DEQ - Brighton Lake Watershed

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Brighton Lake Watershed

Watershed Summary

The Brighton Lake Subwatershed is located in southeastern Livingston County. This 23 square mile (14,730 acres) area extends from the headwaters of South Ore Creek downstream to the Brighton Lake impoundment just south of the City of Brighton. The subwatershed lies within Livingston County and comprises all or portions of Hartland, Oceola, Genoa, Brighton, and Hamburg Townships and the City of Brighton. The Brighton Lake Watershed Plan was approved under the CMI administrative rules and was funded under section 319.

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Brighton Lake Watershed Management Plan

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