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Watersheds Volume 2 • Subject Series • Part 6 AC-12-S-6 Issued November 2014

United States Department of Agriculture

Tom Vilsack, Secretary

National Agricultural Statistics Service

Joseph T. Reilly, Administrator

2012 Census of Agriculture CONTENTS III USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service

Contents

Page

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... V

WATER RESOURCES REGIONS MAPS New England Region 01 .................................................................................................................... 2 Mid-Atlantic Region 02 ..................................................................................................................... 10 South Atlantic-Gulf Region 03 .......................................................................................................... 18 Great Lakes Region 04....................................................................................................................... 32 Ohio Region 05 .................................................................................................................................. 46 Tennessee Region 06 ......................................................................................................................... 56 Upper Mississippi Region 07 ............................................................................................................. 62 Lower Mississippi Region 08 ............................................................................................................ 72 Souris-Red-Rainy Region 09 ............................................................................................................. 82 Missouri Region 10 ............................................................................................................................ 88 Arkansas-White-Red Region 11 ........................................................................................................ 106 Texas-Gulf Region 12 ........................................................................................................................ 118 Rio Grande Region 13 ....................................................................................................................... 128 Upper Colorado Region 14 ................................................................................................................ 136 Lower Colorado Region 15 ................................................................................................................ 142 Great Basin Region 16 ....................................................................................................................... 150 Pacific Northwest Region 17 ............................................................................................................. 158 California Region 18 .......................................................................................................................... 168 Alaska Region 19 ............................................................................................................................... 176 Hawaii Region 20 .............................................................................................................................. 190

WATERSHED LISTINGS BY HYDROLOGIC UNIT CODE (HUC) BY WATER RESOURCES REGION New England Region 01, HUC 010100 through 011100 .................................................................. 3 Mid-Atlantic Region 02, HUC 020100 through 020802 ................................................................... 11 South Atlantic-Gulf Region 03, HUC 030101 through HUC 031800 ............................................... 19 Great Lakes Region 04, HUC 040101 through HUC 041505 ........................................................... 33 Ohio Region 05, HUC 050100 through HUC 051402 ....................................................................... 47 Tennessee Region 06, HUC 060101 through HUC 060400 .............................................................. 57 Upper Mississippi Region 07, HUC 070101 through HUC 071402 ................................................. 63 Lower Mississippi Region 08, HUC 080101 through HUC 080903 ................................................. 73 Souris-Red-Rainy Region 09, HUC 090100 through HUC 090400 .................................................. 83 Missouri Region 10, HUC 100100 through HUC 103002 ................................................................ 89 Arkansas-White-Red Region 11, HUC 110100 through 111403 ...................................................... 107 Texas-Gulf Region 12, HUC 120100 through 121102 ...................................................................... 119 Rio Grande Region 13, HUC 130100 through 130900...................................................................... 129

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Upper Colorado Region 14, HUC 140100 through 140802 ............................................................. 137 Lower Colorado Region 15, HUC 150100 through 150803 ............................................................. 143 Great Basin Region 16, HUC 160101 through 160600 .................................................................... 151 Pacific Northwest Region 17, HUC 170101 through 171200 ........................................................... 159 California Region 18, HUC 180101 through 181002 ....................................................................... 169 Alaska Region 19, HUC 190101 through 190605 ............................................................................ 177 Hawaii Region 20, HUC 200100 through 200800 ............................................................................ 191

SUMMARY TABLES BY HYDROLOGIC UNIT CODE: 2012 AND 2007 (U.S., Region, HUC) New England Region 01, HUC 010100 through 011100 ................................................................. 4 Mid-Atlantic Region 02, HUC 020100 through 020802 .................................................................. 12 South Atlantic-Gulf Region 03, HUC 030101 through HUC 031800 .............................................. 20 Great Lakes Region 04, HUC 040101 through HUC 041505 .......................................................... 34 Ohio Region 05, HUC 050100 through HUC 051402 ...................................................................... 48 Tennessee Region 06, HUC 060101 through HUC 060400 ............................................................. 58 Upper Mississippi Region 07, HUC 070101 through HUC 071402 ................................................. 64 Lower Mississippi Region 08, HUC 080101 through HUC 080903 ................................................ 74 Souris-Red-Rainy Region 09, HUC 090100 through HUC 090400 ................................................. 84 Missouri Region 10, HUC 100100 through HUC 103002 ................................................................ 90 Arkansas-White-Red Region 11, HUC 110100 through 111403 ...................................................... 108 Texas-Gulf Region 12, HUC 120100 through 121102 ..................................................................... 120 Rio Grande Region 13, HUC 130100 through 130900 ..................................................................... 130 Upper Colorado Region 14, HUC 140100 through 140802 ............................................................. 138 Lower Colorado Region 15, HUC 150100 through 150803 ............................................................. 144 Great Basin Region 16, HUC 160101 through 160600 .................................................................... 152 Pacific Northwest Region 17, HUC 170101 through 171200 ........................................................... 160 California Region 18, HUC 180101 through 181002 ....................................................................... 170 Alaska Region 19, HUC 190101 through 190605 ............................................................................ 178 Hawaii Region 20, HUC 200100 through 200800 ............................................................................ 192

APPENDIX Methodology, Hydrologic Unit Code Changes, and Terms and Definitions .................................... A-1

2012 Census of Agriculture INTRODUCTION V USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service

Introduction

PURPOSE AND SCOPE The 2012 Census of Agriculture Watershed publication provides data that supplement the 2012 Census of Agriculture, Volume 1. This report is the second time that NASS has summarized and published Census of Agriculture data by watersheds. As a service to agricultural and environmental data users, the 2012 data for selected individual land characteristics are published at the 6-digit Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC) level. For comparison, data from the 2007 Census of Agriculture are also published in this report at the 6-digit HUC level if comparable data were available. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the U.S. is divided into 20 regions (2-digit Hydrologic Unit Code level). Eighteen of the regions occupy the land area of the conterminous United States, Alaska constitutes region 19, and the Hawaiian Islands are region 20. These regions are subdivided into over 200 subregions (4-digit Hydrologic Unit Code level) based on water flow patterns from the major rivers within the region. The subregions are further divided into basins (6-digit Hydrologic Unit Code level). For the purposes of this report, the basins will be referred to as watersheds.

