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	Arroyo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arroyo Seco is a creek and drainage channel in the southern part of the U.S. state of California.
		Arroyo Hondo (Santa Clara County, California), a stream in Santa Clara County, California
		Arroyo Hondo (Fresno County, California), a stream in Fresno County, California
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arroyo (276 words)

	Department of Fish and GameSTREAM SURVEY - Arroyo Grande Creek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The land on both sides of the creek in this area is intensely farmed; therefore, it is highly probable that the run-off from this land is polluting the creek with pesticides and fertilizers.
		Arroyo Grande Creek is paralleled by Lopez Road from Highway 101 to the Lopez Dam.
		The lower section of the creek, from the mouth to the Highway 1 crossing is paralleled on both sides by two county roads.
	www.centralcoastsalmon.com /crkdocs/schuler.ag.html (1172 words)

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		The arroyo toad (B. microscaphus californicus) is geographically isolated from the Arizona toad (B. microscaphus microscaphus) by the Mojave and Colorado Deserts.
		The arroyo toad is restricted to rivers that have shallow, gravelly pools adjacent to sandy terraces.
		Arroyo toads were historically found along the length of drainages in southern California from San Luis Obispo County to San Diego County, but now they survive primarily in the headwaters as small isolated populations (Sweet 1992, J. Stephenson, Cleveland National Forest, in litt., 1993).
	www.cdpr.ca.gov /docs/es/estext/fr121694.txt (8155 words)

	Arroyo Grande Creek Floods
		Damaging floods occurred in the Arroyo Grande Valley in 1862, 1895, 1909, 1911, 1914, 1926, 1927, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1937, 1938, 1941, 1943, and 1952.
		Edwin was president of the Arroyo Grande Water Conservation District (AGSCD), served as trustee on both the Arroyo Grande High School and on the Elementary School District.
		He arrived in Arroyo Grande in 1954 as the District Conservationist; Moore was a graduate of the University of Nebraska.
	www.coastalrcd.org /AGCREEK1.html (1513 words)

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		Arroyo Del Valle Creek drains from Mt. Hamilton in Santa Clara County and forms the central portion of the Alameda Creek watershed.
		In the Arroyo Del Valle constructed wetlands are incorporated into the treatment process to serve as a polishing treatment process to provide a higher level of treatment for on-site subsurface irrigation.
		Arroyo Valle Creek is a tributary to the Amador groundwater basin, managed as a groundwater basin by Zone 7 of the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District.
	www.swrcb.ca.gov /sanfranciscobay/Agenda/04-18-01/01-043.doc (4065 words)

	Arroyo Seco River
		The Arroyo Seco is one of the few tributaries of the Salinas River that sustains a small population of the threatened steelhead trout, a federally protected species that migrates all the way from the Pacific Ocean to spawn in the clean riffles and deep cold pools of the river.
		The river corridor also includes the narrow and rugged Arroyo Seco-Indians road, which was closed by landslides during the 1997 flood and has yet to be rebuilt.
		The upper Arroyo Seco River also has two popular campgrounds that can be used as base camps to explore the river's source and several tributaries in the Ventana Wilderness.
	www.friendsoftheriver.org /CaliforniaRivers/Rivers/ArroyoSeco.html (532 words)

	FR Doc 05-6824
		Although arroyo toads are not known to occupy Agua Caliente Creek and we have not included Agua Caliente Creek as part of the critical habitat designation for the toad, we have included the confluence of Agua Caliente Creek and the Santa Ynez River because arroyo toads occupy the Santa Ynez River.
		Arroyo toads were rumored to occur in the Victorville area sometime during the 1990s, probably associated with the last significant El Ni[ntilde]o event; however, there have been no confirmed reports from this area since 1982.
		Since arroyo toads are found in a variety of ecologically and geographically distinct areas, it is important to preserve the species' genetic diversity as well as the variety of ecological environments in which it is endemic.
	a257.g.akamaitech.net /7/257/2422/01jan20051800/edocket.access.gpo.gov/2005/05-6824.htm (18651 words)

