The Lower Sugar River Watershed is divided into 13 subwatersheds as shown on the map below. Each subwatershed feeds into the Sugar River. The subwatersheds range in water quality from impaired to listed as Exceptional Resource Waters. One focus of the LSRWA is to improve the quality of the impaired subwatersheds. The first step in this process is to sample the water to establish some baseline data. Monitoring work for this effort has already begun through our Citizen Science programs. If you live in one of the subwatersheds, please consider getting involved in helping to make a difference in your own backyard!
For more information on each Subwatershed, click the link on the left side of this page.
Subwatershed Maps in PDF format are shown in the table at the bottom of this page.
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Lower Sugar River Subwatershed Maps (11x17 PDF) |
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Low Resolution Topographic |
High Resolution Topographic |
Medium Resolution Photo |
WRAS Map | |
Decatur Lake-Sugar River | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Juda Branch | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Mount Hope Cemetery | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
North Branch Otter Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Norwegian Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
OK Creek-Sugar River | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Otter Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Searles Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Spring Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Sugar River | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Sylvester Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Taylor Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here | |
Willow Creek | Click Here | Click Here | Click Here |