Table 1. Drainage area of major watersheds, Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. (Modified from: USDA. 1981. Watersheds in Missouri) The Hydrologic Unit Code 07140107- is the prefer to the USDA code.
Table 1-A. Stream mileage summary, Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. (All profiled 3E and larger tributaries, tabulated by order, subbasin and hierarchal mile position from the headwaters of Castor River to the confluence with the Mississippi River)
Table 2. Stream mileage summary, by order, subbasin and permanency, Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. (Measured directly from USGS 7.5 minute topographic maps).
Table2-A. Channel gradient summary, Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. (All profiled 3E and larger tributaries, tabulated by order, subbasin and hierarchal mile position from the headwaters of the Castor River to the confluence with the Mississippi River).
Table 4. Stream frontages on public areas in the Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. CA=MDC
Conservation Area; AC=MDC Stream Access Area; SP=DNR State Park, USFS=United States Forest Service, MUNIP=Municipality; RM=River Mile on primary stream.
Table 6. Base-flow (cfs) recession characteristics. Average rate of depletion of base flow during May through October drought periods, Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. From Skelton (1970)
Table7. Estimated magnitude and frequency of annual low flows, Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. (Modified from MDNR (1984)
Table 9. Stream resources, by watershed, that would be flooded by a proposed 7,680-acre Cape Girardeau/Bollinger County recreational lake. (conservation pool at 480 NGVD)
Table 14. Species list of all fishes collected in the Headwaters Diversion Basin by MDC personnel (X), University studies (U) and recognized private collectors (P). State threatened species status is indicated.
Table 15. Species distribution, occurrence and composition in the Headwaters Diversion Basin, Missouri. From a total of 85 seine sites (% OCURR) of which 35 samples were enumerated (% COMP) by Pflieger and McCord.
Table 17. Fish species capture from electrofishing sites by Fisheries Management District 11 staff, 1973 through 1990.
Table 20. Castor River 6-year summary of selected creel parameters reported in the Missouri
State-Wide Angler Survey, 1983 - 1988. Becauseof limited angler contacts (221 anglers during the
6-year period) all data were combined. Parameters involving estimates (pressure, total catch and
total harvest) were avoided.
Table 21. Headwaters Diversion Channel 2-year summary of selected creel parameters reported in the Missouri State-Wide Angler Survey, 1987-1988. Because of wide annual fluctuations and limited angler contacts (182 anglers during the 2-year period) all data were combined. Parameters involving estimates (pressure, total catch, and total harvest) were avoided.
Table 22. State rank and location of species of conservation concern from the Headwaters Diversion Channel.
Table 23. Species list and status (state and federal) of naiades collected in the Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. From the MDC Natural Heritage data base.
Table 24. Species list and relative abundance of crayfish species collected in the Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri.
(From MDC NaturalHeritage data base)
Table 25. Relative abundance of taxonomic classes of benthos collected in the Headwater Diversion Basin, Missouri. (From MDC Natural Heritage data base)
Table 26. Fishes, naiades and crayfishes, collected in the Headwater Diversion Basin, that tend to inhabit wetlands during part of their life cycle. (MDC 1993c)
