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Tar-Pamlico River Basin NC DENR - DIVISON OF WATER QUALITY NO RECORDS RETURNED! Check Basin Name. Alphabetic List of NC Waterbodies TAR-PAMLICO RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Abel Bay TAR07 29-36 F32NE9 SA;HQW,NSW Acre Swamp TAR07 29-34-35-1-1 E31SE1 C;Sw,NSW Adams Creek TAR07 29-19-6 F31NE2 SC;NSW Aggie Run TAR06 28-103-14 E30NE7 C;Sw,NSW Alligator Creek TAR07 29-33-3-1 F32SE8 SA;HQW,NSW Alligator Gut TAR07 29-9-1-9 F31NW4 SC;NSW Alligator Gut TAR07 29-28-15-3 F32SW4 SA;HQW,NSW Alligator Gut TAR07 29-33-2-8 F32SW9 SC;NSW Alligator Gut TAR07 29-34-41-1 F32NE4 SA;HQW,NSW Allison Creek TAR07 29-34-40-10 F32NE5 SA;HQW,NSW Archbell Gut TAR07 29-19-12 F31NE4 SC;NSW Ashon Gut TAR07 29-29-3 F32NW5 C;HQW,NSW Atlantic Ocean TAR08 99-(6) G35NE6 SB Aycock Creek TAR01 28-10 C24NW6 C;NSW Back Creek TAR07 29-19-9-(1) F31NE2 SC;NSW Back Creek TAR07 29-19-9-(2) F31NE2 SB;NSW Back Creek TAR08 29-65 F34NE3 SA;HQW Back Landing Bay TAR07 29-34-16 E33SW4 SC;NSW Back Swamp TAR02 28-68-1-4 C26SE5 C;NSW Bailey Creek TAR07 29-28-6-(1) F31SE5 C;Sw,NSW Bailey Creek TAR07 29-28-6-(2) F31SE5 SC;NSW Bailey Creek TAR07 29-29-5-2 F32NW6 SA;HQW,NSW Bakers Spring TAR02 28-52 D27NW8 WS-IV;NSW,CA Baldwin Swamp TAR05 28-99-1-1-1 E29NE8 C;NSW Ballahack Canal TAR03 28-87-1.2 D29NW8 C;NSW Barber Creek TAR05 28-98 E29SE2 C;NSW Barnett Gut TAR07 29-33-2-7 F32SW6 SC;NSW Barris Creek TAR07 29-18-(1) F31NE7 C;NSW Barris Creek TAR07 29-18-(2) F31NE7 SC;NSW Bateman Creek TAR07 29-34-17 E33SW4 SC;NSW Bates Branch TAR05 28-101-6-1 E29SW6 C;NSW Bath Creek TAR07 29-19-(1) E31SE8 SC;NSW Bath Creek TAR07 29-19-(5.5) F31NE2 SB;NSW Battalina Creek TAR07 29-34-32 F32SE7 SC;HQW,NSW Bay Branch TAR07 29-6-2-1-6 F30NE1 C;NSW Bear Branch TAR02 28-55-3 D26NE5 C;NSW Bear Creek TAR02 28-68-1-2 C26SE4 C;NSW Bear Creek TAR05 28-102 E30SW9 C;NSW Bear Grass Swamp (Harris Millpond) TAR06 28-103-5-1 E30NE1 C;Sw,NSW Bear Swamp TAR04 28-79-25-7 B27SE4 C;NSW Bear Swamp Creek TAR01 28-23 C25NE8 WS-IV;NSW Beaverdam Branch TAR02 28-68-1-3 C26SE7 C;NSW Beaverdam Branch TAR03 28-83-3-2.7 D28NW9 C;NSW Beaverdam Swamp TAR04 28-79-27 C27SE2 WS-IV;NSW Beaverdam Swamp TAR04 28-79-30-1-1 B27SE6 C;Sw,NSW Beaverdam Swamp TAR07 29-10-2 E31SW8 C;NSW Becky Creek (Becky Branch) TAR07 29-34-40-4 F32NE3 SA;HQW,NSW Beech Branch TAR02 28-75-(1) C27SE8 B;NSW Beech Branch TAR02 28-75-(2) C27SE9 