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Watershed Groups in Ohio
Complete List of Watershed Groups on Record
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Middle Great Miami Watershed AllianceUse your browser's back button to return to the previous page, or go to the clickable map to locate Watershed Groups in Ohio. Please report any errors or omissions by emailing watershedweb@ag.osu.edu.
Watershed(s) of Focus: Upper Great Miami River, Lost Creek, and Spring Creek Counties in Coverage Area: Miami, Shelby, Champaign Miami County CourthousePhone: (937) 440-3945 Fax: (937) 440-3551 Email: watters.35@osu.edu Website: miami.osu.edu/wq/wq.html Profile: The Middle Great Miami Watershed Alliance developed from a request by a number of parties to work on water quality issues in the central and northeast portions of Miami County. In 2002 there were a number of preliminary meetings to discuss water quality, geography, problems and partnerships within the county. The Middle Great Miami Watershed takes in portions of the Great Miami River and tributaries on both the east and west sides of the river from downstream of Plum Creek to upstream of Honey Creek. The watershed includes the drainage areas of Lost, Spring, Peters, Tawawa, Leatherwood and Mosquito Creeks and includes areas in Miami, Shelby and Champaign counties. The watershed also includes the cities of Piqua, Troy and parts of Tipp City. Locally those cooperating with the group include the Miami County Farm Bureau, the Miami County SWCD, OSU Extension and a long list of residents and land owners. Listing Updated: 2004-04-21
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