Sander vitreus
Sander vitreus
(Walleye)
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10 results for Sander vitreus (Walleye)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
31194 DENew CastleBrandywine Creek1995 02040205 Brandywine-Christinaestablished
31180 DENew CastleBrandywine Creek (tidal portion of) and Christina River near its mouth1975 02040205 Brandywine-Christinaestablished
31177 DENew CastleBrandywine Creek below the first dam1974 02040205 Brandywine-Christinacollected
31181 DENew CastleBrandywine Creek between Market Street and the first dam1988 02040205 Brandywine-Christinaestablished
31176 DENew CastleBrandywine Creek upstream of the first dam1974 02040205 Brandywine-Christinacollected
31178 DENew Castleconfluence of Brandywine Creek and Christina River1974 02040205 Brandywine-Christinacollected
268758 DENew CastleDelaware River1986 02040204 Delaware Bayestablished
31193 DENew CastleDelaware River1995 02040204 Delaware Bayestablished
31179 DENew CastleEdge Moor Power Plant on the Delaware River at Wilmington1974 02040205 Brandywine-Christinacollected
31056 DENew Castlelower Brandywine Creek (tidal portion) below Market Street Bridge1992 02040205 Brandywine-Christinaestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/25/2024].

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