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Drainage-Area Data for Wisconsin Streams Click here to return to USGS publications U.S . Geological Survey Open-File Report 83-933 Drainage-Area Data For Wisconsin Streams Prepared in cooperation with the WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Rock-Fox-Des Plaines River Basin-Continued . TYPE STATION DRAINAGE STREAM AND LOCATION TOWNSHIP RANGE SECTION COUNTY NUMBER OF AREA (mi-) SITE Mississippi River--Continued Rock River--Continued Crawfish River--Continued )5425600 North Branch Crawfish River near 11 N 12 E NW1/4SW1/4 14 Columbia 2 69 .1 Columbus, County Trunk Highway DG )5425640 North Branch Crawfish River at Fall 11 N 12 E SE1/4SE1/4 27 Columbia 2 76 .2 River, County Trunk Highway D )5425645 North Branch Crawfish River at Fall 11 N 12 E SE1/4NE1/4 34 Columbia 5 77 .7 River, at sewage-treatment plant )5425650 North Branch Crawfish River near Fall 11 N 12 E SEl/4SE1/4 34 Columbia 5 80 .0 River, town road )5425700 Robbins Creek near Columbus, U.S . 10 N 12 E NE1/4SE1/4 11 Columbia 4 8 .01 Highway 16 )5425716 Crawfish River at Columbus, U .S . Highway 16 10 N 12 E NE1/4SE1/4 13 Columbia 5 164 )5425718 Crawfish River tributary at Columbus, 10 N 13 E NW1/4SW1/4 18 Dodge 5 1 .90 State Highway 60 )5425720 Crawfish River at Columbus, at sewage- 10 N 13 E NW1/4NW1/4 19 Dodge 5 167 treatment plant )5425790 Nolan Creek at Danville, at mouth 10 N 13 E NW1/4SE1/4 22 Dodge 7 8 .28 )5425800 Crawfish River near Danville, County Trunk 10 N 13 E NE1/4SW1/4 26 Dodge 6 207 Highway TT )5425810 Mud Creek near Danville, at mouth 9 N 13 E SE1/4NW1/4 2 Dodge 7 15 .2 )5425827 Maunesha River near Sun Prairie, 9 N 11 E SE1/4SW1/4 23 Dane 3 26 .0 town road )5425830 Maunesha River near Sun Prairie, 9 N 11 E SW1/4NE1/4 25 Dane 5 37 .1 town road 05425832 Maunesha River near Sun Prairie, 9 N 11 E SE1/4NE1/4 25 Dane 7 39 .4 downstream from tributary 05425836 Maunesha River near Marshall, at inlet 8 N 12 E NW1/4NE1/4 9 Dane 7 65 .2 to lake 05425838 Maunesha River tributary near Marshall, 8 N 12 E NW1/4SE1/4 9 Dane 7 2 .50 at mouth 05425839 Maunesha River near Marshall, at dam at 8 N 12 E NE1/4NW1/4 15 Dane 7 70 .2 State Highway 73 05425840 Maunesha River at Marshall, at sewage- 8 N 12 E NW1/4NE1/4 15 Dane 5 70 .6 treatment plant 05425842 Spring Creek at Marshall, at mouth 8 N 12 E NW1/4SE1/4 15 Dane 7 8 .36 05425843 Maunesha River at Marshall, State 8 N 12 E SE1/4NE1/4 15 Dane 7 79 .9 Highway 19 05425845 Maunesha River at Waterloo, at dam 8 N 13 E 1/4NW1/4 7 Jefferson 7 90 .4 05425846 Maunesha River at Waterloo, State 8 N 13 E 1/4NE1/4 7 Jefferson 5 90 .8 Highway 19 05425847 Maunesha River at Waterloo, at sewage- 8 N 13 E 1/4SW1/4 5 Jefferson 5 91 .3 treatment plant 05425850 Maunesha River at Portland, State 8 N 13 E W1/4NE1/4 5 Jefferson 