The Lower Beaver Watershed (HUC 11100201) is located in the northeast region of Utah, covering an area of approximately 1,439 square miles. The watershed is characterized by diverse vegetation types, ranging from alpine forests to desert shrublands. Hydrologically, the watershed is defined by the Beaver River, which flows through the region and supports various aquatic species. The snowpack in the region is significant, with an average snowfall of 200 inches annually, providing a vital source of water for the river and surrounding ecosystems. The surface water in the Lower Beaver Watershed is of high quality and supports a variety of recreational activities. There are several reservoirs in the region, including the Minersville Reservoir, which serves as a primary source of water for agricultural and domestic use. The climate in the region is characterized by hot summers and cold winters, with an overall trend of decreasing precipitation and increasing temperature in recent years.