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Upper Black Warrior River (0316-0112) Sub-Watershed: Davis Creek NRCS Sub-Watershed Number 080 Landuse: The Davis Creek sub-watershed drains approximately 171 mi 2 in Tuscaloosa, Bibb, and Jefferson Counties. Land cover within the sub-watershed was 83% forest. A total of 10 current construction/stormwater authorizations and 24 mining NPDES permits have been issued in the sub-watershed (Appendix B). Percent land cover estimated by local SWCD (Appendix A, ASWCC 1998) Forest Row crop Pasture Mining Urban Open Water Other 83%
Upper Black Warrior River (0316-0112) Assessment stations located within the sub-watershed. Descriptions are provided in Appendix E-1. Station Assessment Type Date Location Area (mi 2 ) Classification DAVT-27c Habitat, Biological, Chemical DACUA01 Chemical 1998- 1999 2002 Davis Cr. nr. Friendship Church in Tuscaloosa Co. 55 F&W Davis Cr. at Tuscaloosa CR 59 87 F&W PDC-1 Chemical 1999 Prudes Cr. approx. 0.3 mi us of mouth 5 F&W PGC-1 Habitat, Biological, Chemical 1999 Pegues Cr. approx. 2.1 mi us of confluence with Black Warrior R. DNC-1 Chemical 1999 Daniel Cr. approx. 3.0 mi. us of confluence with Black Warrior R. HNC-1 Chemical 1999 Hanna Mill Cr. approx. 0.9 mi us of confluence with Davis Cr. HOL2 Chemical Holt Reservoir us of Old Lock 15 Public Access Area 10 F&W 14 F&W 7 F&W 4175 F&W HOL3 Chemical Holt Reservoir at RM 353 4205 F&W Pegues Creek: Pegues Creek at PGC-1 was a riffle-run stream located in the Shale Hills (68f) subecoregion (Appendix P-1). Substrate was mainly gravel with some cobble and silt. Habitat quality was impacted by embeddedness, sediment deposition, and eroded banks. Six EPT families were collected, indicating the macroinvertebrate community to be in poor condition (Appendix P-2). Intensive water quality data were collected from Pegues Creek at PGC-1 from May through September of 1999 (Appendix P-3). Mean conductivity was 779 µmhos at 25 o C, 7 times greater than values measured at least-impaired ecoregional reference sites. Chromium, iron, and manganese were periodically elevated (Appendix P-4). Daniel Creek: Daniel Creek at DNC-1 is a cobble-gravel stream located in the Shale Hills (68f) subecoregion (Appendix P-1). Habitat quality was assessed as excellent. Three EPT families were collected, indicating the macroinvertebrate community to be in poor condition (Appendix P-2). Intensive water quality data were collected from Daniel Creek at DNC-1 from May through September of 1999 (Appendix P-3). Total dissolved solids were not measured, but mean conductivity was 1,922 µmhos at 25 o C, approximately 19 times greater than values measured at least-impaired ecoregional reference sites (ADEM 2004d). Chromium, iron, and manganese were periodically elevated (Appendix P-4). Prudes Creek: Intensive water quality data were collected from Prudes Creek at PDC-1 from May through September of 1999 (Appendix P-3). Total dissolved solids were not collected, but conductivity was slightly elevated during all 3 sampling events. The concentrations of chromium and manganese were periodically elevated (Appendix P-4). 163
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SURFACE WATER QUALITY SCREENING ASS
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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS
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List of Figures LIST OF FIGURES 1 C
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List of Abbreviations LIST OF ABBRE
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Introduction INTRODUCTION Backgroun
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Methodology Table 7. Sub-watersheds
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Methodology Fig. 2. Level IV Ecoreg
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Methodology SITE SELECTION Alabama
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