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• 1. (219) 301-4006
• 2. (718) 762-8700
• 3. (765) 325-2477
• 4. (949) 489-8911
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• 6. 318-464-3104
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Where is the Dungeness watershed?

  The Dungeness Watershed is located on the North Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. The DRMT’s geographic focus area includes both the Dungeness Watershed, and the adjacent Sequim Bay Watershed to the east. View Detailed Map Dungeness River Management Team © 2012

• What does the Watershed Center do?

  The Watershed Center has a 20 year history of protecting and preserving Grand Traverse Bay and its 1,000-square mile watershed through on-the-ground projects and advocacy. Our water quality and quality of life are worth protecting.

• What is in the minneapolis watershed?

  The watershed stretches 178-square miles from St. Bonifacius to south Minneapolis and includes Lake Minnetonka, the Minneapolis Chain of Lakes, Minnehaha Creek, and Minnehaha Falls. It includes eight major creeks, 129 lakes, and thousands of wetlands. Learn more about the watershed .

• Where is the watershed located?

  A watershed is the area of land where all of the water that falls in it and drains off of it goes to a common outlet. Watersheds can be as small as a footprint or large enough to encompass all the land that drains water into rivers that drain into Chesapeake Bay , where it enters the Atlantic Ocean.

• What is your watershed address?

  Your watershed address begins with the first named stream or lake that water flowing off your property will come to and ends with the Atlantic Ocean. For example, the watershed address of the Monroe County Conservation District offices is as follows: Kettle Creek → Appenzell Creek → McMichaels Creek → Brodhead Creek → Delaware...