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Watershed hydrologic units (HU) are generally subdivided into 5 to 15 units. The average size of an 8-digit sub-basin hydrologic unit is about 450,000 acres. The typical 10-digit watershed size is 40,000 to 250,000 acres, while the typical 12-digit subwatershed is 10,000 to 40,000 acres. 8- and 10-digit watersheds can be derived from 12-digit watershed shapefiles.
The valley reach is that portion of the river from the confluence with the San Joaquin River upstream to the Orange Blossom bridge (east of the city of Oakdale). It flows through an area that is highly developed agriculturally and whose major crops are fruits and nuts. This reach is approximately 47 river miles in length and has a gradient of 0.03 percent. The major habitat type within this reach, valley foothill riparian, is primarily found bordering the Stanislaus River. This habitat is characterized by a canopy layer of cottonwoods, California sycamores, and valley oaks. Subcanopy cover trees are white alder, boxelder, and Oregon ash.