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		Six miles of the Arroyo Seco Stream ranging from the top of Devil's Gate Reservoir into the San Gabriel Mountains are included in the designation that will take effect on March 9, 2001.
		The primary elements for the arroyo toad are those habitat components that are essential for the primary biological needs of foraging, breeding, growth of larvae (tadpoles) and juveniles, intra-specific communication, dispersal, migration, genetic exchange, and sheltering.
		To recover the arroyo toad to the point where it can be downlisted or delisted, it is essential to preserve the species’ genetic diversity as well as the variety of ecological environments in which it has persisted.
	www.arroyoseco.org /arroyotoadfinaldesignation.htm (516 words)

	Water Rights Decision 1638
		As discussed in Section 2.2, the flow in Conejo Creek is composed of accretions to the creek from the adjoining groundwater aquifer, water from the City's storm drainage system, discharge of treated waste water from the Hill Canyon WWTP, and natural flow from precipitation.
		Footnote23 In view of the significantly higher flows in Calleguas Creek downstream of the confluence with Conejo Creek during the months of November through March, the SWRCB concludes that there is water available for appropriation under the pending applications on Calleguas Creek for the months of December through March.
		Since Conejo Creek is the primary source of water to meet riparian demands on both Conejo Creek and Calleguas Creek in April, it is appropriate to examine water availability for applications on both creeks jointly for the month of April.
	www.waterrights.ca.gov /Decisions/wrdec1638.htm (16844 words)

	News & Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The creek was an afterthought in a generally depressed park.
		The project is the work of the Collaborative Creek Improvement Program, a partnership between the city's environmental services division and Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, who paid for it along with the California Coastal Conservancy.
		The picnic tables in the two new picnic areas were made from recycled plastic, and 4,500 cubic yards of soil taken from the creek banks was donated to a wetlands restoration project in Hayward.
	www.oaklandnet.com /parks/news/032802a.asp (485 words)

	Piru Creek
		The remote upstream source of the creek is within the existing Sespe Wilderness and is a popular backpacking and hiking destination.
		Piru Creek is biologically rich, providing important riparian and aquatic habitat for several sensitive, threatened, and endangered species.
		The creek supports large populations of the endangered arroyo toad and sensitive pond turtle.
	www.friendsoftheriver.org /CaliforniaRivers/Rivers/PiruCreek.html (433 words)

	Name origin and history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The creek was named for William Campbell, an immigrant of 1846, who established a sawmill here in 1848 and a stage station in 1852.
		The creek was named Penitencia because according to folklore, a house of penitence stood where the creek curves.
		Arroyo de San Jose Cupertino, named in honor of an Italian saint of the 17th century, was mentioned by de Anza and Font when their expedition camped at the creek, March 25, 1776.
	www.valleywater.org /For_Teachers_and_Students/Teaching_materials/Water_history_teachers_guide/_Name_origin_and_history.shtm (4934 words)

	VWA MARBLE PEAK Trail Condition Report
		Watershed: Arroyo Seco, Willow Creek, Zig Zag Creek, Higgins Creek
		From Strawberry along the creek to Tan Oak Camp, the trail is mostly clear but a few use trails make it hard to determine which side of the stream is the correct trail.
		From the crest all the way to Horse Bridge on the main stem of the Arroyo Seco River, the trail was in fine shape, although one campsite between Strawberry Valley and Willow Springs had been obliterated by a falling tree.
	www.ventanawild.org /trails/marblepe.html (5057 words)

	Arroyo Grande Creek Steelhead DFG Feb 1994
		We have taken the position that in the interim period, the District should be required by the State Water Board to release 50% of the inflow into Lopez Reservoir to protect and restore the public trust resources of the Arroyo Grande Creek from the dam to the ocean.
		The reasoning behind our flow recommendation is the balancing of the beneficial uses between the water users and the public trust resources until an IFIM study determines the amount of water necessary to protect the public trust fishery resources.
		We also raised the question whether the District's direct diversion from Arroyo Grande Creek is the authorized or unauthorization use of the state's water.
	users.rcn.com /ccate/AGrandeDFGFeb94.html (956 words)