AUTHORITY The 2012 Census of Agriculture is required by law under the “Census of Agriculture Act of 1997,” Public Law 105-113 (Title 7, United States Code, Section 2204g). The law directs the Secretary of Agriculture to conduct a census of agriculture in every fifth year after.

FARM DEFINITION The census definition of a farm is any place from which $1,000 or more of agricultural products were produced and sold, or normally would have been sold, during the census year. The definition has

changed nine times since it was established in 1850. The current definition was first used for the 1974 Census of Agriculture and has been used in each subsequent agriculture census. This definition is consistent with the definition used for current USDA surveys.

DATA COMPARABILITY Most data are comparable between the 2012 and 2007 censuses. A few changes were made to the 2012 census that effect comparability for some data items. HUC6 watersheds with significant changes between the 2012 and 2007 censuses are designated with “(see text)” in the table; specific details regarding the changes are defined in the appendix. Some watershed boundaries were changed due to enhanced technology that more precisely defined the boundaries. Added to the 2012 census were questions on no-till and conservation tillage acreages. See Volume 1, Geographic Area Series, Appendix B for a detailed discussion of these changes (http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Full_Report/Volume_1,_Chapter_1_US/usappxb.pdf).

REFERENCE PERIOD Reference periods for the 2012 Census of Agriculture were similar to those used in the 2007 Census of Agriculture. Livestock and chicken inventories were measured as of December 31 of the census year.

WATER RESOURCES MAPS The maps used throughout this report were provided by USGS. The data for each region are preceded by two maps, one of which shows the region in relation to the U.S., and the other which shows the region broken into each of its watersheds (6-digit HUC).

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TABLES AND APPENDIX Table 1. This table provides selected 2012 and 2007 data for the same data items for each region. For comparison purposes, each region’s data table displays the U.S. level data totals, followed by the region totals, and then the individual watershed totals. Appendix. Provides information about the statistical methodology used in assigning each farm operation to a specific watershed. In addition, changes to HUC6 definitions and boundaries since 2007 are discussed. It also includes definitions of specific terms and phrases used in this publication.

RESPONDENT CONFIDENTIALITY In keeping with the provisions of Title 7 of the United States Code, no data are published that would disclose information about the operations of an individual farm or ranch. All tabulated data are subject to an extensive disclosure review prior to publication. Any tabulated item that identifies data reported by a respondent or allows a respondent’s data to be accurately estimated or derived, was suppressed and coded with a ‘D’. However, the number of farms reporting an item is not considered confidential information and is provided even though other information is withheld.

SPECIAL STUDIES, SUBJECT SERIES REPORTS, AND CUSTOM TABULATIONS Reports such as American Indians Reservations, 2013 Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey, and the 2013 Census of Aquaculture are part of the census program and provide supplemental information to the 2012 Census of Agriculture in the respective subject area. Results are published on the Internet.

Custom-designed tabulations may be developed when data are not published elsewhere. These tabulations are developed to individual user specifications on a cost-reimbursable basis and shared with the public. Quick Stats, NASS’s online database that allows data users to build customized queries, should be investigated before requesting a custom tabulation. All special studies, special reports, and custom tabulations are subject to a thorough disclosure review prior to release to prevent the disclosure of any individual respondent data. Requests for custom tabulations can be submitted via the internet from the NASS home page, by mail, or by e-mail at:

Data Lab National Agricultural Statistics Service Room 5307 1400 Independence Ave, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20250-2054 or [email protected]

ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS The following abbreviations and symbols are used throughout the tables: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual farms. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than half the unit shown.

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010500

011000

010900

010500

010100

010200

010300

010400

010500

010600

010700

010801

010802010900

011000

New EnglandWater Resource Region 01

HUC6 Level Watersheds

Source: U.S. Geological Survey


New England

Water Resource Region 01

Watershed Names Hydrologic Unit Code

St. John 010100 Penobscot 010200 Kennebec 010300 Androscoggin 010400 Maine Coastal 010500 Saco 010600 Merrimack 010700 Upper Connecticut 010801 Lower Connecticut 010802 Massachusetts-Rhode Island Coastal 010900 Connecticut Coastal 011000 St. Francois 011100

HUC 011100: The watershed that was referred to as “011100 St. Francois” in 2007 is now known as “041505 St. Francois River” in 2012. The shape and boundaries of this watershed did not change.


Table 1. Summary by Hydrologic Unit Code: 2012 and 2007 [For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text.]