C;NSW Beech Branch TAR02 28-75-(4) D28NW2 WS-IV;NSW Beech Swamp TAR04 28-79-30 C28NW6 C;Sw,NSW Page 1 of 18 TAR-PAMLICO RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Bell Bay TAR07 29-36-1 F33NW7 SA;HQW,NSW Bell Branch TAR05 28-97-1-1 E29SE4 C;NSW Bell Creek TAR07 29-36-1-1 F32NE9 SA;HQW,NSW Bens Creek TAR04 28-79-25-4 B27NW8 C;NSW Bernice Creek TAR08 29-44-5-3 F33SW3 SA;HQW Berry Creek TAR07 29-36-1-2 F33NW7 SA;HQW,NSW Berrys Bay TAR08 29-71 E35SW8 SA;HQW Betty Creek TAR07 29-33-11-6 F32SW6 SA;HQW,NSW Biddie Toe Creek TAR02 28-32 D26NW8 C;NSW Big Branch TAR01 28-13-1 C24NE6 C;NSW Big Branch TAR02 28-49 D27SW2 WS-IV;NSW,CA Big Branch TAR04 28-79-25-3 B26NE9 C;NSW Big Branch Creek TAR01 28-29-6 C25SE8 C;NSW Big Gut TAR02 28-45 D27SW3 WS-IV;NSW,CA Big Kernel Tree Branch TAR07 29-33-2-5 F32SW8 SC;NSW Big Marsh Gut TAR07 29-33-10-1 F32SE4 SA;HQW,NSW Big Peachtree Creek TAR02 28-68-1 C26SW6 C;NSW Big Pond Gut TAR07 29-33-6-3 F32SW6 SA;HQW,NSW Big Swamp (Singleton Swamp) TAR06 28-103-14-1-1 E31SW1 C;Sw,NSW Bill Daniels Gut TAR07 29-35-1 F32SE5 SA;HQW,NSW Bill Gut TAR07 29-35-2 F32SE5 SA;HQW,NSW Billys Creek TAR01 28-20 C25SW2 WS-IV;NSW Black Branch TAR04 28-79-11 B26SE1 C;NSW Black Swamp TAR04 28-79-27-1 C27NE7 WS-IV;NSW Blounts Bay (inside a line from Hill Point to TAR07 29-9 F31NW4 SB;NSW Mauls Point) Blounts Creek TAR07 29-9-1-(1) F31SW1 C;Sw,NSW Blounts Creek TAR07 29-9-1-(3) F31NW7 SB;NSW Boar Creek TAR07 29-37 F32SE6 SA;HQW,NSW Boat Creek TAR07 29-35-6-4-2 F32SE6 SA;HQW,NSW Bobbitts Branch TAR04 28-79-25-5-1 B26NE8 C;NSW Bobs Creek TAR04 28-79-19 B27SW7 C;NSW Bollens Creek TAR01 28-9 C24NE1 C;NSW Bond Creek TAR07 29-28-15-(1) F32SW5 C;Sw,NSW Bond Creek TAR07 29-28-15-(2) F32SW5 SA;HQW,NSW Boulding Creek TAR01 28-9-1 C24NE1 C;NSW Boundary Canal (South Side) TAR08 29-57-1-2 F34NW8 C;Sw Boundary Canal (South Side) TAR08 29-60-4-1 F34NW9 SC Boundary Canal (West, North, and East Sides) TAR08 29-70-5-2-1 F33NE5 SC Box Creek TAR07 29-36-1-3 F32NE9 SA;HQW,NSW Boyd Creek TAR07 29-19-5-(1) F31NE1 C;NSW Boyd Creek TAR07 29-19-5-(2) E31SE8 SC;NSW Bradley Creek TAR07 29-34-49-2-1 F32NE7 SA;HQW,NSW Brandy Creek TAR01 28-29-3-(1) C25SW4 B;NSW Brandy Creek TAR01 28-29-3-(2) C25SW5 C;NSW Breeches Swamp TAR04 28-79-30-2-1-2 C27NE6 C;Sw,NSW Bridle Creek TAR04 28-79-8 B26SW2 C;NSW Briery Branch TAR03 28-83-4-1-1 E28NW2 C;NSW Briery Swamp (Shepherd Millpond) TAR06 28-103-8 D29SE8 C;Sw,NSW