	Report Template
		The Arroyo Seco trunk sewer pipeline is 12 inches in diameter and serves the University and residences located east of Arroyo Seco Canyon.
		The creek has caused a slip-out to the access road and erosion will continue until it is repaired.
		Failure of the trunk sewer line would be a disaster, as millions of gallons of raw sewage would be discharged into the creek.
	www.ci.santa-cruz.ca.us /cc/archives/01/7-10meeting/7-10rpt/PW646.htm (1012 words)

	Pasadena Audubon Society--Arroyo Southwestern Toad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Arroyo Seco is proposed from the Long Canyon confluence downstream to Devil's Gate Reservoir (Subunit C).
		Big Tujunga Creek below the reservoir is an area with high potential for expanding toad numbers through careful management of land use activities and water releases from the dam.
		The arroyo southwestern toad, Bufo microscaphus californicus, is sensitive to changes in hydrology and riparian vegetation.
	www.pasadenaaudubon.org /arroyotoad.html (1017 words)

	Fish catch a ride to safer waters
		Lagunitas Creek and its tributaries are among the state's prime coho salmon spawning grounds, contributing 10 percent of California's coho population.
		Chuck Jungeberg of San Rafael, along with other SPAWN volunteers, nets steelhead trout in Arroyo creek in Lagunitas, as part of their work to rescue juvenile fish trapped in drying creeks and transfer them to other wetter areas in Lagunitas Creek.
		The 2- to 6-inch fry are the progeny of adult coho and steelhead that migrated from the Pacific Ocean last winter to spawn in creeks.
	www.spawnusa.org /pages/page-93 (541 words)

	KGS--St. Louis Limestone--Core Descriptions
		Sand Arroyo Creek Field was discovered in 1996 and has produced over 0.1 million barrels oil.
		Sand Arroyo Creek Southwest Field was discovered in 1996 and has produced over 0.4 million barrels oil.
		This report is part of a larger study of the St. Louis Limestone in southwest Kansas that includes interpretive cross sections (Qi and Carr, 2005), geostatistical lithofacies predictions (Qi and Carr, in press), and geostatistical facies modeling (Qi, Carr, and Goldstein, in prep.).
	www.kgs.ku.edu /PRS/publication/2005/OFR05_16 (2737 words)

	History 1800-1850
		Approaching the mouth of Arroyo Chiquito (Wildcat Creek) from La Bahia de San Pablo in 1850, one observes several changes.
		As a result, San Pablo Creek has filled its old bed that independently connected it to the bay and captured and widened a small slough that connects to Wildcat Creek.
		As we follow Wildcat Creek across the flatlands, it passes just north of Juan Jose Castro's adobe, built with an unusual cellar which elevated the house 3.5 ft above ground, presumably to avoid flooding.
	www.sfei.org /HEP/wildcat/1800.htm (331 words)

	Camp Arroyo Environmental Ed. Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Camp Arroyo is a new state of the art environmental education center and youth camp located south of Livermore.
		The outdoor setting provides experiences that cannot be recreated in the classroom; the new and beautiful surroundings spark an intense curiosity in students, which significantly aids the learning process.
		Camp Arroyo is a 138-acre park owned and maintained by the East Bay Regional Park District since 1995.
	www.ebparks.org /camp_arroyo/arroyo_main.htm (880 words)

	Arroyo Grande Creek Steelhead USNMFS Dec 97
		In 1959 in a CDFG survey Arroyo Grande Creek was rated as a fair to good steelhead spawning and rearing area.
		In 1960 the CDFG reported that the stream supported one of the larger steelhead runs in the south coast region, which was estimated to be equal in magnitude to those found in Santa Rosa Creek, the Arroyo de la Cruz, San Simeon Creek, and San Carpojo Creek.
		We are requesting the USNMFS and USFWS to develop a Arroyo Grande Steelhead Trout Habitat Conservation Plan for Arroyo Grande Creek to protect and restore steelhead and their habitat.
	users.rcn.com /ccate/AGrandeUSNMSDec97.html (824 words)

	Argentina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Arroyo Claro Lodge, built in 1999, is located in the beautiful Carrileufu Valley, ten miles south of the small village of Cholila, in the heart of this wonderful trout fishing country.
		Arroyo Pescado is a small spring creek, typical of spring creeks throughout the western U.S., having a high density of trout and some very large trout.
		Arroyo Pescado is closed to fishing until January 1st each year, but fishes well right from the opening bell and offers some outstanding hopper fishing.
	www.angleradventures.com /Argentina/ARG.htm (2161 words)

