User talk:NE2/US watersheds

Great Basin

• 16 Great Basin
  • 1601 Bear River
  • 1602 Great Salt Lake
  • 1603 Escalante Desert-Sevier Lake
  • 1604 Black Rock Desert-Humboldt River
    • Humboldt River: Starr Valley, Lamoille Valley, Crescent Valley, Carico Lake Valley, Boulder Valley, Pumpernickel Valley, Grass Creek Valley, Upper Valley, Lower Valley
      • Pine Creek: Pine Valley, Garden Valley
      • Rock Creek
      • Reese River: Reese River Valley, Antelope Valley
      • Little Humboldt River: Paradise Valley, Eden Valley
    • Quinn River: Quinn River Valley, Silver State Valley, Kings River Valley, Desert Valley, Black Rock Desert
    • Smoke Creek Desert: Poito Valley, San Emidio Desert, Black Rock Desert
  • 1605 Central Lahontan Basin
    • Pyramid Lake: Warm Springs Valley, Winnemucca Valley, Hungry Valley
      • Truckee River: Spanish Springs Valley
        • Lake Tahoe
      • Winnemucca Lake
    • Granite Springs Valley: Copper Valley
  • 1606 Central Nevada Desert Basins
• 1712 Oregon Closed Basins
• 18010204 Lost River
• 18010205 Butte Creek
• 18020001 Goose Lake
• 1803 Tulare Lake-Buena Vista Lake
• 18060003 Carrizo Plain
• 18070202 San Jacinto River
• 1808 North Lahontan Basin
• 1809 Northern Mojave Desert-Mono Lake
• 1810 Southern Mojave Desert-Salton Sea

Pine and Wah Wah Valley

Two things: Wah Wah Valley is not included in your list, though many others around it are... I have not created it yet, but you may want to add it: Wah Wah Valley. I have already added the links to the Tule Valley and Wah Wah Mountains pages.

For Pine Valley, on your page it has a link called Pine Valley (Beaver County, Utah). I think it makes more sense to call it Pine Valley (Utah). It is similar, but distinct from, Pine Valley, Utah which is a city. Is the "Beaver County" in the link really needed? --Qfl247 (talk) 22:17, 20 October 2009 (UTC)