§ 69-7-203 — Definition of basin and river basin

Tennessee § 69-7-203

• Jurisdiction: Tennessee
• Title: 69

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For purposes of this part, "basin" or "river basin" refers to the entire topographic extent of the following ten (10) watersheds and combinations of watersheds: (1) The Mississippi River and all of its tributaries west of the Tennessee River Valley; (2) The Duck River, the Elk River, and the western Tennessee River Valley; (3) The lower Cumberland River to the downstream point of the mouth of the Caney Fork River, the Harpeth and the Stones rivers; (4) The tributaries of the Barren River; (5) The upper Cumberland River, the Caney Fork, the Obed, and the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River; (6) The lower Tennessee River in East Tennessee up to and including the Hiawassee River; (7) The Conasauga River; (8) The Upper Tennessee River in East Tennessee upstream of the Hiawassee, the Little Tennessee, the Clinch, and the Emory rivers; (9) The French Broad River and the Nolichuckey River; and (10) The Holston River and the Watauga River.

Legislative History

Acts 2000, ch. 854, §4; T.C.A. § 69-8-203.