Andrew J. Massey, Merry E. Gamper, Ronald B. Zelt, Stacy M. Menger, and Jodi R. Norris 2000 1.0 map Reston, VA U.S. Geological Survey http://water.usgs.gov/lookup/getspatial?powder_hub This data set contains hydrologic cataloging-unit boundaries for selected units within the Powder River drainage basin of Wyoming. The hydrologic unit boundaries were delineated by using a hydrologically-conditioned digital elevation model covering the Powder River drainage basin to produce preliminary boundaries of smaller hydrologic units. Interactive editing followed in which the cataloging-unit boundaries were digitized on computer monitor screens displaying at least three important reference data layers: 1:24,000-scale U.S. Geological Survey digital raster graphics (images of topographic quadrangle maps); 1:24,000-scale DEM-derived preliminary boundaries; and 1:250,000-scale cataloging-unit boundaries. Hydrologic cataloging units provide a uniquely identified and uniform method of subdividing larger drainage areas. These hydrologic units are useful for a variety of applications by several agencies and organizations. The boundaries of cataloging units (fourth-level watersheds) also form the framework for subsequent subdivision to delineate fifth- and sixth-level watersheds, an ongoing activity within Wyoming. These data were prepared as part of a pilot project to delineate fifth- and sixth-level watersheds in northeast Wyoming. Preliminary delineations were prepared for an extensive area, but digitizing at 1:24,000 scale was limited to the cataloging-unit boundaries included herein prior to the exhaustion of allocated resources. The following table lists individual quadrangle maps that provided source topographic data for the compilation of the subject data set. > Quadrangle Name Quad Code Source date > ------------------- ------------------- ----------- > ADON 44105-E2 1972 > ADON NW 44105-F2 1972 > ANDERSON DRAW 43106-B7 1968 > ANTELOPE DRAW 4352.5N 10637.5W 1961 > ARPAN BUTTE 4430N 10615W 1972 > ARTESIAN DRAW 4330N 10552.5W 1954 > ARVADA 4437.5N 10607.5W 1971 > BADWATER NE 43107-D3 1952 > BADWATER SE 43107-C3 1952 > BANNER 4430N 10645W 1967 > BAY HORSE 45105-A5 1970 > BEAR DRAW 4415N 10615W 1972 > BIG GULCH 4315N10622.5W 1968 > BONNIE RESERVOIR 44105-G1 1972 > BOWMAN HILL 44105-G2 1972 > BOX ELDER DRAW 4452.5N 10615W 1971 > BRISLAWN SCHOOL 44105-F1 1972 > BROAD MESA 42107-H2 1959 > BROWN RANCH 4400N 10622.5W 1972 > BUFFALO 4415N 10637.5W 1970 > BUFFALO NE 4422.5N 10630W 1970 > BUFFALO SE 4415N 10630W 1970 > CABIN CREEK NE 4452.5N 10600W 1971 > CABIN CREEK NW 4452.5N 10607.5W 1971 > CABIN CREEK SE 4445N 10600W 1971 > CAMEL HUMP RESERVOIR 4315N10630W 1968 > CORRAL CREEK 44105-H6 1971 > CRAZY WOMAN RANCH 4407.5N 10622.5W 1972 > DEAD WOMAN CROSSING 4330N10615W 1961 > DEADMAN BUTTE 43107-C2 1952 > DOUBLE TANKS 4400N 10545W 1971 > DRY CREEK RESERVOIR 4345N 10630W 1961 > DUGOUT RANCH 4330N10622.5W 1961 > ELAINE DRAW 4352.5N 10622.5W 1961 > ERVAY BASIN 42107-H4 1952 > ERVAY BASIN SW 42107-G4 1984 > FAWN DRAW 4445N 10607W 1971 > FIGURE 8 RESERVOIR 4337.5N10622.5W 1961 > FLAG BUTTE 44105-E1 1972 > FLOATE DRAW 4422.5N 10615W 1972 > FLY DRAW 43105-B8-TF-024 1984 > FORTIN DRAW 44105-C3 1971 > FOUR BAR J RANCH 4407.5N 10537.5W 1971 > FREDRICK DRAW 4422.5N 10622.5W 1972 > GARDNER GULCH 4445N 10615W 1971 > GARFIELD PEAK 42107-G3 1959 > GAYLORD RESERVOIR 42107-H1 1959 > GILLAM DRAW EAST 43106-C1-TF-024 1984 > GILLETTE EAST 44105-C4 1971 > GILLETTE WEST 44105-C5 1971 > GOVERNMENT CREEK 4322.5N10622.5W 1968 > GRAVE SPRING 43107-D2 1952 > HILAND 43107-A3 1952 > HOLE-IN-THE-WALL 4330N 10645W 1984 > HOMESTEAD DRAW 44105-H5 1971 > HOMESTEAD DRAW SW 44105-G6 1971 > HORSE HILL 4430N 10637.5W 1970 > HOUSE CREEK 4337.5N10607.5W 1954 > ILLCO 4300N10622.5W 1968 > JEWELL DRAW 4430N 10607.5W 1972 > KAYCEE 4337.5N 10637.5W 1982 > KAYCEE NE 4337N 10630W 1961 > KLINE DRAW 4445N 10552.5W 1971 > LAKE HELEN 4415N 10707.5W 1967 > LINCH 4330N10607.5W 1954 > MCKENZIE FLAT 43106-A2-TF-024 1984 > MCPHERSON DRAW 4300N10615W 1968 > MCRAE GAP 42107-H3 1984 > MERINO 4307.5N10630W 1968 > MITCHELL DRAW 4422.5N 10607.5W 1972 > MITTEN BUTTE 44105-H2 1972 > NATRONA 43106-A7 1968 > NORTH BUTTE 4345N 10552.5W 1953 > ORIVA 4415N 10537.5W 1971 > ORIVA NW 442205N 10537.5W 1971 > PERSSON DRAW 4352.5N 10537.5W 1984 > PINE TREE 4330N 10545W 1954 > PLEASANTDALE 4400N 10537.5W 1971 > PLOESSERS DRAW 4407.5N 10615W 1972 > POWDER RIVER 43106-A8 1968 > RECLUSE 44105-F6 1971 > REYNOLDS RESERVOIR 43106-B6 1968 > ROCKYPOINT 44105-H1 1972 > ROLLING PIN RANCH 4337.5N 10552.5W 1953 > ROUGHLOCK HILL 4322.5N 10652.5W 1972 > ROZET 44105-C2 1971 > ROZET NE 44105-D1 1971 > ROZET NW 44105-D2 1971 > S R SPRINGS 4445N 10630W 1970 > SALT CANYON 4322N10630W 1968 > SAVAGETON 4345N 10545W 1953 > SAWMILL CANYON 4322.5N 10600W 1984 > SCHLICHT DRAW 4352.5N 10637.5W 1961 > SEVEN L CREEK EAST 43106-B1-TF-024 1984 > SEVEN L CREEK WEST 43106-B2-TF-024 1984 > SHULER DRAW 4445N 10622.5W 1971 > SOUTH BUTTE 4337.5 10545W 1953 > SPOTTED HORSE 4437.5N 10545W 1971 > SQUARE TOP BUTTE 42106-H8 1951 > STATZER POINT 4307.5N10622.5W 1968 > STINKING WATER CREEK 42107-G2 1959 > SUSSEX 4337.5N10615W 1961 > T A RANCH 4407.5N 10637.5W 1970 > T T T RANCH 4330N 10637.5W 1982 > TAYLOR RANCH 4330N10600W 1954 > TEAPOT ROCK 4307.5N10615W 1968 > TRUMAN DRAW 4430N 10545W 1971 > TWENTYMILE BUTTE 4422.5N 10545W 1972 > ULM 4437.5N 10630W 1970 > WAGS PINNACLE 4352.5N 10545W 1984 > WALL CREEK 4330N10630W 1961 > WALTMAN 43107-A2 1952 > WALTMAN NW 43107-B2 1952 > WHITE TAIL BUTTE 44105-G5 1971 > WILLOW CREEK SCHOOL 4322.5N 10645W 1972 Additional drainage divide data for other parts of the Powder River Basin are available digitally at a scale of 1:100,000 in Zelt and Hallberg (1999). Any use of trade, product, or firm names is for descriptive purposes only and does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. Although this Federal Geographic Data Committee-compliant metadata file is intended to document the data set in nonproprietary form, as well as in ARC/INFO format, this metadata file may include some ARC/INFO-specific terminology. > /*-------------------------------------------------------------------- > /* Program: SETUPZ.AML > /* Revision: 1.2.0 > /* Usage: SETUPZ <7.5-minute quad> > /* Language: AML > /* Version: Arc 7.2.1 > /* Platform: NT > /* > /*:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: > /* > /* Purpose: standardize setup for digitized HUBs for one 7.5-minute quad > /* > /*:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: > /* > /* History: > /* > /* 06/03/99 rbzelt dwychy Added check for only one quad selected. > /* 07/13/99 rbzelt dwychy Modif. to use variable cdpath. > /* 07/15/99 rbzelt dwychy Added snapping environment and display of master HUB cover. > /* > /*-------------------------------------------------------------------- > /* > /* Disclaimer: > /* Although this program has been used by the U.S. Geological Survey, no > /* warranty, expressed or implied, is made by the USGS as to the accuracy > /* and functioning of the program and related program material nor shall the > /* fact of distribution constitute any such warranty, and no responsibility > /* is assumed by the USGS in connection