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Identification_Information:
  Citation:
    Citation_Information:
      Originator:
                  NC DEHNR Div. Environmental Management, Water Quality
                  Planning
      Publication_Date: 19960401
      Title: Water Supply Watersheds
      Geospatial_Data_Presentation_Form: Map
      Publication_Information:
        Publication_Place: Raleigh, North Carolina
        Publisher:
                      NC DEHNR Div. Environmental Management, Water Quality
                      Planning
      Other_Citation_Details: NCCGIA distributes this dataset
      Online_Linkage: http://cgia.cgia.state.nc.us/corpmeta.dir/corplayers
  Description:
    Abstract:
              The North Carolina Department of Environment, Health,
              and Natural Resources, Division of Environmental Management,
              in cooperation with the NC Center for Geographic Information
              and Analysis, developed the digital Water Supply Watersheds
              data to enhance planning, siting and impact analysis in
              areas directly affecting water supply intakes.
              This file outlines the extent of protected and critical
              areas and stream classifications for areas around water
              supply watersheds in which development directly affects a
              water supply intake.  This file enables users to identify
              the areas which have special restrictions for building and
              development based on water supply intakes. This file is
              updated as changes occur.
    Purpose:
              This data was created to assist governmental agencies and
              others in making resource management decisions through use
              of a Geographic Information System (GIS).
    Supplemental_Information:
              system filename: wsw
              Revisions and updates to this layer include:
              18.) filename: wsw496  The April 1, 1996 update:  A) The
              Upper Frech Broad River (Asheville) water supply watershed
              was moved from the proposed coverage to the adopted
              coverage.  B) The Mills River (Asheville) water supply
              watershed was moved from the proposed coverage to the
              adopted coverage.  C) The French Broad River water supply
              watershed was moved from the adopted coverage into the
              proposed coverage.  These edits affect Buncombe and
              Henderson Counties.
              17.) filename: wsw396  The March 6, 1996 update:  A) The
              Reedy Fork critical area was changed to 'WS-III NSW' to
              match the protected area.  This affected the Greensboro
              100k tile area.  B) The Belews Creek protected area was
              changed to 'WS-IV' to match the critical area.  This
              affected the Winston-Salem 100k tile area.
              16.) filename: wsw196  The January 25, 1996 update: A)
              Protected boundary was altered in the Long Creek (Little
              Tennessee) watershed.  The watershed name was renamed
              to be Rock Creek (Little Tennessee). This affected the
              Robbinsville 24k quad.  B) Protected boundary was altered
              in the South Fork Catawba River watershed.  This affected
              the Banoke 24k quad.  C) Addition of protected boundary
              for the Belews Creek watershed. This affected the Belews
              Creek 24k quad.  D) Watersheds were deleted by request of
              DEM-Tranters Creek which was on the Rocky Mount & Plymouth
              100k quads and Stokely Hollow which was on the Asheville
              100k quad.  E) Extensive changes to the actual boundaries
              of the watersheds throughout the state in an effort to
              have them coincident with the Hydrologic Units adopted
              earlier by EHNR-DEM and USDA-NRCS.  Boundaries coincident
              in both coverages were deleted from the watershed file and
              copied back from the hydrologic units file.
              PREVIOUS TO THE 1/25/96 FILE, THIS FILE WAS NAMED: NC.WSW
              15.) filname: nc.wsw695  The June 30, 1995 update: A)
              Protected and critical boundaries were altered in the
              Hiawassee River watershed.  This affected the Mocksville,
              Peachtree, Marble, and Andrews 24k quads.  B) The
              protected boundary was altered in the South Fork Catawba
              River watershed in Catawbaw and Lincoln Counties.  The
              Banoak, Reepsville, and Maiden 24k quads were affected.
              C) The entire WSW area in Bear Creek was deleted in Davie
              County, affecting the Mocksville and Calahan 24k quads.
              D) Protected and critical boundaries were altered in the
              North Toe watershed in Avery and Mitchell counties.  This
              affects the Carvers Gap, Newland, Spruce Pine, and
              Linville Falls 24k quads.
              14.) filename: nc.wsw595  The May 4, 1995 update: an arc
              was deleted which divided the South Yadkin River-Cooleemee
              protected area.  The change affects the area within the
              Cool Springs, Cooleemee, Calahan, and Mocksville 24k
              quads.
              13.) filename: nc.wsw195  The January 13, 1995 update:
              A) A new boundary was added to the Hiawassee River
              (Murphy) in the Hiawassee River Basin.  This addition
              split the existing watershed, and the western half was
              deleted.  The change affects the Hayesville, Peachtree,
              and Murphy 24k quads.
              12.) filename: nc.wsw1194  The November 4, 1994 update:
              A) The Smith River WSW, in the Roanoke river basin, had
              one of its boundaries altered.  The change affects the
              Northeastern Eden 24k quad.
              11.) filename: nc.wsw994  The September 13, 1994 update:
              A) The Lands Creek in the Little Tennessee River Basin in
              Swain County on the Fontana Lake 100k quad had the PAT
              attributes added.
