Topographic map showing Tate Creek and the Chestatee RiverMap showing Tate Creek and its sub-watershed (outlined in pink), and the Chestatee River
Tate Creek rises in east-central Lumpkin County, just south of Porter Springs, where State Route 60 turns north and splits from U.S. Route 19, and just inside the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest.[2] The creek heads south and then east for approximately 1.75 miles, forms Rodgers Lake, and then continues east to pick up Moose Creek from the north. Departing the national forest, the creek heads east for 1.35 miles, and then joins the Chestatee River just west of Frogtown Road.[3]
Sub-watershed detailsEdit
The creek watershed and associated waters is designated by the United States Geological Survey as sub-watershedHUC 031300010505, is named the Tate Creek-Chestatee River sub-watershed, drains an area of approximately 31 square miles northwest of Cleveland, and is bisected by the Chestatee River. The sub-watershed around Tate Creek, which encompasses the Chestatee River from its confluence with Boggs Creek just south of its origin, to the confluence of the Chestatee River and Tesnatee Creek, drains a significant portion of eastern Lumpkin County. From north to south, 5 unnamed branches join the Chestatee from the east, while Mill Creek, Pruitt Creek, Tate Creek, and 6 other unnamed branches flow into the river from the west.[3]
tate, creek, chestatee, river, tributary, tate, creek, stream, georgia, tributary, chestatee, river, creek, approximately, miles, long, contents, course, watershed, details, also, referencescourse, edit, nbsp, topographic, showing, tate, creek, chestatee, rive. Tate Creek is a stream in Georgia and is a tributary of the Chestatee River The creek is approximately 3 97 miles 6 39 km long 1 Contents 1 Course 2 Sub watershed details 3 See also 4 ReferencesCourse Edit nbsp Topographic map showing Tate Creek and the Chestatee River nbsp Map showing Tate Creek and its sub watershed outlined in pink and the Chestatee RiverTate Creek rises in east central Lumpkin County just south of Porter Springs where State Route 60 turns north and splits from U S Route 19 and just inside the Chattahoochee Oconee National Forest 2 The creek heads south and then east for approximately 1 75 miles forms Rodgers Lake and then continues east to pick up Moose Creek from the north Departing the national forest the creek heads east for 1 35 miles and then joins the Chestatee River just west of Frogtown Road 3 Sub watershed details EditThe creek watershed and associated waters is designated by the United States Geological Survey as sub watershed HUC 031300010505 is named the Tate Creek Chestatee River sub watershed drains an area of approximately 31 square miles northwest of Cleveland and is bisected by the Chestatee River The sub watershed around Tate Creek which encompasses the Chestatee River from its confluence with Boggs Creek just south of its origin to the confluence of the Chestatee River and Tesnatee Creek drains a significant portion of eastern Lumpkin County From north to south 5 unnamed branches join the Chestatee from the east while Mill Creek Pruitt Creek Tate Creek and 6 other unnamed branches flow into the river from the west 3 See also EditWater Resource Region South Atlantic Gulf Water Resource Region Apalachicola basinReferences Edit National Hydrography Dataset NHD United States Geological Survey Retrieved 2015 12 22 file geodatabase GDB at ftp rockyftp cr usgs gov vdelivery Datasets Staged Hydro FileGDB101 Geographic Names Information System GNIS USGS Retrieved 2015 12 16 a b EPA MyWaters Mapper Environmental Protection Agency Retrieved 2015 12 16 34 36 39 N 83 57 46 W 34 61083 N 83 96278 W 34 61083 83 96278 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Tate Creek Chestatee River tributary amp oldid 1101814099, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
