 The Left Fork drains the southwestern portion of the district, flowing southward from the confluence of Pocatalico Creek and the Dudden Fork, and continuing to the southernmost point of Jackson County, where it meets with the Middle Fork.Flowing south and southwest out of the southeastern part of the district, the Middle Fork of the Pocatalico gathers a number of tributaries, of which the largest are the Laurel Fork, Second Creek, and Sugar Creek.From their confluence at the southern end of the county, the Left and Middle Forks flow southward through Kanawha County, where they meet the main branch of the river above Sissonville.