Broad Creek TAR07 29-10-(1) E31SW7 C;NSW Broad Creek TAR07 29-10-(3) E31SW7 SB;NSW Broad Creek TAR07 29-34-34-5 E32SW5 SC;NSW Broad Creek TAR08 29-73-7 E35SW3 SA;HQW Broad Creek Canal TAR07 29-34-34-5-1 E32SW1 C;Sw,NSW Page 2 of 18 TAR-PAMLICO RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Broad Run TAR05 28-99 E30SW1 C;NSW Brooks Creek TAR08 29-62 F34NE6 SC Broomfield Swamp Creek TAR07 29-28-5 F31SE8 C;Sw,NSW Brown Branch and Connecting Canals TAR07 29-6-2-1-4 F30NE2 C;NSW Brown Run TAR07 29-21-5 F31NE7 SC;NSW Bryan Creek TAR05 28-90 E29NW8 WS-IV;NSW Buck Creek TAR08 29-52-6 F34SW1 SA;ORW Buck Swamp TAR02 28-73 D28NW4 C;NSW Buffalo Branch TAR04 28-79-22-3 B26SW5 C;NSW Buffalo Creek TAR02 28-78-1-10 C25NE3 C;NSW:+ Buffalo Creek TAR04 28-79-15 B26SE5 C;NSW Buffalo Creek (North Side) Tar River) TAR01 28-18-(0.5) C25NW5 C;NSW Buffalo Creek (North Side) Tar River) TAR01 28-18-(2) C25NW2 WS-IV;NSW Buffalo Creek (South Side Tar River) TAR01 28-22 C25SW3 WS-IV;NSW Burbage Gut TAR07 29-34-35-3 F32NW2 SC;NSW Burnt Coat Swamp TAR04 28-79-30-2 B27SE9 C;Sw,NSW Burrus Canal TAR08 29-70-5-2-1-5 E34SW5 C;Sw Burrus Creek TAR08 29-68 F35NW1 SA;HQW Butterwood Creek TAR04 28-79-25-7-1 B27NW9 C;NSW Buzzard Branch TAR04 28-79-22-1 B25SE3 C;NSW Bynums Mill Creek TAR03 28-83-4 D28SW8 C;NSW Bynums Mill Run TAR03 28-83-4-1 E28NW2 C;NSW Cabin Branch TAR04 28-79-22-5 B26SW6 C;NSW Cabin Branch TAR03 28-83-3-2.3 D28SW2 C;NSW Cabin Branch TAR05 28-101-5-2 E30SW7 C;NSW Caffee Bay TAR08 29-49-5 F33SE2 SA;ORW Cals Creek TAR07 29-7 F30NE3 C;NSW Campbell Creek TAR07 29-33-2-(1) F32SW8 C;Sw,NSW Campbell Creek TAR07 29-33-2-(2) F32SW8 SA;HQW,NSW Camphion Gut TAR07 29-33-2-15 F32SW9 SA;HQW,NSW Camping Creek TAR01 28-29-5 C25SW9 C;NSW Canal A PAS53 29-34-2-1 E32NW3 C;Sw,NSW Canal A TAR07 29-34-2-1 E32NW3 C;Sw,NSW Canal B PAS53 29-34-2-2 E32NE1 C;Sw,NSW Canal B TAR07 29-34-2-2 E32NE1 C;Sw,NSW Canal C PAS53 29-34-2-3 E32NE4 C;Sw,NSW Canal C TAR07 29-34-2-3 E32NE4 C;Sw,NSW Canal Creek TAR04 28-79-32-1 C29SW2 C;NSW Canal D TAR07 29-34-2-5 E32NE4 C;Sw,NSW Cannon Swamp TAR05 28-99-1-1 E29NE8 C;NSW Carrie Creek TAR07 29-33-2-13 F32SW9 SA;HQW,NSW Carter Creek TAR07 29-19-9-3 F31NE2 SC;NSW Carters Canal TAR08 29-70-5-2-1-6 E34SW5 C;Sw Cattail Branch TAR03 28-83-1-0.5 E27NE2 C;NSW Cattail Creek TAR01 28-8 B24SW9 C;NSW Cattail Creek TAR02 28-78-1-4 B25SE7 C;NSW:+ Cattail Swamp TAR03 28-83-1-1 D27SE7 C;NSW Cedar Creek