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Ocklawaha River Watershed

Ocklawaha River Watershed

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General Information

What is a Watershed?

A watershed (also called a drainage basin) is an area on the land surface from which water flows or has the potential to flow to a common destination. Watersheds are naturally separated from adjacent basins by topographic divides.

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Description

The Ocklawaha River Watershed is located within Lake County and spans 568.4 square miles. The watershed contains 375 named lakes/ponds, 39 named rivers/streams/canals and 0 named bays/bayous.

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Regulation

Who to call about environmental concerns and to report environmentally harmful activities. For potentially life threatening emergencies dial 911.

Concern or Activity Contact(s)
Dangerous Boating / Accidents

FWCC, Division of Boating Safety
1-850-488-5600 (to report an accident) or
1-888-404-3922 (to report unsafe boating)

Algal Blooms

FDEP 1-850-305-3903

Fish Kill

FWCC, Fish Kills
1-800-636-0511

General Concerns/Complaints

FDEP
1-407-897-4100

Industrial Waste/Spill

FDEP State Watch Office
1-800-320-0519

Injured Wildlife or Illegal Activities

FWCC, Wildlife Violations
1-888-404-3922
or via cell phone, dial *FWC or #FWC depending on service carrier

Shoreline Alterations, Wetland Impacts

FDEP
1-407-897-4100

Aquatic Plant Removal

FWCC
1-321-228-3364

Water Pollution, Residuals Landspreading

FDEP
1-407-897-4100

Wetlands Issues/Dredge and Fill

FDEP
1-407-897-4100

Source(s): USF Water Institute

Legend:
FWCC - Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
FDEP - Florida Department of Enviromental Protection

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