Water Planning Data for Region F

Clear Creek

The impounded headwater springs are located in Menard County.

Colorado River

From the Brown/San Saba/Mills County line upstream to Robert Lee Dam in Coke County, excluding O.H. Ivie Reservoir (TNRCC classified stream segment 1426 and part of 1410).

Concho River

From a point 1.2 miles above the confluence of Fuzzy Creek in Concho County upstream to San Angelo Dam on the North Concho River in Tom Green County and to Nasworthy Dam on the South Concho River in Tom Green County (TNRCC classified stream segment 1421).

Devils River

From the Sutton/Val Verde County line upstream to the confluence with the Dry Devils River in Sutton County (within TNRCC classified stream segment 2309).

Diamond Y Springs

From the confluence with Leon Creek in Pecos County to its headwaters in Pecos County.

East Sandia Springs - (Reeves County)

Threatened or endangered species/unique communities - Pecos gambusia (Hubbs et al., 1991); puzzle sunflower (Fed.T/SOC) (D. Sullivan, 1998, pers. comm.)

Elm Creek

From Elm Creek Park Lake in Ballinger (Runnels County) upstream to the FM 2647 bridge in central Runnels County.

Giffen Springs - (Reeves County)

James River

From the confluence with the Llano River in the central part of Mason County to its headwaters south of Noxville in the southeastern part of Kimble County.

Diamond Y Draw (Leon Creek)

From the confluence with the Pecos River in Pecos County upstream to its headwaters in Pecos County.

Live Oak Creek

From the confluence with the Pecos River about seven miles southeast of Sheffield in Crockett County to its headwaters about six miles north of Old Fort Lancaster in Crockett County.

Pecos River

From the Val Verde/Crockett County line upstream to the FM 11 bridge on the Pecos/Crane County line (within TNRCC classified stream segment 2311).

Pedernales River

From the Kimble/Gillespie County line upstream to FM 385 in Kimble County (within TNRCC classified stream segment 1414).

Salt Creek

From the confluence with the Pecos River in Reeves County upstream to the Reeves/Culberson County line.

San Saba River

From FM 864 in Menard County upstream to Fort McKavett in Menard County.

San Solomon Springs - (Reeves County)

South Llano River

From the confluence with the North Llano River at Junction near the center of Kimble County upstream to the Kimble/Edwards County line (within TNRCC stream segment 1415).

Spring Creek

From the FM 2335 crossing in Tom Green County to its headwaters located four miles south of the corner common to Schleicher, Irion, and Crockett counties.

Toyah Creek

From the confluence with the Pecos River in Reeves County upstream to FM 1450 in Reeves County

West Rocky Creek

From the confluence with the Middle Concho River in northeast Irion County upstream to its headwaters in south Sterling County.

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