	City of Thousand Oaks - Coastal Cleanup Day
		The Arroyo Conejo Creek is part of the Calleguas Creek watershed which includes the Arroyo Simi and the Arroyo Santa Rosa.
		The water in the creek system consists of highly treated water from wastewater treatment plants, untreated urban and storm runoff, and seasonal natural flow.
		Plastic litter in creeks and in the ocean are eaten by all sorts of animals, who cannot digest them and can die of poisoning or malnutrition.
	www.ci.thousand-oaks.ca.us /city_hall/depts/public_works/environmental/important/coastal.asp (796 words)

	Arroyo Grande Watershed Forum Summer 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The assessment sub-committee is planning a study of the Arroyo Grande Creek Watershed to help answer questions about flooding, erosion, creek vegetation and steelhead trout.
		It is a non-regulatory approach to using sound survey techniques to identify what issues lie within a watershed, such as: erosion, extreme water temperatures, slope of the channel, vegetation problems, sedimentation, and other limiting factors.
		Originally the creek had no channel, but usually flowed at the base of Newsome hills and down the valley behind Arroyo Grande High School.
	www.centralcoastsalmon.com /creek/agcreek/newsnov2002.htm (1224 words)

	Creek Watch Home Page: Welcome to Arroyo Del Valle
		The Arroyo Del Valle is a tributary branching from the Lake del Valle watershed.
		What is now a creek used to be a significant tributary supporting a healthy steelhead population.
		Concrete pilings and rip rock was deposited at vulnerable bends in the Arroyo to curb erosion.
	www.pleasanton.k12.ca.us /AMADOR/creek/history (283 words)

	Arroyo Hondo Creek flowing into a green pool through sandstone rocks Posters by Rich Reid at AllPosters.com
		Arroyo Hondo Creek flowing into a green pool through sandstone rocks Posters by Rich Reid at AllPosters.com
		Arroyo Hondo Creek flowing into a green pool through sandstone rocks.This creek is southern steelhead habitat, and is a rare intact coastal creek.
		Arroyo Hondo Creek flowing into a green pool through sandstone rocks
	www.allposters.com /-sp/Arroyo-Hondo-Creek-flowing-into-a-green-pool-through-sandstone-rocks_i1096622_.htm?aid=1809584085 (100 words)

	Tauscher Leads Effort to Direct Flood Study of Alameda Creek in Pleasanton, August 17, 1999
		"Due to the rapid growth in the Tri-Valley and the major storm damage that the Alameda Creek and its feeders have experienced in the past decade, it is imperative that we study flooding tendencies in the region as soon as possible," said Rep. Tauscher.
		The ADLL drains into Alameda Creek and has a drainage area of more than 400 square miles.
		Its major tributaries include Alamo Creek, South San Ramon Creek, Dublin Creek, Chabot Canal, Tassajara Creek, Collier Creek, Arroyo Seco, Altamont Creek, Arroyo Las Positas, Arroyo Mocho, Pleasanton Canal and Arroyo del Valle.
	www.house.gov /tauscher/press/8-17-99.htm (408 words)

	Arroyo Seco, Switzer Falls to confluence with Bear Creek
		USGS Arroyo Seco gage) was too low to do the run to JPL, so we opted to run the outrageous tiered drop below Switzer Falls and probe the stream down to Bear Creek.
		The first drop, El Niño, is a slide into about a 7-8’ vertical drop with problems caused by a headwall.
		Arroyo Seco, Bear Creek Trail crossing to JPL
	www.sierraphotography.com /creeking/arroyoseco02.htm (128 words)

	Los Padres National Forest - Camping/Day Use (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Campground is located 20 miles west of the city of Greenfield.
		Directions: From Highway 101, exit on Arroyo Seco road near the city of Greenfield.
		Picnic area is on a plateau with beach access.
	www.fs.fed.us /r5/lospadres/recreation/camping/mrd (1385 words)

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