The Cuivre Watershed (HUC 07110008) covers an area of approximately 475 square miles in northeastern Missouri. The area experiences a humid continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. The watershed is characterized by several streams and rivers, including the Cuivre River, which serves as the main stem. The hydrology of the watershed is complex, with a diverse mix of land uses including agriculture, forest, and urban areas. The area also experiences periodic flooding due to heavy rainfall, which can impact the local communities. The watershed contains several reservoirs, including the Cuivre River State Park Lake, which is used for recreation and fishing. Snowpack in the area is variable, with the amount depending on the severity of the winter. Interesting climatic trends in the watershed include an increase in average temperature and changing precipitation patterns.