Follow the steps to effectively complete the Virginia Watersheds Worksheet.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Virginia Watersheds Worksheet and open it in your digital platform.
2. Begin by examining Part I, which focuses on major watershed regions. Use the provided GIS map to identify and check the visible column for ‘Watershed Regions’. Note the number of major watershed regions in Virginia.
3. Utilize colored pencils to shade the major watersheds on the map. Use the ‘Identify’ icon to obtain the names of these watersheds, clicking on each region to display its name under the map.
4. For Part I, list the names of these watershed regions in the designated area provided on the worksheet.
5. Next, check the ‘visible’ column for ‘Bordering States’ and write down the names of the states that border Virginia on the map.
6. Check the ‘visible’ column for ‘Counties’ and use the zoom in tool to identify your county. Record your county name in the worksheet.
7. Once you have identified your county, check the visible column for ‘Watershed Flow’ and respond to where the water in your watershed flows.
8. Proceed to Part II, where you will classify hydrologic units. Check the appropriate levels one by one and record the unit numbers and names in the provided table.
9. Move to Part III and outline the divide between the James River and the Albemarle-Chowan watersheds on the provided map.
10. In Part IV, check the relevant items for the tributaries of the James River and use the ‘Identify’ icon to label them on the map.
11. Finally, in Part V, discuss the concerns regarding water quality for the Rivanna River and the Appomattox River. Provide detailed reasoning in the space allotted.
12. Once all sections are completed, save your changes, and select options to download, print, or share your completed Virginia Watersheds Worksheet.

Complete and submit your Virginia Watersheds Worksheet online today to deepen your understanding of Virginia's watersheds.