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What is your watershed address?

Using the information you've gathered, write your own watershed address in the form.
Help? See the example below.

Bonus: Watersheds Knowledge Quiz or Discussion Questions


STREET ADDRESS

WATERSHED ADDRESS

School


Local river/creek

Town/city


Regional river

County


River basin

State


Largest river

Country


Ocean/Gulf


Example Watershed Address


STREET ADDRESS

WATERSHED ADDRESS

School: Alton R-IV

Local river/creek: Piney Creek

Town: Alton

Regional river: Eleven Point
County: Oregon River basin: White River

State: Missouri

Largest river: Mississippi

Country: United States

Ocean/Gulf: Gulf of Mexico



Watersheds Knowledge Quiz or Discussion Questions

Using the information you've gathered, answer the questions:

1. What is a watershed?
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2. Do you live in a watershed?__________

3. What is the name of your local watershed?
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4. How are watersheds named?
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5. What is the Mississippi River Basin?
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6. What are the east and west boundaries of the Mississippi River Basin?
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7. Where does the water from your local watershed finally end up?
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 This project was developed with funding from the University of Missouri Extension, South Central Region, and in collaboration with the South Missouri Water Quality Project of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).

This is the Web site of the Bryant Watershed Education Project, based in West Plains, Missouri. Our site is a toolkit for exploring the Bryant Creek, North Fork, Eleven Point and Upper Spring watersheds in the southern Missouri Ozarks.
Learn more.


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