NEXT PUBLIC MEETING
Wed. Dec. 18 6pm
Commission Offices
9410 Calumet Avenue Suite 404
Munster, IN
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Attn: Dan Repay
9410 Calumet Avenue Suite 404
Munster, IN 46321
No Hunting Allowed
Unfortunately there will be No Hunting Allowed along the Little Calumet River for the 2024-25 hunting Season. This decision was based on several factors and some of those factors were out of our control.
We respectfully request that you do not trespass on, over, or through our levees or property in order to hunt in or around the river. In order to ensure everyone is abiding by our decision we will have security patrolling our property during hunting season. We apologize for any inconvenience as we know this has become a popular place.
Deep River Watershed Modeling
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Gage Locations
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DEEP RIVER -Grand Blvd
DEEP RIVER -Near Liverpool
DEEP RIVER -Lake George
DYER – Hart Ditch
GARY – Burr Street
GARY – Grant Street
HAMMOND – Indianapolis Blvd
HIGHLAND – Kennedy Ave
LAKE STATION -Burns Ditch/US20
LAKE STATION -Near I65
MERRILLVILLE- Turkey Creek (61st)
MUNSTER-at Northcote
MUNSTER – Hart Ditch
MUNSTER – Hohman Ave
PLUM CREEK – Crete
SCHERERVILLE-Turkey Creek
THORNTON, IL – Thorn Creek
UPDATE to Comprehensive Watershed Plan
Little Calumet River – Lake County Basin
Little Calumet River Watershed Study
The watersheds covered by this study consist of the West Branch Little Calumet River, Deep River, and Willow Creek. The Little Calumet River includes areas to the east in the City of Portage and west in the City of Hammond and the Town of Highland. This river segment is crossed by the continental divide. From this point, the river flows both east toward the Great Lakes and west toward the Mississippi River.
The Little Calumet River and its tributaries in this study flow through the borders of Hammond, Highland, Griffith, Gary, Hobart, Lake Station, and Portage in Indiana. Portions of this watershed are also located in unincorporated Lake and Porter Counties.