Item

United States

H01 New England

H010100

2012 2007 2012 2007 2012 2007

FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS Farms ....................................................................................... farms Land in farms ............................................................................ acres LAND USE AND PRACTICES Total cropland ........................................................................... farms acres Harvested cropland ............................................................... farms acres Other pasture and grazing land that could have been used for crops without additional improvement (see text) ................. farms acres Cropland idle or used for cover crops or soil-improvement but not harvested and not pastured or grazed .................... farms acres Cropland on which all crops failed or were abandoned ............................................................. farms acres Cropland in cultivated summer fallow ................................... farms acres Total woodland ......................................................................... farms acres Woodland pastured ............................................................... farms acres Woodland not pastured ......................................................... farms acres Permanent pasture and rangeland, other than cropland and woodland pastured (see text) ........................................... farms acres Land in farmsteads, buildings, livestock facilities, ponds, roads, wasteland, etc. ................................................. farms acres Cropland on which no-till practices were used .......................... farms acres Cropland on which conservation tillage, excluding no till, practices were used ...................................................... farms acres Irrigated land ............................................................................. farms acres Harvested cropland ............................................................... farms acres Pastureland and other land ................................................... farms acres FERTILIZER AND CHEMICALS Commercial fertilizer, lime, and soil conditioners ...................... farms acres Manure used ............................................................................. farms acres Acres treated to control - Insects .................................................................................. farms acres Weeds, grass, or brush ......................................................... farms acres Nematodes ........................................................................... farms acres Diseases in crops and orchards ............................................ farms acres Chemicals used to control growth, thin fruit, ripen, or defoliate .......................................................................... farms acres SELECTED CROPS HARVESTED Corn, all .................................................................................... farms acres Soybeans for beans .................................................................. farms acres Small grains (wheat, oats, barley, rye) ...................................... farms acres Cotton, all .................................................................................. farms acres Rice .......................................................................................... farms acres Vegetables harvested for sale .................................................. farms acres Land in orchards ....................................................................... farms acres Nursery, greenhouse, floriculture, and sod ............................... farms acres All other crops (other than those listed above) .......................... farms acres LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Cattle and calves inventory ....................................................... farms number Hogs and pigs inventory ........................................................... farms number Sheep and lambs inventory ...................................................... farms number Total horses and ponies inventory ............................................ farms number Goats, all inventory ................................................................... farms number Chickens, all inventory .............................................................. farms number

2,109,303 914,527,657

1,551,654 389,690,414

1,288,875 314,964,600

141,537

12,802,847

381,453 36,382,032

97,248

11,395,368 61,442

14,145,567 840,399

77,012,907 350,761

27,999,006 606,279

49,013,901

1,176,156 415,309,280

1,338,485

32,515,057 278,290

96,476,496

195,738 76,639,804

296,303 55,822,231

261,281 52,092,384

60,330 3,729,847

877,907 247,802,465

275,420 22,072,968

361,286

100,719,008 794,320

285,510,954 58,865

14,454,000 121,682

35,006,868

53,200 13,136,568

376,179 94,609,673

302,963 76,104,780

184,481 53,668,136

18,155 9,384,080

5,591 2,693,759

72,045 4,180,891

106,488 5,199,729

54,557 892,089 931,925

72,024,554

913,246 89,994,614

63,246 66,026,785

88,338 5,364,844

504,795 3,621,348

128,456 2,621,514

221,779 1,974,854,740

2,204,792 922,095,840

1,685,339 406,424,909

1,328,004 309,607,601

404,753

35,771,154

360,225 37,968,749

89,587

7,405,898 67,960

15,671,507 843,294

75,098,603 370,297

28,609,690 596,123

46,488,913

1,132,606 408,832,116

1,126,272

31,740,212 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

301,028 56,599,305

256,105 51,537,104

72,585 5,062,201

1,022,036 265,995,497

307,073 22,096,315

354,357

90,947,822 703,884

226,295,783 34,992

7,560,158 97,333

22,693,212

44,638 12,125,799

375,631 92,228,203

279,110 63,915,821

201,413 56,231,436

18,605 10,493,238

6,084 2,758,792

69,172 4,356,880

115,935 5,039,476

41,708 721,458 986,391

79,856,490

963,669 96,347,858

75,442 67,786,318

83,134 5,819,162

575,942 4,028,827

144,466 3,140,529

166,680 2,058,223,629

30,221 3,333,581

20,316 1,020,676

18,762 870,657

1,950

35,929

3,564 87,578

1,210

15,016 927

11,496 19,399

1,657,513 4,537

93,129 17,458

1,564,384

14,988 263,312

22,470

392,080 1,498

32,829

1,134 43,022

5,434 71,306

5,324 70,518

149 788

9,965 507,476

5,694 198,925

5,701

236,223 6,618

372,660 1,196

63,040 3,075

147,778

922 58,406

996 100,128

60 3,387

272 52,839

- - - -

5,040 106,243

1,837 14,199

4,209 18,754 16,073

575,333

7,695 259,615

2,129 31,478

3,146 48,902

6,884 64,904

2,823 28,975

7,534 7,316,864

29,226 3,285,057

22,141 1,204,682

18,826 943,029

4,940

103,258

4,189 139,231

982

11,530 656

7,634 18,651

1,525,868 4,515

94,859 16,676

1,431,009

13,133 234,737

18,829

319,770 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

4,333 61,514

4,161 (D)

224 (D)

11,337 531,647

5,920 245,796

4,425

232,349 4,312

257,430 309

11,988 2,169

88,231

764 41,034

1,165 108,670

27 1,339

270 45,802

- - - -

3,526 99,257

1,659 16,203

2,478 11,623 16,796

660,311

7,502 312,366

1,617 26,118

2,737 44,558

8,218 63,316

2,673 26,236

5,199 9,685,868

865 341,865

744 184,316

546 145,385

65

1,871

388 31,599

48

2,378 55

3,083 653

112,324 74

3,695 639

108,629

300 13,013

623

32,212 28

3,408

67 12,261

85 11,395

85 11,395

- -

345 123,325

100 5,949

264

76,048 321

122,660 81

28,315 205

62,795

91 30,473

16 969 17

1,856 147

49,536 - - - -

247 63,306

43 142 76 36

358 29,547

183 9,021

42 320 59

721 106 638 37

219 136

4,825

1,187 363,999

1,099 195,246

521 125,522

137

6,137

795 60,579

41

838 61

2,170 812

135,508 101

5,480 763

130,028

295 9,315

693

23,930 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

58 10,762

56 10,739

3 23

359 105,732

111 4,376

252

65,561 248

83,880 16

1,958 144

37,232

104 28,292

12 1,063

10 572 170

43,219 - - - -

232 57,421

26 57 26 23

340 23,168

171 6,142

26 695 43

501 149 756 29

261 68

5,554

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Table 1. Summary by Hydrologic Unit Code: 2012 and 2007 (continued) [For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text.]

