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Environment and Local Government / Environnement et Gouvernements locaux May / Mai 2016 Bassins Hydrographiques-Niveau 2 /Level 2 Watersheds Péninsule Acadienne/ Acadian Peninsula Composite 69 Quebec 1 Ruisseau Lufsbury Brook Composite 70 Ruisseau Stillwater Brook Composite 2 îles acadiennes /Acadian Islands Composite 71 Rivière Patapedia River 3 Baie de Caraquet Bay Composite 72 Rivière Upsalquitch River 4 RivièreTabusintac River 73 Quebec 5 Big Tracadie /Pokemouche Composite 74 Ruisseau Walker Brook Composite Baie-des-Chaleurs /Chaleur Bay Composite 75 Ruisseau Rafting Ground Brook Composite 6 Rivière Jacquet River Rivière Saint John River Basin 7 Rivière Elmtree River Composite 76 Ouest de la Rivière Iroquois /West of Rivière Iroquois Composite 8 Rivière Millstream River Composite 77 Rivière Salmon River 9 Rivière Louison River Composite 78 Rivière Madawaska River 10 Rivière Nigadoo River 79 Rivière Tobique River 11 Rivière Eel River 80 Rivière Verte /Green River 12 Upper Charlo Composite 81 Ruisseau Lavoie Brook Composite 13 Ruisseau Blackhead Brook Composite 82 Baker-Brook Composite 14 Ruisseau Tait Brook Composite 83 Rivière Little River Composite 15 Rivière Charlo River 84 Nord de la Rivière Quisibis /North of Quisibis River Composite 16 Rivière Benjamin River 85 Ruisseau Sullivan Creek Composite Fundy Est /East Fundy Composite 86 Ruisseau Bulls Creek Composite 17 Rivière Big Salmon River 87 Rivière Meduxnekeag River 18 Baie Chignecto Bay Composite 88 Ruisseau Otnabog Stream Composite 19 Rivière Mispec River Composite 89 Ruisseau Boutot Brook Composite îles Fundy /Fundy Isles Composite 90 Grande Rivière /River Composite 20 île Deer Island Composite 91 Rivière Quisibis River 21 île Grand Manan Island Composite 92 Ruisseau Milkish Creek Composite 22 île Campobello Island Composite 93 Rivière Iroquois River 23 The Wolves Composite 94 Rivière Little River Intérieur de la baie de Fundy /Inner Bay of Fundy Composite 95 Ruisseau Jones Brook Composite 24 Rivière Misaquash River Composite 96 Est du Ruisseau Pokiok /East of Pokiok Stream Composite 25 RivièreTantramar River 97 Ruisseau Pokiok Stream 26 Ruisseau Johnson Creek Composite 98 Rivière Eel River Rivière Miramichi River 99 Pokiok Reach Composite 27 Rivière Southwest Miramichi River 100 Ruisseau Shikatehawk Stream 28 Rivière Northwest Miramichi River 101 Ruisseau Monquart Stream 29 Baie Miramichi Bay 102 Ruisseau Muniac Stream Composite 30 Rivière Bartibog River 103 Ruisseau Curry Brook Composite 31 Ruisseau Black Brook Composite 104 Rivière Aroostook River Rivière Nepisiguit River Basin 105 Ruisseau Shogomoc Stream 32 Ruisseau Portage Brook Composite 106 Lac Murray Lake Composite 33 Ruisseau Otter Brook Composite 107 Grand Bay Composite 34 Rivière South Branch Nepisiguit River 108 Ruisseau Belleisle Creek 35 Ruisseau Forty Mile Brook 109 Rivière Kennebecasis River 36 Rivière Pabineau River Composite 110 Ruisseau Washademoak Creek 37 Rivière Little South Branch Nepisiguit River 111 Ruisseau Baker Brook Composite 38 Ruisseau Forty Four Mile Brook 112 Rivière Nerepis River 39 Ruisseau Moody Brook Composite 113 Ruisseau Back Brook Composite 40 Source Rivière Nepisiguit River Headwaters 114 Rivière Jemseg River 41 Havre de Bathurst Harbour 115 Rivière Nashwaak River Détroit de Northumberland Strait Composite 116 Ruisseau Nashwaaksis Stream Composite 42 Lac Jardine Lake Composite 117 Ruisseau Indian Brook Composite 43 Rivière Kouchibouguacis River 118 Ruisseau Mactaquac Stream 44 Rivière Shediac River 119 Ruisseau Longs Creek Composite 45 Rivière Cocagne River 120 Ruisseau Becaguimec Stream 46 Péninsule Cape Tormentine Peninsula Composite 121 Ruisseau Big Presque Isle Stream Composite 47 Sud de la Rivière Cocagne /South of Cocagne River Composite 122 Rivière Oromocto River 48 Rivière Black River Composite 123 Rivière Keswick River 49 Rivière Richibucto River 124 Ruisseau Nackawic Stream 50 Rivière Buctouche River Composite 125 Ruisseau Phillips Creek Composite 51 Rivière Kouchibouguac River 126 Ruisseau Swan Creek Composite Rivière Petitcodiac Composite Rivière St. Croix River Basin 52 Ruisseau Bannister Brook Composite 127 Johnson Cove Composite 53 Rivière Little River 128 Lac Spednic Lake 54 Ruisseau Turtle Creek Composite 129 Ruisseau Forest City Stream 55 Rivière Memramcook River 130 Ruisseau Canoose Stream Composite 56 South Channel 131 Rivière Waweig River 57 Rivière Pollett River Fundy Ouest /West Fundy Composite 58 Rivière Anagance River 132 Rivière Digdeguash River 59 Rivière North River 133 Rivière Lepreau River 60 Ruisseau O'Blenis Brook Composite 134 Est de la Rivière Didgeguash /East of Didgequash River Composite Rivière Restigouche River Basin 135 Rivière Pocologan River Composite 61 Sud de la Rivière Patapedia /South of Patapedia River Composite 136 Rivière Bocabec River Composite 62 Rivière Kedgwick River 137 Rivière Little Lepreau River Composite 63 Rivière Little Main Restigouche River 138 Est de la Rivière New /East of New River Composite 64 Ruisseau Christopher Brook 139 Rivière Musquash River 65 Ruisseau Cheuters Brook Composite 140 Rivière New River 66 Ruisseau Whites Brook 141 Est de la Rivière Musquash /East of Musquash River Composite 67 Ruisseau Hailes Brook Composite 142 Rivière Magaguadavic River 68 Ruisseau Tracy Brook.
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