25 36006.00 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Gandy Creek-Dry Fork 050200040401 WV 143019531.70 35340.75 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Red Creek 050200040402 WV 159055138.40 39303.22 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Laurel Fork 050200040403 WV 156229948.53 38605.11 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Horsecamp Run-Dry Fork 050200040404 WV 104155733.53 25737.34 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Big Run-Dry Fork 050200040405 WV 50854689.68 12566.42 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Otter Creek 050200040406 WV 75393612.04 18630.09 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Dry Fork-Black Fork 050200040407 WV 81330986.92 20097.24 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Horseshoe Run 050200040501 MD,WV 142976641.55 35330.16 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Clover Run 050200040502 WV 76852146.44 18990.50 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Minear Run-Cheat River 050200040503 WV 86506807.72 21376.21 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Wolf Creek 050200040504 WV 51931861.04 12832.59 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Licking Creek-Cheat River 050200040505 WV 124477591.22 30758.96 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Buffalo Creek-Cheat River 050200040506 WV 90080934.93 22259.39 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Fike Run-Little Sandy Creek 050200040601 MD,PA,WV 72666648.06 17956.25 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Upper Big Sandy Creek 050200040602 PA,WV 140671702.72 34760.60 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Beaver Creek-Little Sandy Creek 050200040603 WV 138361971.13 34189.85 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Middle Big Sandy Creek 050200040604 PA,WV 82063937.01 20278.36 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Lower Big Sandy Creek 050200040605 PA,WV 104324476.77 25779.04 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Saltlick Creek 050200040701 WV 90010851.50 22242.08 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Pringle Run-Cheat River 050200040702 WV 114361930.01 28259.34 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Muddy Creek 050200040703 WV 86966733.21 21489.86 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Roaring Creek-Cheat River 050200040704 WV 120453047.62 29764.48 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Greens Run-Cheat River 050200040705 WV 84938997.59 20988.80 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Bull Run-Cheat River 050200040706 WV 63780228.90 15760.37 Cheat Cheat 05020004 Cheat Lake-Cheat River 050200040707 PA,WV 158610868.73 39193.44 Youghiogheny Youghiogheny 05020006 Maple Run-Youghiogeny River 050200060101 MD,WV 56112412.23 13865.62 Youghiogheny Youghiogheny 05020006 Snowy Creek 050200060103 MD,WV 88291808.61 21817.29 Youghiogheny Youghiogheny 05020006 Rhine Creek-Youghiogheny River 050200060105 MD,WV 53820269.68 13299.23 Youghiogheny Youghiogheny 05020006 Muddy Creek 050200060106 MD,WV 46034483.01 11375.32 Youghiogheny Youghiogheny 05020006 Herrington Run-Youghiogheny River
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