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2 A 7 9 15 25 J B F 5 6 E 8 C 14 22 G 10 4 I 26 H 17 16 20 1 3 11 12 21 19 18 13 23 24 D N Legend Source drains into the ditch here. Data point directly.

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2 2 A 7 9 15 25 J B F 5 6 E 8 C 14 22 G 10 4 I 26 H 17 16 20 1 3 11 12 21 19 18 13 23 24 D N Legend Source drains into the ditch here. Data point directly from a possible source. Data point from stream or ditch water. Watershed Boundary starting and ending where Stag River drains into Clinch Lake

3 2 7 9 15 25 5 6 8 14 22 10 4 26 17 16 20 1 3 11 12 21 19 18 13 23 24 N Legend Source drains into the ditch here. Data point directly from a possible source. Data point from stream or ditch water. Watershed Boundary starting and ending where Stag River drains into Clinch Lake A J B F E G I H D C

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