TAR01 28-29-(1) C24SE3 WS-II;HQW,NSW Cedar Creek TAR01 28-29-(2) C25SW1 C;NSW Cedar Creek TAR07 29-6-6 E30SE8 SC;NSW Cedar Creek TAR07 29-41-2-1 F32SE9 SA;HQW Cedar Creek TAR08 29-67 F34NE3 SA;HQW Cedar Creek (New Franklinton Lake) TAR01 28-29-(1.5) C24SE3 WS-II;HQW,NSW,CA Cedar Island Thorofare TAR07 29-35-5 F32SE5 SA;HQW,NSW Page 3 of 18 TAR-PAMLICO RIVER BASIN Name of Stream Subbasin Stream Index Number Map Number Class Chapel Branch TAR05 28-102-1 E30SW9 C;NSW Cheeks Mill Creek (Suggs Creek) TAR03 28-85 D28SE9 C;NSW Chellybelle Creek TAR08 29-42-2 F33NW7 SA;HQW Cherry Run TAR06 28-103-17 E30SE5 C;Sw,NSW Chicod Creek TAR05 28-101 F30NW3 C;NSW Chocowinity Bay TAR07 29-6-(1) E30SE8 SC;NSW Chocowinity Bay TAR07 29-6-(5) E30SE9 SB;NSW Chocowinity Creek TAR07 29-6-2-1-(8) E30SE8 SC;NSW Chocowinity Creek and Connecting Canals TAR07 29-6-2-1-(1) F30NE5 C;Sw,NSW Church Creek TAR07 29-34-40-9 F32NE5 SA;HQW,NSW Cindy Edwards Branch TAR07 29-6-2-1-3 F30NE2 C;Sw,NSW Clark Creek TAR07 29-34-34-5-3 E32SW9 SC;NSW Clark Creek TAR07 29-35-6-4 F32SE6 SA;HQW,NSW Clark Creek TAR08 29-73-6 E35SE1 SA;HQW Clark Mill Creek TAR07 29-34-11-(1) E33SW4 C;Sw,NSW Clark Mill Creek TAR07 29-34-11-(2) E33SW1 SC;NSW Cliftons Pond TAR01 28-30-1 D25NE1 C;NSW Cockrel Creek TAR08 29-77 G35NE5 SA;HQW Coker Creek TAR02 28-33-1.5 D26NW6 C;NSW Cokey Swamp TAR03 28-83-3 D27NE8 C;NSW Collie Swamp TAR06 28-103-4 D30SW5 C;Sw,NSW Compass Creek TAR02 28-72 C27SE8 C;NSW Conetoe Creek TAR03 28-87-(0.5) D29NW6 C;NSW Conetoe Creek TAR03 28-87-(2) D29SW7 WS-IV;NSW Conetoe Creek TAR05 28-87-(2) D29SW7 WS-IV;NSW Convoy Gut TAR07 29-33-10-2 F32SE4 SA;HQW,NSW Coole Creek TAR01 28-24 C25SE1 WS-IV;NSW Coon Creek TAR01 28-11-5 B24SE5 C;NSW Corkenson Creek TAR07 29-34-25 E33SW7 SC;NSW Corn Creek TAR03 28-83-2.5 D28SW4 C;NSW Cow Creek TAR07 29-35-6-3-3 F32SE6 SA;HQW,NSW Cow Gallus Creek TAR07 29-33-1-3 F32SE7 SA;HQW,NSW Cow Gut TAR07 29-34-7 E32SE3 SC;NSW Cow Haul Swamp TAR04 28-79-30-3 C28SE6 C;Sw,NSW Cow Swamp TAR05 28-101-5 E29SE9 C;NSW Cowlick Branch TAR02 28-71 D27NE6 C;NSW Cowpen Branch TAR02 28-38 D27SW2 WS-IV;NSW,CA Cowpen Creek TAR08 29-49-2 F33NE7 SA;ORW Cox Creek TAR07 29-34-46-5 F32NE6 SA;HQW,NSW Crab Cove (Crabb Cove) TAR08 29-50 F33SE2 SA;ORW Crabtree Bay TAR07 29-34-13 E33SW4 SC;NSW Crabtree Creek TAR02 28-78-1-13-1 C26NW7 B;NSW:+ Cradle Gut TAR07 29-19-10 F31NE2 SC;NSW
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