Notropis hudsonius
Notropis hudsonius
(Spottail Shiner)
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12 results for Notropis hudsonius (Spottail Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
37809 NH Merrimack River [Location approximate, hand plotted with in HUC]1973 01070006 Merrimack Riverestablished
37810 NHCheshireConnecticut River [Location approximate, hand plotted county with in HUC]1973 01080107 West River-Connecticut Riverestablished
1702788 VAGilesEast River at confluence of New River1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702651 VAGilesEast River at WV-VA state border1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702773 VAGilesEast River below APCO's heated discharge1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702710 VAGilesIn discharge canal to East River1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702639 VAGilesLeft bank of New River1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702615 VAGilesLeft bank of New River1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702718 VAGilesLeft bank of New River below mouth of East River1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702629 VAGilesRight bank of new river across from power plant1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702754 WVMercerEast River at the mouth of Five Mile Creek, downstreem from Oakvale1973 05050002 Middle New 
1702762 WVMercerEast River on West Virginia-Virginia border1973 05050002 Middle New 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [2/22/2026].

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