herewith. > /* > /*-------------------------------------------------------------------- > > &args qnam:rest > &if [null %qnam%] &then &do > &type Usage: SETUPZ <7.5-minute quad> > &return > &end > > /* Set variables that are customizable for each work site: > &s hubcov HUB24_U13 /* name of HUB coverage to edit > &s quadcov %.hubw%/quad24_u13 /* name of 7.5-min quad poly coverage > &s qname [unquote [translate %qnam%]] /* upper case quad name > &s qpath %.t24k% /* path to directory in which a subdir exists for each quad > &s qdir [unquote [subst [quote [unquote [locase %qnam%]]] ' ' _]] /* subdir > &s mastpath %.hubw% /* path to directory holding AMLs and local master coverages > &s hcucov huc250_u13 /* name of 1:250,000-scale HCU boundaries coverage > &s demhub j:\rbzelt\data\wshed_delin\work\shed5000 /* name of 1:24,000-scale DEM-derived HUBs coverage > &s mhubcov hub24_u13 /* name of local master coverage > &s cdpath \\wyai2dwychy\cd_wyai2\data /* path to CD directory containing DRGs > &s .cdpath %cdpath% > > &s hub6a %.hubw%/bighorn_shed /* name of existing 1:24,000-scale HUBs > &s hub6b %.hubw%/bhills_shed /* name of existing 1:24,000-scale HUBs > &s hub6c %.hubw%/tbng_shed /* name of existing 1:24,000-scale HUBs > > /* Set mapextent for the target quadrangle. > /* Determine mapextent from poly coverage of quad boundaries: > &if [show program] ne ARCEDIT &then &do > &mess &off > &s dspl [show display] > display 0 > ap > res %quadcov% poly name = [quote %qname%] > &s numquads [extract 1 [show select %quadcov% poly]] > &if %numquads% ne 1 &then &do > res %quadcov% poly state1 eq 'WY' > &s numquads [extract 1 [show select %quadcov% poly]] > &if %numquads% ne 1 &then &do > &type *** Warning *** > &type Number of quad polygons matching name eq %qname% is %numquads% > list %quadcov% poly name,state1 > &end > &end > &s centroid [show select %quadcov% poly 1 xy] > &s cx [extract 1 %centroid%] > &s cy [extract 2 %centroid%] > &s mex [calc %cx% - 5640] [calc %cy% - 7450] [calc %cx% + 5640] [calc %cy% + 7450] > &s ohio [show select %quadcov% poly 1 item ohio_index] > q > display %dspl% > &mess &on > &end /* do block when not in Arcedit > &else &do > ec %quadcov% > ef poly > sel name = [quote %qname%] > &s numquads [extract 1 [show number selected]] > /* Check for unexpected number of quads selected: > &if %numquads% ne 1 &then &do > res state1 eq 'WY' > &s numquads [extract 1 [show number selected]] > &if %numquads% ne 1 &then &do > &type *** Warning *** > &type Number of quad polygons matching name eq %qname% is %numquads% > list name,state1 > &end /* do block when still ne 1 quad selected > &end /* do block when ne 1 quad selected > /* Store map extent and Ohio Index code: > mape sel > &s mex [show mape] > &s recno [show select 1] > &s ohio [show polygon %recno% item ohio_index] > > &end /* do block in Arcedit > > > &if [show program] ne ARCEDIT &then &do > precision double double > ae > &end > > &if [extract 1 [show display]] ne 9999 &then display 9999 > ec %hubcov% > &r %mastpath%/aetol /* set editing tolerances > ed 40 > bc %mastpath%/%hcucov% 3 /* include 1:250,000-scale HCU boundaries in display > bc %demhub% 2 /* include 1:24,000-scale DEM-derived HUBs in display > bc %mastpath%/%mhubcov% 5 /* include master 1:24k HUBs in display > be arc > de arc node dangle > > /* include DRG in display > &s drgname [unquote [subst [quote [unquote %ohio%]] - '']].tif > &if [exists %cdpath%/%drgname%] &then image %cdpath%/%drgname% > &else &type Cannot find DRG %cdpath%/%drgname% > > sds 4; symbolitem arc 6 > ef arc > > /* set snapping environment > snapenv %mastpath%/%mhubcov% arc add 20 > > &if [query 