Item

H010200

H010300

H010400

2012 2007 2012 2007 2012 2007

FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS Farms ....................................................................................... farms Land in farms ............................................................................ acres LAND USE AND PRACTICES Total cropland ........................................................................... farms acres Harvested cropland .............................................................. farms acres Other pasture and grazing land that could have been used for crops without additional improvement (see text) ................ farms acres Cropland idle or used for cover crops or soil-improvement but not harvested and not pastured or grazed .................... farms acres Cropland on which all crops failed or were abandoned ............................................................ farms acres Cropland in cultivated summer fallow ................................... farms acres Total woodland ......................................................................... farms acres Woodland pastured .............................................................. farms acres Woodland not pastured ........................................................ farms acres Permanent pasture and rangeland, other than cropland and woodland pastured (see text) .......................................... farms acres Land in farmsteads, buildings, livestock facilities, ponds, roads, wasteland, etc. ................................................. farms acres Cropland on which no-till practices were used ......................... farms acres Cropland on which conservation tillage, excluding no till, practices were used ..................................................... farms acres Irrigated land ............................................................................ farms acres Harvested cropland .............................................................. farms acres Pastureland and other land .................................................. farms acres FERTILIZER AND CHEMICALS Commercial fertilizer, lime, and soil conditioners ...................... farms acres Manure used ............................................................................ farms acres Acres treated to control - Insects .................................................................................. farms acres Weeds, grass, or brush ........................................................ farms acres Nematodes ........................................................................... farms acres Diseases in crops and orchards ........................................... farms acres Chemicals used to control growth, thin fruit, ripen, or defoliate .......................................................................... farms acres SELECTED CROPS HARVESTED Corn, all .................................................................................... farms acres Soybeans for beans ................................................................. farms acres Small grains (wheat, oats, barley, rye) ..................................... farms acres Cotton, all ................................................................................. farms acres Rice .......................................................................................... farms acres Vegetables harvested for sale .................................................. farms acres Land in orchards ....................................................................... farms acres Nursery, greenhouse, floriculture, and sod ............................... farms acres All other crops (other than those listed above) ......................... farms acres LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Cattle and calves inventory ...................................................... farms number Hogs and pigs inventory ........................................................... farms number Sheep and lambs inventory ...................................................... farms number Total horses and ponies inventory ............................................ farms number Goats, all inventory ................................................................... farms number Chickens, all inventory ............................................................. farms number

1,048 184,704

791 56,701

728 46,264

82

2,255

221 6,160

73

1,150 44

872 812

100,791 146

3,250 777

97,541

502 9,120

811

18,092 53

1,348

45 2,175

179 2,565

179 (D)

2 (D)

363 24,802

235 14,764

224

8,435 261

17,857 55

2,823 114

4,146

54 2,677

44 9,060

- -

20 752

- - - -

196 3,264

85 666 142 83

638 32,447

285 17,296

108 991 89

1,126 243

1,382 70

1,779 278

28,872

1,098 182,772

917 68,108

740 51,605

171

5,254

228 9,876

51

916 26

457 811

94,606 150

3,369 748

91,237

470 9,116

619

10,942 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 131

2,018 123

1,964 9

54

396 23,674

199 14,794

154

10,081 164

12,833 10

388 66

3,579

34 2,099

52 8,853

- -

28 1,111

- - - -

119 4,081

51 320 81 28

680 37,254

259 19,008

74 637 92

1,285 290

1,798 87

715 167

7,614

1,792 358,012

1,189 86,028

1,110 78,118

121

2,078

249 5,048

60

356 54

428 1,331

232,716 265

6,346 1,245

226,370

969 20,703

1,306

18,565 87

2,751

58 3,018

248 857 246 (D)

2 (D)

450 25,906

440 29,226

261

10,857 309

17,648 52

758 105

1,736

43 1,218

74 13,924

10 268 21

193 - - - -

273 1,381

128 917 220 314 998

61,142

679 36,479

209 2,843

169 2,198

373 2,879

156 1,196

479 (D)

1,667 255,349

1,252 95,336

1,064 78,958

325

8,034

248 6,848

62

1,122 39

374 1,198

126,876 225

4,228 1,115

122,648

847 16,612

1,057

16,525 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 140 352 140 333

4 19

482 30,088

422 34,449

165

8,432 168

11,614 11

713 61

449

28 520

79 11,899

4 (D) 18

495 - - - -

151 886 83

410 99 (D)

1,006 64,996

604 34,644

102 1,126

135 2,233

491 2,725

172 1,362

286 22,009

1,131 145,385

786 38,924

733 33,465

73

1,181

117 3,429

51

607 36

242 813

84,812 182

2,857 751

81,955

597 10,708

844

10,941 29

498

29 639 198

1,056 198 (D)

1 (D)

351 11,919

283 14,098

136

2,415 168

5,424 36

567 78

1,021

20 638

24 3,003

2 (D)

3 (D)

- - - -

192 933 67

873 158 110 616

28,461

383 10,170

99 1,566

101 1,137

227 1,592

81 692 308 (D)

1,038 128,794

775 44,030

696 33,239

194

4,765

130 5,484

36

376 15

166 702

66,600 162

4,119 643

62,481

537 9,015

640

9,149 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 102 709 97 (D)

5 (D)

305 10,759

275 14,458

106

4,573 89

4,891 13

747 59

1,848

25 993

34 3,057

- - 2

(D) - - - -

114 887 66

1,409 70 (D)

643 27,786

405 14,745

71 359 81

921 244

1,257 99

1,135 218

5,171,345

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Item

H010500

H010600

H010700

2012 2007 2012 2007 2012 2007


1,700 282,414

1,278 68,064

1,189 58,447

107

1,710

293 5,057

83

1,074 76

1,776 1,196

171,796 216

3,988 1,122

167,808

794 13,067

1,227

29,487 82

578

54 163 330

12,718 329 (D)

2 (D)

