Faxonius juvenilis
Faxonius juvenilis
(Kentucky River crayfish)
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10 results for Faxonius juvenilis (Kentucky River crayfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1754213 ALWinstonBrushy Creek, near river km 15.82013 03160110 Sipsey Fork 
1754216 ALWinstonBrushy Creek, river km 202013 03160110 Sipsey Fork 
1754214 ALWinstonChimney Branch, 850 m from confluence with Brushy Creek2003 03160110 Sipsey Fork 
1754215 ALWinstonMile Creek, upstream of FS Rd. 1212 crossing2013 03160110 Sipsey Fork 
1703911 NCSwainLittle Tennessee River, TN Drainage2010 06010202 Upper Little Tennessee 
1703908 TNGraingerIndian Creek, Clinch TN drainage2010 06010205 Upper Clinch, Tennessee, Virginia 
1754207 TNHamblenBent Creek, 5 mi SE Russellville, Old Warrensburg Rd.2007 06010108 Nolichucky 
1703910 TNHamblenBent Creek, Nolichucky TN drainage2010 06010108 Nolichucky 
1703909 TNHawkinsBig Creek, Holston TN drainage2010 06010104 Holston 
1754218 TNHawkinsPoor Valley Creek, 2.9 mi E Clinch Mountain, Spruce Pine Rd., at Old Spruce Pine Church2005 06010104 Holston 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2025]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [1/18/2025].

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