              10.) filename: nc.wsw894  The August 26, 1994 update
              consisted of the following watershed adoptions
              (additions).  A) The Deep River in Lee County, in the
              Cape Fear River Basin.  B) The Deep Creek in Swain County,
              in the Little Tennessee River Basin.  C) The Yadkin River
              in Davie County, in the Yadkin River Basin.  D.) The
              Yadkin River in King County, in the Yadkin River Basin,
              E) The South Yadkin River in Cooleemee City, in the Yadkin
              River Basin.
              9.) filename: nc.wsw594  The May 18, 1994 update: A) The
              Tar River WSW within the Tar-Pamlico river basin was
              deleted.
              8.) filename: nc.wsw494  The April 28, 1994 update:
              A) All proposed areas were removed from the data and are
              managed separately.  Only amended areas are now reflected
              in this data.
              7.) filename: nc.wsw194  The January 12, 1994 update:
              A) The Campbell Creek watershed in the French Broad river
              basin had the northern boundary moved. The edits affected
              the Dellwood 24k quad.  B) The South Fork Catawba in the
              Catawba Watershed had its classification modified from
              WS-IV CA to WS-IV.  C)The South Fork Catawba in the
              Catawba Watershed had its protected area reduced in size.
              The change affects the Banoak and Reepsville 24k quads.
              6.) filename: nc.wsw102893  The October 28, 1993 update:
              A) The South Fork Catawba had previously had the protected
              area deleted.  An additional portion of the boundary
              had been deleted, which was supposed to remain.  The
              boundary was added back into the coverage.  The affected
              maps were the 24k Maiden, Reepsville, Lincolnton West,
              Hickory, and Banoak, 100k quads were Hickory and Gastonia.
              5.) filename: nc.wsw101593  The October 15, 1993 update:
              A) The northern protected area boundary for Clark Creek
              was deleted and the east and west critical area buffers
              were redigitized.  Affected maps are the 24k Reepsville
              and Maiden and the Hickory 100k quad.
              4.) filename:             The September 8, 1993 update:
              A) The Little Tennessee River (Fontana Lake) protected
              area had the southeastern radius line removed, and had
              a northern ridgeline added.  Affected maps are the 24k
              Fontana Dam and Tuskeegee quads, and the Fontana Lake
              100k quad.
              3.) filename: wsw193  The January 22, 1993 update:
              A) Cold Water Creek (Lake Fisher) in the Yadkin River
              Basin was changed from WS-III to WS-IV.
              2.)  filename:              The November 17, 1992 update:
              A) Stokely Hollow, 100k Asheboro quad changed from WS-I
              to WS-II. B) Corrected location of Reddies River intake
              for the Yadkin river basin, Wilkesboro 24k, Boone 100k.
              C) Changed location of watershed boundary, intake, and
              critical area for the South Fork New River, New River
              Basin, Jefferson 24k, West Jefferson 24k Boone 100k.
              1.) filename: nc.pcarv.old (protected/critical area with
              the same state lake as the .coe coverage, but this version
              was interpreted from USGS maps)
              filename: nc.pcarv.coe (protected/critical area with the
              Army Corp of Engineers version of a state lake)
              filename: nc.pcarv  Previous to August 1992, this file
              was called Public Water Supply watersheds and only
              included WS-I, WS-II, WS-III classifications.
              filename: nc.pca   filename: nc.pca2
  Time_Period_of_Content:
    Time_Period_Information:
      Range_of_Dates/Times:
        Beginning_Date: 199208
        Ending_Date: 19960401
    Currentness_Reference: Data creation and revision dates
  Status:
    Progress: Complete
    Maintenance_and_Update_Frequency: As needed
  Spatial_Domain:
    Bounding_Coordinates:
      West_Bounding_Coordinate: -83.9814
      East_Bounding_Coordinate: -75.6310
      North_Bounding_Coordinate: 36.5302
      South_Bounding_Coordinate: 34.1625
  Keywords:
    Theme:
      Theme_Keyword_Thesaurus: None
      Theme_Keyword: watersheds
      Theme_Keyword: protected
      Theme_Keyword: critical
      Theme_Keyword: stream classifications
      Theme_Keyword: high quality waters
      Theme_Keyword: outstanding resource waters
      Theme_Keyword: trout waters
      Theme_Keyword: nutrient sensitive waters
    Place:
      Place_Keyword_Thesaurus:
                  William S. Powell, The North Carolina GAZETTEER, A
                  Dictionary of Tar Heel Places,(Chapel Hill: University of
                  North Carolina Press), August 1984.
      Place_Keyword: North Carolina
  Access_Constraints: None
  Use_Constraints:
          Acknowledgement of products derived from this data set should
          cite the following: The source of the  Water Supply Watersheds
          data is the North Carolina Corporate Geographic Database.
          Earlier versions of this dataset may exist. The user must be
          sure to use the appropriate data set for the time period of
          interest.  While efforts have been made to ensure that these
          data are accurate and reliable within the state of the art,
          CGIA cannot assume liability for any damages or
          misrepresentation caused by any inaccuracies in the data or
          as a result of changes to the data caused by system transfers.
  Point_of_Contact:
    Contact_Information:
      Contact_Person_Primary:
        Contact_Person: Steve Zoufaly
        Contact_Organization: NC DEHNR Div. Environmental Management
      Contact_Address:
        Address_Type: Physical and mailing
        Address: 512 N. Salisbury Street
        City: Raleigh
        State_or_Province: North Carolina
        Postal_Code: 27604-1148