5,6 94 .4 Highway 19 05425853 Stony Brook near Kroghville, town road 7 N 13 E 1/4NW1/4 8 Jefferson 5 5 .08 Rock-Fox-Des Plaines River Basin-Continued . STATION TYPE DRAINAGE TOWNSHIP RANGE SECTION COUNTY NUMBER STREAM AND LOCATION OF AREA (miz) SITE Mississippi River--Continued Rock River--Continued Crawfish River--Continued Maunesha River--Continued 35425857 Stony Brook near Waterloo, town road 8 N 13 E SW1/4NE1/4 29 Jefferson 5 11 .2 35425860 Stony Brook near Waterloo, town road 8 N 13 E SE1/4SW1/4 17 Jefferson 5 14 .2 35425865 Stony Brook near Waterloo, at mouth 9 N 13 E NW1/4SE1/4 33 Dodge 7 26 .9 35425867 Maunesha River near Waterloo, at mouth 9 N 13 E SWL/4NE1/4 27 Dodge 7 124 35425868 Crawfish River near Waterloo, just 9 N 13 E NW1/4NE1/4 27 Dodge 7 . 365 downstream from confluence with Maunesha River 35425870 Crawfish River, County Trunk Highway BB 9 N 13 E SE1/4SW1/4 23 Dodge 7 365 35425880 Beaver Dam River, County Trunk Highway A 13 N 13 E SW1/4SW1/4 16 Dodge 7 22 .4 35425883 Drew Creek near Fox Lake, at mouth 13 N 13 E SW1/4NE1/4 14 Dodge 7 6 .00 )5425887 Alto Creek near Fox Lake, County Trunk 13 N 14 E SEL/4SE1/4 7 Dodge 7 8 .69 Highway F 35425890 Beaver Dam River at Fox Lake, County 13 N 13 E NE1/4NW1/4 35 Dodge 1 58 .1 Trunk Highway P 35425891 Beaver Dam River at Fox Lake, County 13 N 13 E NE1/4NW1/4 35 Dodge 5 58 .1 Trunk Highway P (Fox Lake Outlet) 35425892 Beaver Dam River near Fox Lake, town road 13 N 13 E SE1/4SW1/4 34 Dodge 5 58 .9 35425894 Beaver Dam River tributary near Fox Lake, 13 N 13 E SE1/4SW1/4 34 Dodge 5 1 .11 town road 35425898 Beaver Creek tributary near Randolph, 12 N 12 E SW1/4SW1/4 13 Columbia 5 4 .58 County Trunk Highway G 35425900 Beaver Creek near Randolph, County 12 N 13 E NW1/4NE1/4 17 Dodge 5 34 .3 Trunk Highway G )5425901 Beaver Creek near Fox Lake, County 12 N 13 E SW1/4SW1/4 9 Dodge 7 34 .8 Trunk Highway FW 35425903 Beaver Dam River tributary near 12 N 13 E SE1/4SW1/4 27 Dodge 5 4 .27 Beaver Dam, County Trunk Highway CC )54259047 Tributary to Beaver Dam River 13 N 13 E NE1/4NE1/4 35 Dodge 5 .27 tributary at Fox Lake, at Trenton Street 35425905 Beaver Dam River tributary at Fox Lake, 13 N 13 E SE1/4NEl/4 35 Dodge 5 1 .28 sewage-treatment plant )5425910 Beaver Dam River at Beaver Dam, at dam 11 N 14 E SW1/4NW1/4 4 Dodge 7 156 35425912 Beaver Dam River at Beaver Dam, at 11 N 14 E NE1/4SW1/4 4 Dodge 5 157 Davis Street 35425915 Calamus Creek at Leipsig, at mouth 11 N 14 E SW1/4NE1/4 30 Dodge 7 29 .6 35425917 Crystal Creek near Beaver Dam, at 11 N 14 E SE1/4NE1/4 16 Dodge 7 11 .9 junction with Park Creek (head of Shaw Brook) )5425918 Park Creek near Beaver Dam, at mouth 11 N 14 E SE1/4NE1/4 16 Dodge 7 5 .12 )5425920 Schultz Creek near Leipsig, at mouth 11 N 14 E SW1/4SE1/4 22 Dodge 7 6 .1 Rock-Fox-Des Plaines River Basin -Continued . STATION TYPE DRAINAGE STREAM AND LOCATION TOWNSHIP RANGE SECTION COUNTY NUMBER OF AREA (mil) SITE Mississippi River--Continued Rock River--Continued Crawfish River--Continued Beaver Dam River--Continued )5425922 Shaw Brook near Lowell, at mouth 10 N 14 E NE1/4NW1/4 10 Dodge 7 34 .4 )5425924 Beaver Dam River at Lowell, U .S . 