St. Croix Watershed

	The St. Croix forms the eastern boundary between Maine and Canada. It has been heavily developed for electric power, reducing once prolific runs of anadromous fish. However, the river still claims the second largest Atlantic salmon run in the state. . Local Organizations: St. Croix International Waterway Commission PO Box 610 Calais, ME 04619 506-466-7550 staff@stcroix.org (Plans and facilitates management initiatives for the St. Croix River system)

St. Croix Data: Length: 62 miles Drainage area: 1,500 square miles Visit the EPA page for the St. Croix watershed. See a profile on the St. Croix by Lee Sochasky, Executive Director of the St. Croix International Waterway Commission. . Rivers, Streams, and Lakes in the St. Croix Watershed: Anderson Brook Big Lake Brown Brook Clifford Lake Clifford Stream E Musquash Lake Flipper Creek Grand Falls Flowage Grand Lake Greenleaf Brook Hound Brook Huntley Brook Junior Lake Lambert Lake Lindsey Brook Little Musquash Stream Little Tomah Stream Millberry Brook Monument Brook Musquash Stream Nashs Lake Oxbrook Lake Pleasant Lake Pocumus Lake Scott Brook Spednick Lake St Croix River Stony Brook Sysladobsis Lake Tomah Stream W. Musquash Lake Wabassus Lake
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