687 41,433

311 3,806

522

38,711 502

39,010 151

4,101 280

24,598

98 3,585

13 97

- - 3

(D) - - - -

314 854 105 410 278 311

1,073 56,753

402 5,945

119 832 153

2,900 264

1,389 135

1,611 481

93,682

1,669 292,948

1,401 80,708

1,227 68,205

230

7,768

225 3,742

61

464 44

529 1,113

182,789 186

4,507 1,059

178,282

562 8,238

1,050

21,213 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 216

5,092 216 (D)

1 (D)

728 36,149

255 4,943

422

41,813 311

10,569 19

444 182

7,950

51 514

7 587

- - 5

(D) - - - -

172 996 94

305 123 (D)

1,147 66,218

276 5,909

67 382 137

2,878 287

1,504 127

1,808 301 (D)

2,762 235,909

1,768 62,834

1,672 56,452

154

1,581

314 3,763

79

624 59

414 1,800

130,020 381

9,279 1,650

120,741

1,474 21,122

2,167

21,933 159

1,646

79 1,138

549 2,903

541 2,879

9 24

863 23,522

612 12,247

480

6,602 501

10,421 79

1,256 249

3,232

60 1,609

49 3,452

1 (D) 15 (D)

- - - -

461 3,304

170 828 458

1,539 1,430

47,259

773 12,030

287 3,146

364 6,438

689 6,495

240 2,276

878 29,400

2,503 216,703

1,865 73,198

1,551 55,713

515

9,507

307 6,247

89

1,166 59

565 1,611

107,040 408

8,590 1,436

98,450

1,155 15,528

1,681

20,937 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 410

2,471 395

2,433 18 38

844 25,186

558 13,202

338

7,164 278

7,357 27

648 142

1,444

55 (D)

35 2,381

- - 1

(D) - - - -

311 3,033

123 802 268 (D)

1,388 48,005

621 13,093

158 1,532

284 4,742

821 6,807

246 1,793

607 34,141

3,486 240,435

2,211 60,383

2,053 52,516

205

2,091

327 3,724

140

1,483 100 569

2,192 133,879

493 6,540 1,968

127,339

1,659 19,887

2,582

26,286 160 985

109

1,470 682

4,589 665

4,505 30 84

1,111 30,000

590 11,422

571

10,175 653

14,556 90

2,096 304

5,817

86 2,612

80 4,704

- - - - - - - -

723 4,850

217 2,822

462 1,515 1,731

38,644

656 13,714

251 3,607

398 5,030

847 9,508

391 4,932

960 71,269

3,184 257,549

2,206 74,247

1,945 60,101

484

6,887

333 5,905

85

1,100 61

254 2,013

142,954 462

7,631 1,821

135,323

1,461 19,300

2,155

21,048 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 546

4,092 512

3,936 41

156

1,249 34,811

599 12,177

467

10,759 361

9,779 18

548 257

5,938

107 2,767

94 5,161

- - 3

(D) - - - -

435 4,896

269 4,025

311 (D)

1,693 44,945

670 15,040

209 4,046

367 5,211 1,095 9,391

363 4,679

664 53,730

--continued



Item

H010801

H010802

H010900

2012 2007 2012 2007 2012 2007


3,397 492,370

2,197 136,366

2,047 123,492

219

5,198

312 5,137

98

1,508 108

1,031 2,629

268,700 560

14,810 2,459

253,890

2,060 50,578

2,576

36,726 135

2,803

101 4,375

362 1,212

356 1,149

6 63

956 50,703

880 54,517

357

5,183 576

24,793 77

1,164 193

1,931

53 1,321

201 19,534

10 (D) 11

173 - - - -

373 1,916

205 1,115

327 262

1,898 100,456

1,192 65,727

206 2,125

471 9,419

689 4,593

249 4,326

849 285,480

3,292 490,339

2,484 162,521

2,115 128,875

668

20,022

428 11,381

110

1,568 76

675 2,535

250,957 516

12,279 2,355

238,678

1,794 46,380

2,189

30,481 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 227 704 224 699

5 5

1,081 57,845

869 57,982

200

7,715 326

21,138 12

546 95

1,368

28 584

237 20,985

1 (D) 10

207 - - - -

220 1,183

133 1,254

170 (D)

1,979 105,115

1,053 69,633

152 1,664

416 8,048

953 5,863

233 2,650

583 245,417

4,990 409,470

3,422 120,588

3,191 102,072

342

5,974

544 7,963

272

3,337 180

1,242 3,107

203,000 788

12,906 2,729

190,094

2,478 41,774

3,617

44,108 268

3,872

224 8,234

811 9,682

801 9,514

20 168

1,705 66,319

844 19,387

964

30,346 1,127

43,463 202

10,422 500

16,631

149 6,447

169 12,688

9 689 22

370 - - - -

839 15,301

304 2,805

695 5,877 2,758

64,405

1,158 25,822

319 4,960

479 8,041 1,095

11,013 614

5,630 1,173

141,342

4,639 372,364

3,478 136,005

3,099 110,653

727

10,769

562 12,031

152

1,363 112

1,189 2,947

169,898 797

13,945 2,593

155,953

2,193 31,944

2,875

34,517 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 630

10,658 608

10,464 26

194

2,056 71,649

973 23,808

743

29,862 775

32,804 86

3,387 375

11,685

118 2,014

221 13,942

3 130 14

147 - - - -

684 14,051

284 3,322

378 3,984 2,719

75,096

1,265 32,970

278 5,346

415 7,436 1,299

10,074 498

4,930 846

147,175

4,154 229,844

2,682 71,040

2,459 58,534

237

2,982

366 7,732

118

1,095 103 697

1,950 80,592

515 8,928 1,699

71,664

1,564 20,702

3,117

57,510 223

2,712

133 1,613 1,202

20,487 1,151

20,171 61

316

1,552 42,206

535 6,168

1,107

27,752 1,119

33,053 232

9,356 597

17,650

150 5,490

87 4,125

3 (D)