10 N 14 E SW1/4NE1/4 15 Dodge 5 238 Highway 16 )5425926 Beaver Dam River tributary at 10 N 14 E NW1/4SE1/4 28 Dodge 5 3 .51 Reeseville, County Trunk Highway J )5425927 Beaver Dam River near Reeseville, 10 N 14 E NE1/4SW1/4 27 Dodge 7 244 County Trunk Highway J )5425928 Pratt Creek near Juneau, town road 11 N 15 E SE1/4NW1/4 16 Dodge 1 3 .54 )5425930 Pratt Creek near Lowell, U .S . 10 N 14 E SW1/4SW1/4 13 Dodge 2 21 .5 Highway 16 )5425934 Pratt Creek near Reeseville, at mouth 10 N 14 E NE1/4SW1/4 26 Dodge 7 23 .0 )5425936 Casper Creek near Reeseville, at mouth 10 N 14 E NE1/4NW1/4 35 Dodge 7 17 .5 )5425938 Cold Spring Creek near Reeseville, 9 N 14 E NW1/4NE1/4 2 Dodge 7 9 .72 at mouth 05425945 Lau Creek near Richwood, at mouth 9 N 14 E SW1/4NE1/4 16 Dodge 7 7 .98 )5425948 Beaver Dam River near Waterloo, at mouth 9 N 14 E SW1/4SE1/4 19 Dodge 7 322 )5425953 Crawfish River tributary near Richwood, 9 N 14 E NW1/4NW1/4 32 Dodge 7 12 .2 a t mou th 05425955 Crawfish River near Waterloo, State 8 N 14 E NW1/4NE1/4 6 Jefferson 7 709 Highway 19 )5425960 Crawfish River tributary near Lake Mills, 8 N 14 E NE1/4SW1/4 31 Jefferson 5 5 .11 town road )5425965 Crawfish River tributary near Lake Mills, 8 N 14 E NE1/4NE1/4 31 Jefferson 7 6 .49 at mouth 05425967 Rock Greek near Lake Mills, at Town 6 N 13 E NW1/4NW1/4 1 Jefferson 5 3 .10 Line Road 05425970 Rock Creek near Lake Mills, County Trunk 7 N 13 E SE1/4SW1/4 23 Jefferson 5,6 7 .94 Highway A )5425975 Rock Lake at Lake Mills, at dam at 7 N 13 E NW1/4NW1/4 11 Jefferson 6 14 .8 outlet of Rock Lake )5425980 Rock Creek at Lake Mills, at dam 7 N 13 E NE1/4NE1/4 14 Jefferson 5 14 .8 05425983 Rock Creek at Lake Mills, State Highway 89 7 N 13 E NW1/4NW1/4 13 Jefferson 5 15 .0 )5425988 Rock Creek at Lake Mills, County Trunk 7 N 13 E NW1/4NE1/4 13 Jefferson 5 15 .7 Highway B )5425990 Rock Creek at Lake Mills, at sewage- 7 N 13 E SE1/4SE1/4 12 Jefferson 7 16 .0 treatment plant 05425995 Rock Creek near Milford, at mouth 7 N 14 E NW1/4NW1/4 5 Jefferson 7 23 .0 05426000 Crawfish River at Milford, County T-alic 'f N 14 E NW1/4SW1/4 4 Jefferson 1 762 Highway A 05426030 Crawfish River at Jefferson, at mouth 6 N 14 E SW1/4NW1/4 11 Jefferson 7 792 )5426031 Rock River at Jefferson, State Highway 26 6 N 14 E HE1/4SW1/4 11 Jefferson 5 1,850 05426032 Rock River at Jefferson, at sewage-treatment 6 N 14 E NW1/4SE1/4 11 Jefferson 7 1,850 plant Ro ck-Fox-Des Plaines River Basin-Continued.
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