'Display Bighorn N.F. HUBs'] &then bc %hub6a% 15 > &if [query 'Display Black Hills N.F. HUBs'] &then bc %hub6b% 15 > &if [query 'Display Thunder Basin N.G. HUBs'] &then bc %hub6c% 15 > > &type > &ty Fourth level HUBs are green. > &ty Draft automated 8th-level HUBs are red. > &ty Draft 6th-level HUBs are cyan. > &ty Revised 6th-level HUBs are magenta. > &ty Existing 6th-level USFS HUBs are gray. > &ty Selected arcs are blue. > > mape %mex% /* set map extent to quadrangle > draw > &return > /*-------------------------------------------------------------------- > /* Program: AETOL.AML > /* Language: AML > /* Version: Arc 7.2.1 > /* Platform: NT > /* > /*:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: > /* > /* Purpose: set editing tolerances for HUBs > /* > /*-------------------------------------------------------------------- > /* > wt 2 > nodesnap closest 40 > &return 1951 1984 dates of source topographic data Complete As Needed -107.57917664 -105.02037798 45.01185178 42.76197602 none hydrologic units watersheds drainage areas inlandWaters none Wyoming Powder River Basin none The data sources are published at a scale of 1:24,000; hence the subject data are considered to have a spatial data resolution and use limitations corresponding to a nominal scale of 1:24,000. In addition, the source topographic contours were based on data collected during 1951 to 1984; in a few areas, the present land surface (and consequently the hydrologic unit boundary) has undoubtedly been changed from that indicated herein. Ronald B. Zelt U.S. Geological Survey Hydrologist mailing address

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Cheyenne WY 82001-5662 USA 1-888-275-8747 (307) 778-2764 rbzelt@usgs.gov Prefer e-mail. Prepared in cooperation with the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. dgux, R4.11MU04, AViiON UNIX ARC/INFO version 7.1.1 Zelt, R.B., and Hallberg, L.L. 2000 Version 1.1, November 30, 1998 Cheyenne, Wyoming U.S. Geological Survey Polygon and line feature attribute values were inspected and found to be consistently coded as described in the Entity and Attribute Information. Polygon and chain-node topology present. Resources were exhausted before all cataloging-unit boundaries of the Powder River drainage basin were digitized at 1:24,000 scale. The boundaries of the following cataloging units are included herein, to the extent that they fall within Wyoming: > Hydrologic-unit Code Cataloging Unit > -------------------- --------------------------------------- > 10090202 Upper Powder River > 10090203 South Fork Powder River > 10090204 Salt Creek > 10090205 Crazy Woman Creek > 10090206 Clear Creek > 10090208 Little Powder River Estimated as 20 m based on scale and accuracy of source topographic data (1:24,000). The accuracy of the hydrologic unit boundaries is generally based on topographic contour information from 1:24,000-scale topographic maps (DRG-E digital equivalent). The actual difference in position between the physical hydrologic unit boundaries and their digitized locations is unknown. U.S. Geological Survey 1998 map Sioux Falls, S.Dak. U.S. Geological Survey http://edc.usgs.gov/nsdi/gendrg.htm 24000 digital 1951 1984 Range of dates of source maps for DRG production. DRG Provided base and topographic contour information that was used to guide production of the data set. Beartooth Mapping, Inc. 1999 map Red Lodge, Mont. Beartooth Mapping, Inc. 24000 digital 1951 1984 Range of dates of source maps for DRG production. DRG-E Provided base and topographic contour information that was used to guide production of the data set. (DRG-E image maps do not include the map collar information, facilitating work near quadrangle edges.) U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service 1999 map Denver, Colo. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service 24000 digital 19990628 Date of retrieval from www.fs.fed.us via anonymous ftp. BHNF Provided some hydrologic unit boundaries data that were copied into subject data set to complete the selected cataloging unit boundaries. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service 1999 map Denver, Colo. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service 24000 digital 19990607 Date of retrieval from www.fs.fed.us via anonymous ftp. (Copy of /FSFILES/IRI/DATA4/CWU_F/THUNDER/WSB_THUN_MST was apparently most recently updated on 19981014.) TBNG Provided some hydrologic unit boundaries data that were used as guides for the subject data set. Used standardized editing environment to perform interactive digitizing of hydrologic unit boundaries onscreen with backdrop including DRG or DRG-E image of topographic map and vector linework including 1:250,000-scale boundaries of 4th-level units, 1:24,000-scale boundaries of 5th- and 6th- level units digitized by the Forest Service (BHNF or TBNG), and 1:24,000- scale boundaries digitized by other technicians working on this project. Standardized editing environment was established using SETUP AML program (see supplemental information). 19991115 As parts of the data set were completed by various technicians, they were copied into a "master" copy of the data, and the SOURCE attribute was updated for each line segment to record the agency or technician from which it originated. 19991209 When all boundary segments had been initially digitized and copied into the "master" data set, interactive editing was performed to eliminate dangling nodes. Also, a State boundary connector line was added to provide polygon closure for the 10090208 unit, which extends into Montana. Polygon topology was computed and tabled, and attribute fields were populated. 19991210 First draft of metadata created by rbzelt using FGDCMETA.AML ver. 1.31 10/16/98 on ARC/INFO data set /gis/yell/data/powder_hub 19991210 Technical review of data and metadata completed using ESRI ArcView with DRG-Es as background for HUCs 10090203 and 10090205. No significant deviation of either sample HUC-4 boundary line from the "correct" drainage divide (as judged by the reviewer) was noted. 20000224 Vector Point 8 String 528 GT-polygon composed of chains 9 Universal Transverse Mercator 13 0.9996 -105 0 500000 0 coordinate pair 0.5 0.5 Meters North American Datum of 1927 Clarke 1866 6378206.4 294.98 Polygon attributes: >POWDER_HUB.PAT: > >COLUMN ITEM NAME WIDTH OUTPUT TYPE N.DEC ALTERNATE NAME > 1 AREA 8 18 F 5 > 9 PERIMETER 8 18 F 5 > 17 POWDER_HUB# 4 5 B - > 21 POWDER_HUB-ID 4 5 B - > 25 HUC 8 8 C - > 33 CONTRIB 1 1 C - HUC = Hydrologic unit code (FIPS code). CONTRIB = code for contributing versus noncontributing drainage area. Encoded as: Y = contributing area. N = noncontributing area. Line attributes: >POWDER_HUB.AAT: > >COLUMN ITEM NAME WIDTH OUTPUT TYPE N.DEC ALTERNATE NAME > 1 FNODE# 4 5 B - > 5 TNODE# 4 5 B - > 9 LPOLY# 4 5 B - > 13 RPOLY# 4 5 B - > 17 LENGTH 8 18 F 5 > 25 POWDER_HUB# 4 5 B - > 29 POWDER_HUB-ID 4 5 B - > 33 SOURCE 4 5 B - SOURCE = code for source of linework. Encoded as: 5601 = U.S. Forest Service, Bighorn National Forest 5604 = U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division, Cheyenne, WY none U.S. Geological Survey Ask USGS - Water Webserver Team mailing

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