Miller-Stutzman Ditch
Area: 49,581 ac.
HUC: part of Yellow Creek HUC 040500011903 (what is a Hydrologic Unit Code HUC?)
The Miller-Stutzman Ditch serves as a vital component of the hydrological infrastructure in Elkhart County, Indiana, particularly in its intricate relationship with Elkhart River. Originating near the convergence of CR 15 and CR 30, this drainage ditch winds its way through the county, playing a crucial role in managing water flow and mitigating flooding risks. Historically, the Miller-Stutzman Ditch has been integral to the agricultural landscape of the region, aiding in the drainage of excess water from fields and ensuring optimal conditions for crop cultivation. Moreover, its connection to the Elkhart River underscores its significance within the broader watershed, contributing to the overall health and resilience of the local ecosystem.
What’s going on in the Elkhart River Watershed?
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Elkhart River Restoration Association
The Elkhart River Restoration Association, Inc. was founded in 1983 to study the needs of the Elkhart River and its watershed…
SJRBC North Branch of Elkhart River study
The St. Joseph River Basin Commission hired Christopher B. Burke Engineering to develop a flood risk management plan…
City of Elkhart Aquatic Biology Program
The Aquatics Program is a joint effort between the Cities of Elkhart and South Bend to evaluate the health of the St…
How’s the water?
There are many ways that water quality can be tracked. Check out these helpful websites to look at data relating to water quality.
Watershed Partners