7 1,190

- - - -

673 6,202

223 1,237

699 5,393 2,006

40,286

689 12,173

221 6,518

359 5,094

997 11,487

390 3,096 1,003

126,742

4,265 217,606

3,057 79,190

2,625 64,521

669

7,241

382 5,347

167

1,610 67

471 1,976

77,044 571

9,892 1,654

67,152

1,575 18,449

2,816

42,923 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

1,256 20,897

1,198 20,651

80 246

1,889 44,245

578 8,028

964

24,711 828

21,922 53

964 464

10,319

110 1,078

105 4,300

1 (D)

3 (D)

- - - -

529 6,271

247 1,544

524 3,694 2,293

48,736

819 15,971

272 7,032

378 5,421 1,244

11,696 401

2,854 647

99,899

--continued



Item

H011000

H011100 (see text)

2012 2007 2012 2007

FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS Farms ..................................................................................... farms Land in farms .......................................................................... acres LAND USE AND PRACTICES Total cropland ......................................................................... farms acres Harvested cropland ............................................................. farms acres Other pasture and grazing land that could have been used for crops without additional improvement (see text) ............... farms acres Cropland idle or used for cover crops or soil-improvement but not harvested and not pastured or grazed .................. farms acres Cropland on which all crops failed or were abandoned ........................................................... farms acres Cropland in cultivated summer fallow ................................. farms acres Total woodland ....................................................................... farms acres Woodland pastured ............................................................. farms acres Woodland not pastured ....................................................... farms acres Permanent pasture and rangeland, other than cropland and woodland pastured (see text) ......................................... farms acres Land in farmsteads, buildings, livestock facilities, ponds, roads, wasteland, etc. ............................................... farms acres Cropland on which no-till practices were used ........................ farms acres Cropland on which conservation tillage, excluding no till, practices were used .................................................... farms acres Irrigated land ........................................................................... farms acres Harvested cropland ............................................................. farms acres Pastureland and other land ................................................. farms acres FERTILIZER AND CHEMICALS Commercial fertilizer, lime, and soil conditioners .................... farms acres Manure used ........................................................................... farms acres Acres treated to control - Insects ................................................................................ farms acres Weeds, grass, or brush ....................................................... farms acres Nematodes ......................................................................... farms acres Diseases in crops and orchards .......................................... farms acres Chemicals used to control growth, thin fruit, ripen, or defoliate ........................................................................ farms acres SELECTED CROPS HARVESTED Corn, all .................................................................................. farms acres Soybeans for beans ................................................................ farms acres Small grains (wheat, oats, barley, rye) .................................... farms acres Cotton, all ................................................................................ farms acres Rice ........................................................................................ farms acres Vegetables harvested for sale ................................................ farms acres Land in orchards ..................................................................... farms acres Nursery, greenhouse, floriculture, and sod ............................. farms acres All other crops (other than those listed above) ........................ farms acres LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Cattle and calves inventory ..................................................... farms number Hogs and pigs inventory ......................................................... farms number Sheep and lambs inventory .................................................... farms number Total horses and ponies inventory .......................................... farms number Goats, all inventory ................................................................. farms number Chickens, all inventory ............................................................ farms number

4,896 413,173

3,248 135,432

3,034 115,912

345

9,008

433 7,966

188

1,404 112

1,142 2,916

138,883 917

20,530 2,419

118,353

2,591 42,638

3,600

96,220 274

12,228

235 7,936

788 3,842

773 3,762

16 80

1,582 67,341

864 27,341

815

19,699 1,081

43,775 141

2,182 450

8,221

118 2,336

239 28,572

8 391 23

419 - - - -

749 4,931

290 2,384

694 3,315 2,567

75,933

1,295 51,238

268 4,570

504 6,798 1,354

13,928 460

3,218 989 (D)

4,191 401,617

3,232 151,022

2,909 126,025

728

13,150

484 10,315

116 865 91

667 2,542

130,026 852

16,820 2,126

113,206

1,952 37,823

2,750

82,746 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 596

3,724 575

3,593 28

131

1,804 69,407

929 32,167

590

15,597 729

31,428 44

1,645 316

6,377

102 1,780

259 27,784

8 428 16

432 - - - -

538 5,518

267 2,703

412 1,044 2,592

88,132

1,136 53,408

195 3,230

374 5,048 1,233

10,802 393

3,353 753 (D)

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

493 105,017

375 45,071

334 39,612

92

3,724

67 1,476

12

142 5

117 391

41,570 85

3,999 363

37,571

292 13,017

304

5,359 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

21 35 17 19

4 16

144 22,102

152 25,412

24

6,081 35

9,215 - - 8

42

2 (D)

30 8,658

- - - - - - - -

21 35 16 52 16

8 316

30,860

223 31,803

13 69 15

834 112 643 25

696 59

1,406


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020200

020301020302020401

020402

020403

020403

020403

020501

020502

020503

020600020600

020700

020801

020801020801

020801

020802

Mid-AtlanticWater Resource Region 02

HUC6 Level Watersheds

Source: U.S. Geological Survey


Mid-Atlantic

Water Resource Region 02

Watershed Name Hydrologic Unit Code

Richelieu 020100 Upper Hudson 020200 Lower Hudson 020301 Long Island 020302 Upper Delaware 020401 Lower Delaware 020402 Mid-Atlantic Coastal 020403 Upper Susquehanna 020501 West Branch Susquehanna 020502 Lower Susquehanna 020503 Upper Chesapeake 020600 Potomac 020700 Lower Chesapeake 020801 James 020802

HUC 020100: The watershed that was referred to as “020100 Richelieu” in 2007 is now known as “041504 Lake Champlain-Richelieu River” in 2012. The shape and boundaries of this watershed did not change. HUC 020402: The boundaries of this watershed changed significantly, between 2007 and 2012. HUC 020403: The watershed that was referred to as “020403 New Jersey Coastal” in 2007 is now known as “020403 Mid-Atlantic Coastal” in 2012. The boundaries of this particular watershed also changed significantly, between 2007 and 2012. HUC 020600: The boundaries of this watershed changed significantly, between 2007 and 2012. HUC 020801: The boundaries of this watershed changed significantly, between 2007 and 2012.



