The Stillwater Watershed Project is a non-profit, single coordinator run organization that works in conjunction with Darke and Miami County Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Click here to download the latest Stillwater Steward Newsletter.
Watershed Facts:
- The Stillwater River Watershed drains 673 square miles of land.
- The Stillwater River and Greenville Creek are one of Ohio's State Scenic Rivers.
- It offers some of the best smallmouth bass fishing.
- The Stillwater drains into the Great Miami River with the confluence in Dayton, Ohio.
- The main channel of the Stillwater is 67 miles long with 226 miles of tributaries.
- The project has an EPA approved Watershed Action Plan in place.
- The Stillwater Watershed's Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC) is 05080001. Click here to see the location of the Stillwater Watershed.
How land is used in the Watershed:
- Cropland - 80%
- Woodland - 5%
- Pasture - 4%
- Urban/other - 11%
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The following counties are located in the watershed:
- Ohio - Darke, Miami, Montgomery, and Shelby
- Indiana - Randolph
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