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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 36533   1994-04-30 United States, Alabama, Monroe, Beaver Creek, St. Hwy. 41, 31.741449 -87.419881 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 76327   1962-07-00 United States, Alabama, Cherokee, Little Wills Creek, near Collinsville, 34.265948 -85.864079 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 74463   1966-06-17 United States, Georgia, Gordon, creek, 3.5 mi NNW Sugar Valley, 34.60244 -85.04272 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 83076   1965-03-00 United States, Tennessee, Polk, Minnewauga Creek, near Conasauga, 35.007447 -84.689052 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 57822   1989-03-11 United States, Alabama, Bibb, Little Schultz Creek, 5.3 mi SSW West Blocton, 33.030091 -87.114428 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 55711   2000-05-25 United States, Georgia, Barton, Two Run Creek, 3 mi SW Kingston, Reynolds Bridge Rd., 34.21536 -84.96874 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 148195   2002-05-22 United States, Alabama, Bibb, Little Schultz Creek, 6.5 mi NE Centerville; at Little Schultz Creek Baptist Church, 33.03962 -87.12366 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Notropis chrosomus (Jordan, 1877) 170338B. M. Burr, S. J. Walsh, J. M. Grady   1981-04-25 United States, Georgia, Gordon, tributary Oostanaula River, 6.3 mi SW Calhoun on Hwy. 53, 34.4076 -85.0122 Full Record Details

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