Item

United States

H02 Mid-Atlantic

H020100 (see text)

2012 2007 2012 2007 2012 2007


2,109,303 914,527,657

1,551,654 389,690,414

1,288,875 314,964,600

141,537

12,802,847

381,453 36,382,032

97,248

11,395,368 61,442

14,145,567 840,399

77,012,907 350,761

27,999,006 606,279

49,013,901

1,176,156 415,309,280

1,338,485

32,515,057 278,290

96,476,496

195,738 76,639,804

296,303 55,822,231

261,281 52,092,384

60,330 3,729,847

877,907 247,802,465

275,420 22,072,968

361,286

100,719,008 794,320

285,510,954 58,865

14,454,000 121,682

35,006,868

53,200 13,136,568

376,179 94,609,673

302,963 76,104,780

184,481 53,668,136

18,155 9,384,080

5,591 2,693,759

72,045 4,180,891

106,488 5,199,729

54,557 892,089 931,925

72,024,554

913,246 89,994,614

63,246 66,026,785

88,338 5,364,844

504,795 3,621,348

128,456 2,621,514

221,779 1,974,854,740

2,204,792 922,095,840

1,685,339 406,424,909

1,328,004 309,607,601

404,753

35,771,154

360,225 37,968,749

89,587

7,405,898 67,960

15,671,507 843,294

75,098,603 370,297

28,609,690 596,123

46,488,913

1,132,606 408,832,116

1,126,272

31,740,212 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

301,028 56,599,305

256,105 51,537,104

72,585 5,062,201

1,022,036 265,995,497

307,073 22,096,315

354,357

90,947,822 703,884

226,295,783 34,992

7,560,158 97,333

22,693,212

44,638 12,125,799

375,631 92,228,203

279,110 63,915,821

201,413 56,231,436

18,605 10,493,238

6,084 2,758,792

69,172 4,356,880

115,935 5,039,476

41,708 721,458 986,391

79,856,490

963,669 96,347,858

75,442 67,786,318

83,134 5,819,162

575,942 4,028,827

144,466 3,140,529

166,680 2,058,223,629

108,377 16,279,646

85,183 8,911,068

74,925 7,969,162

8,763

256,893

17,305 546,016

4,086

74,740 2,765

64,257 63,174

3,843,747 16,313

400,868 55,245

3,442,879

64,041 2,451,778

80,684

1,073,053 21,736

2,973,723

10,124 955,696

10,578 427,957

10,311 423,860

403 4,097

44,785 5,334,464

27,579 1,977,917

20,897

2,463,094 38,586

5,049,266 3,023

256,071 7,986

668,148

2,689 173,927

25,115 2,540,630

12,470 1,543,761

12,394 847,268

45 21,089

- -

7,902 199,230

4,278 80,181

6,592 89,496 61,578

3,056,937

41,655 2,886,811

4,685 1,244,622

6,763 189,285

30,786 251,890

7,958 111,250

19,809 232,868,276

117,233 17,159,593

94,749 9,745,254

79,338 8,209,778

23,129

790,699

18,411 582,101

5,098

105,981 2,680

56,695 66,993

4,014,500 18,305

487,652 58,000

3,526,848

62,723 2,359,749

73,937

1,040,090 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

10,499 414,207

10,025 408,149

631 6,058

53,766 5,961,198

31,263 2,269,753

20,257

2,237,442 33,986

4,269,174 1,485

145,608 6,367

391,874

2,027 106,616

25,395 2,711,722

10,485 1,306,855

11,712 748,192

36 13,221

- -

8,520 220,082

4,903 93,859

5,267 63,803 67,110

3,396,784

44,721 3,088,596

4,940 1,326,814

7,308 193,695

33,724 259,863

9,924 139,000

16,362 240,163,278

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)

4,863 987,544

3,854 461,871

3,352 391,125

1,017

37,529

829 23,853

232

5,794 111

3,570 3,468

353,830 909

38,479 3,090

315,351

2,682 110,797

3,048

61,046 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 366

1,894 352

1,733 19

161

1,699 215,889

1,349 183,604

461

42,961 773

87,876 33

3,635 179

7,574

79 4,164

631 95,135

33 (D) 30

1,304 - - - -

376 2,768

229 5,678

238 (D)

3,111 281,984

1,818 227,852

197 1,797

329 7,424 1,331

10,041 286

4,469 690

1,721,460

--continued



Item

H020200

H020301

H020302

2012 2007 2012 2007 2012 2007


8,128 1,363,052

6,384 721,333

5,840 635,884

857

23,310

1,291 41,141

518

11,830 326

9,168 5,302

336,865 1,337

29,185 4,718

307,680

4,901 180,508

6,350

124,346 587

43,406

574 73,014

912 13,268

898 13,110

17 158

2,820 300,522

1,737 141,517

1,311

80,580 2,337

230,606 247

14,862 642

29,842

235 16,921

1,319 159,363

245 19,321

329 9,791

- - - -

919 18,820

464 12,187

624 5,542 5,155

411,040

2,635 220,437

468 7,311

638 22,636

2,588 29,533

654 12,095

1,591 975,838

8,107 1,329,755

6,668 728,418

5,738 604,126

1,790

58,443

1,383 44,884

568

14,310 289

6,655 5,146

320,958 1,351

34,674 4,566

286,284

4,552 163,475

5,653

116,904 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 829

17,301 781

16,692 59

609

3,150 304,525

1,987 165,846

1,039

82,600 1,689

162,522 97

6,760 473

24,277

217 11,756

1,271 150,301

88 8,124

295 9,417

- - - -

830 20,729

423 13,971

464 3,516 5,162

398,197

2,651 223,961

392 4,384

594 20,383

2,832 24,966

746 12,555

1,152 667,958

2,689 167,136

1,983 94,857

1,844 83,586

207

3,265

249 4,967

97

1,383 88

1,656 1,287

33,269 296

3,655 1,080

29,614

1,382 22,768

2,050

16,242 308

18,778

178 10,753

506 7,460

479 7,311

29 149

938 59,448

358 8,840

497

19,032 732

50,078 80

2,195 247

8,378

76 966

196 15,909

91 14,079

104 4,816

- - - -

345 4,786

201 1,357

477 5,724 1,409

37,136

310 8,203

80 (D)

