The rivers or segments of rivers to be initially included in this system, being classified by the above-stated criteria, are as follows:
Class I Natural River Areas
Blackburn Fork That segment of the stream from the county road at Cummings Mill downstream one and one-half (1½) miles.
Conasauga River The entire segment of the river in Polk County, upstream from the Highway 411 bridge.
Roaring River That segment from State Route 136 downstream two (2) miles.
Spring Creek That segment from Waterloo Mill downstream to the Overton-Jackson county line.
Hatchie River as a swamp river.
Class II Pastoral River Areas
Blackburn Fork That segment downstream from a point one and one-half (1½) miles downstream from the county road at Cummings Mill to its confluence with Roaring River.
Buffalo River The entire river, except that portion which lies within Wayne, Perry, Humphreys and Lewis counties.
Collins River That segment which lies within the Savage Gulf natural-scientific area.
Duck River That segment of the Duck River beginning at Iron Bridge Road at river mile 136.4 extending continuously to a point upstream to the boundary of Marshall County at river mile 173.7.
Harpeth River The entire river except that segment lying north of Highway 100 and south of Interstate 40 in Davidson County; and except those segments located in Cheatham, Dickson and Williamson counties.
Roaring River That segment downstream from a point two (2) miles downstream from State Route 136, to its confluence with the Cordell Hull Lake.
Spring Creek That segment between State Highway 136 and Waterloo Mill, and that segment downstream from the Overton-Jackson county line to its confluence with Roaring River.
Class III Developed River Areas
French Broad River That segment from the North Carolina state line to its confluence with Douglas Lake.
Harpeth River Only that segment of the Harpeth River lying north of Highway 100 and south of Interstate 40; it being the specific intent to exclude all segments of the Harpeth River lying in or flowing though Cheatham, Dickson and Williamson counties.
Tuckahoe Creek
Hiwassee River That portion from the Highway 411 bridge to the North Carolina line.
Clinch River That portion from Melton Hill Dam upstream to Pellissippi Parkway.
The rivers or segments of rivers to be initially included in this system, being classified by the above-stated criteria, are as follows:
Class I Natural River Areas
Blackburn Fork That segment of the stream from the county road at Cummings Mill downstream one and one-half (1½) miles.
Conasauga River The entire segment of the river in Polk County, upstream from the Highway 411 bridge.
Roaring River That segment from State Route 136 downstream two (2) miles.
Spring Creek That segment from Waterloo Mill downstream to the Overton-Jackson county line.
Hatchie River as a swamp river.
Class II Pastoral River Areas
Blackburn Fork That segment downstream from a point one and one-half (1½) miles downstream from the county road at Cummings Mill to its confluence with Roaring River.
Buffalo River The entire river, except that portion which lies within Wayne, Perry, Humphreys and Lewis counties.
Collins River That segment which lies within the Savage Gulf natural-scientific area.
Duck River That segment of the Duck River beginning at Iron Bridge Road at river mile 136.4 extending continuously to a point upstream to the boundary of Marshall County at river mile 173.7.
Harpeth River The entire river except that segment lying north of Highway 100 and south of Interstate 40 in Davidson County; and except those segments located in Cheatham, Dickson and Williamson counties.
Roaring River That segment downstream from a point two (2) miles downstream from State Route 136, to its confluence with the Cordell Hull Lake.
Spring Creek That segment between State Highway 136 and Waterloo Mill, and that segment downstream from the Overton-Jackson county line to its confluence with Roaring River.
Class III Developed River Areas
French Broad River That segment from the North Carolina state line to its confluence with Douglas Lake.
Harpeth River Only that segment of the Harpeth River lying north of Highway 100 and south of Interstate 40; it being the specific intent to exclude all segments of the Harpeth River lying in or flowing though Cheatham, Dickson and Williamson counties.
Tuckahoe Creek
Hiwassee River That portion from the Highway 411 bridge to the North Carolina line.
Clinch River That portion from Melton Hill Dam upstream to Pellissippi Parkway.
The rivers or segments of rivers to be initially included in this system, being classified by the above-stated criteria, are as follows:
Class I Natural River Areas
Blackburn Fork That segment of the stream from the county road at Cummings Mill downstream one and one-half (1½) miles.
Conasauga River The entire segment of the river in Polk County, upstream from the Highway 411 bridge.
Roaring River That segment from State Route 136 downstream two (2) miles.
Spring Creek That segment from Waterloo Mill downstream to the Overton-Jackson county line.
Hatchie River as a swamp river.
Class II Pastoral River Areas
Blackburn Fork That segment downstream from a point one and one-half (1½) miles downstream from the county road at Cummings Mill to its confluence with Roaring River.
Buffalo River The entire river, except that portion which lies within Wayne, Perry, Humphreys and Lewis counties.
Collins River That segment which lies within the Savage Gulf natural-scientific area.
Duck River That segment of the Duck River beginning at Iron Bridge Road at river mile 136.4 extending continuously to a point upstream to the boundary of Marshall County at river mile 173.7.
Harpeth River The entire river except that segment lying north of Highway 100 and south of Interstate 40 in Davidson County; and except those segments located in Cheatham, Dickson and Williamson counties.
Roaring River That segment downstream from a point two (2) miles downstream from State Route 136, to its confluence with the Cordell Hull Lake.
Spring Creek That segment between State Highway 136 and Waterloo Mill, and that segment downstream from the Overton-Jackson county line to its confluence with Roaring River.
Class III Developed River Areas
French Broad River That segment from the North Carolina state line to its confluence with Douglas Lake.
Harpeth River Only that segment of the Harpeth River lying north of Highway 100 and south of Interstate 40; it being the specific intent to exclude all segments of the Harpeth River lying in or flowing though Cheatham, Dickson and Williamson counties.
Tuckahoe Creek
Hiwassee River That portion from the Highway 411 bridge to the North Carolina line.
Clinch River That portion from Melton Hill Dam upstream to Pellissippi Parkway.