296 5,398

980 10,596

226 2,552

471 45,499

2,989 174,239

2,288 107,582

1,997 85,993

523

12,534

273 7,191

80

1,172 49

692 1,356

31,286 275

2,946 1,173

28,340

1,253 19,435

1,866

15,936 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 555

9,744 531

9,534 32

210

1,399 67,212

346 6,466

434

18,971 547

41,917 31

2,455 198

5,795

59 648

156 16,216

68 10,607

79 5,425

- - - -

398 5,266

231 1,377

402 4,801 1,679

42,831

373 8,215

72 1,291

359 5,911

891 10,609

277 2,787

405 35,047

669 39,105

501 23,852

479 20,105

21

423

107 2,004

28

789 27

531 106

4,405 22

389 88

4,016

142 3,063

424

7,785 39

508

39 1,978

387 11,914

362 11,672

29 242

371 18,598

60 1,070

330

15,826 339

17,217 55

1,816 211

10,137

63 3,791

32 1,677

- -

28 957

- - - -

170 6,422

99 2,812

267 6,879

245 1,502

14 204 11 (D) 25

185 156

2,578 30

301 81

119,723

649 35,746

522 26,636

471 21,292

92

2,848

110 1,889

17

179 28

428 103

3,435 18

312 94

3,123

128 1,659

324

4,016 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 407

13,794 380

13,614 33

180

359 18,516

68 694

278

12,814 193

10,792 15

386 149

6,274

34 849

30 1,412

1 (D) 23

1,176 - - - -

148 6,765

105 3,205

253 (D)

266 1,573

8 74

7 204 25

166 134

2,369 35

239 47 (D)

--continued



Item

H020401

H020402 (see text)

H020403 (see text)

2012 2007 2012 2007 2012 2007


5,653 702,584

4,472 389,146

4,036 348,887

531

12,975

806 18,683

266

4,167 147

4,434 3,383

189,422 841

16,980 2,969

172,442

3,174 80,008

4,398

44,008 690

79,641

472 69,871

543 5,287

538 5,141

11 146

2,032 203,368

1,194 60,000

923

85,153 1,699

192,326 159

6,841 439

25,452

126 2,798

913 102,732

406 47,451

367 18,545

- - - -

494 5,109

337 2,425

492 6,279 3,392

167,361

1,506 59,885

267 13,239

575 11,051

1,590 13,617

460 6,079 1,085

2,180,456

6,123 706,725

5,002 411,538

4,297 351,401

1,186

32,383

888 21,794

246

4,162 114

1,798 3,545

174,245 898

18,362 3,107

155,883

2,935 74,829

4,124

46,113 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 574

6,353 555

6,218 25

135

2,704 234,502

1,348 63,110

980

87,693 1,451

163,690 71

6,532 424

10,501

107 3,335

905 105,509

335 42,826

372 19,321

- - - -

609 6,417

485 2,706

349 3,250 3,739

172,792

1,618 68,523

269 5,118

620 11,160

1,559 12,956

594 6,206

980 2,111,696

8,662 951,131

6,673 725,582

6,050 678,145

652

13,956

990 25,577

321

4,217 199

3,687 3,906

95,922 722

7,044 3,518

88,878

4,292 64,800

6,429

64,827 1,859

254,483

999 121,064

1,493 101,623

1,451 101,081

73 542

4,049 537,358

1,965 125,522

2,367

285,602 3,802

544,747 369

31,369 943

86,320

249 21,616

2,111 230,048

1,605 188,293

1,257 103,450

- - - -

899 55,252

345 7,954 1,021

20,828 4,270

131,477

2,012 140,099

270 98,162

591 9,836 2,815

26,492 607

7,630 1,427

13,467,745

9,054 997,433

7,356 759,987

6,296 681,406

1,615

36,632

1,188 32,206

349

6,118 171

3,625 3,980

107,116 747

7,705 3,567

99,411

3,826 57,138

5,863

73,192 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA)

1,562 95,673

1,487 94,827

104 846

4,801 564,393

2,037 131,293

2,369

261,832 3,192

449,370 179

11,415 794

52,891

173 6,153

2,131 241,150

1,373 169,464

1,210 88,208

- - - -

1,008 54,928

427 9,781

863 13,741

4,670 146,810

2,110 134,051

310 113,389

663 10,683

2,655 23,933

830 9,026 1,231

13,855,474

1,830 263,507

1,335 188,642

1,170 178,596

128

2,406

259 5,999

90

902 46

739 829

45,469 123

1,911 746

43,558

564 7,522

1,337

21,874 236

99,000

126 15,748

533 44,186

510 43,999

39 187

810 146,196

210 17,497

568

95,228 701

158,759 137

14,303 307

47,354

82 7,494

256 59,871

218 73,920

158 37,887

1 (D)

- -

247 15,242

96 909 272

6,210 694

18,753

121 1,806

50 3,379

86 1,940

501 4,678

137 1,771

349 13,603,663

1,673 102,086

1,276 55,468

1,087 46,753

245

3,746

236 3,264

95

887 37

818 703

30,058 168

1,562 587

28,496

561 6,732

1,109 9,828 (NA) (NA)

(NA) (NA) 499

25,303 480

25,093 34

210

907 41,692

192 2,292

432

29,425 383

32,470 41

2,697 208

17,245

42 1,771

91 3,682

36 5,564

29 1,025

- - - -

264 9,097

119 1,318

219 6,589

856 19,937

132 1,772

32 851 109

1,172 539

6,011 188

1,664 210 (D)

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