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WEST VIRGINIA WATER QUALITY STATUS ASSESSMENT 2000 305(b) Report for the period 1997-1999 Cecil H. Underwood Governor Michael C. Castle Director Division of Environmental Protection Allyn G. Turner Chief Office of Water Resources www.dep.state.wv.us TABLE OF CONTENTS Part Page I. Executive Summary/Overview ..............................……………………. 2 II. Surface Water Assessment ................................………………………. 8 Group B - 1997 Coal River Watershed ..................................…………………… 8 Elk River Watershed ....................................…………………… 23 Lower Kanawha River Watershed ..........................……………. 38 North Branch Potomac River Watershed ................………….... 53 Tygart Valley River Watershed ..........................……………… 66 Group C - 1998 Gauley River Watershed .................................………………… 82 Lower Guyandotte River Watershed .......................…………… 99 Middle Ohio River North Watershed ..............………………… 112 Middle Ohio River South Watershed .............…………………. 122 Potomac River Direct Drains Watershed ..........……………….. 132 Tug Fork River Watershed ...............................………………... 142 III. Lake Water Quality Assessment ...................………………………… 158 IV. Groundwater Quality ......................................……………………….. 168 V. Wetlands ……………………………………………………………… 170 ii TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) Part Page VI. Water Pollution Control Program ..........................…………………... 171 Chapter One: Point Source Control Program ............………….. 171 Chapter Two: Nonpoint Source Control Program ......…………. 174 Chapter Three: Cost/Benefit Assessment .................……………. 180 Chapter Four: Surface Water Monitoring Program …………….. 184 Chapter Five: Special State Concerns and Recommendations …. 196 iii LIST OF TABLES Page 1. Water Resources Atlas ...….............................………………………….………. 3 2. Storet Sampling Stations: Coal River Watershed ........…....…………….……… 12 3. Overall Designated Use Support: Coal River Watershed ..…...………………… 15 4. Use Support Matrix Summary: Coal River Watershed ................……………… 16 5. Relative Assessment of Causes: Coal River Watershed ...........………………… 17 6. Relative Assessment of Sources: Coal River Watershed .............……………… 18 7. 303(d) Listed Streams: Coal River Watershed .........…........…………………… 21 8. Storet Sampling Stations: Elk River Watershed ...................…………………… 27 9. Overall Designated Use Support: Elk River Watershed ..........…………………. 32 10. Use Support Matrix Summary: Elk River Watershed ...............………………… 32 11. Relative Assessment of Causes: Elk River Watershed ............…………………. 33 12. Relative Assessment of Sources: Elk River Watershed ...........…………………. 34 13. 303(d) Listed Streams: Elk River Watershed ....................………………….….. 37 14. Storet Sampling Stations: Lower Kanawha River Watershed .......………….….. 42 15. Overall Designated Use Support: Lower Kanawha River Watershed .…………. 46 16. Use Support Matrix Summary: Lower Kanawha River Watershed .....…………. 46 17. Relative Assessment of Causes: Lower Kanawha River Watershed ..………….. 47 18. Relative Assessment of Sources: Lower Kanawha River Watershed .………….. 48 19. 303(d) Listed Streams: Lower Kanawha River Watershed .........……………….. 51 20. Storet Sampling Stations: North Branch Potomac River Watershed ......……….. 58 iv LIST OF TABLES (Continued) Page 21. Overall Designated Use Support: North Branch Potomac River Watershed .….. 60 22. Use Support Matrix Summary: North Branch Potomac River Watershed ....….. 60 23. Relative Assessment of Causes: North Branch Potomac River Watershed ....… 61 24. Relative Assessment of Sources: North Branch Potomac River Watershed …… 62 25. 303(d) Listed Streams: North Branch Potomac River Watershed …..……...…... 64 26. Storet Sampling Stations: Tygart Valley River Watershed .......………………... 69 27. Overall Designated Use Support: Tygart Valley River Watershed .……………. 73 28. Use Support Matrix Summary: Tygart Valley River Watershed .....……………. 73 29. Relative Assessment of Causes: Tygart Valley River Watershed ..…………….. 74 30. Relative Assessment of Sources: Tygart River Watershed .......………………... 75 31. 303(d) Listed Streams: Tygart River Watershed ................……………………. 78 32. Storet Sampling Stations: Gauley River Watershed ...........………………...….. 87 33. Overall Designated Use Support: Gauley River Watershed ......………………. 94 34. Use Support Matrix Summary: Gauley River Watershed ..........…………...….. 94 35. Relative Assessment of Causes: Gauley River Watershed ........………………. 95 36. Relative Assessment of Sources: Gauley River Watershed .......………………. 96 37. 303(d) Listed Streams: Gauley River Watershed ................…………………... 97 38. Storet Sampling Stations: Lower Guyandotte River Watershed ...……………. 104 39. Overall Designated Use Support: Lower Guyandotte River Watershed ………. 107 40. Use Support Matrix Summary: Lower Guyandotte River Watershed ...………. 108 v LIST OF TABLES (Continued) Page 41. Relative Assessment of Causes: Lower Guyandotte River Watershed ………… 108 42. Relative Assessment of Sources: Lower Guyandotte River Watershed …….…. 109 43. 303(d) Listed Streams: Lower Guyandotte River Watershed ......……………… 111 44. Storet Sampling Stations: Middle Ohio River North Watershed …………......... 115 45. Overall Designated Use Support: Middle Ohio River North Watershed ………. 117 46. Use Support Matrix Summary: Middle Ohio River North Watershed ..……….. 118 47. Relative Assessment of Causes: Middle Ohio River North Watershed ……….. 119 48. Relative Assessment of Sources: Middle Ohio River North Watershed ………. 120 49. 303(d) Listed Streams: Middle Ohio River North Watershed …………….....… 121 50. Storet Sampling Stations: Middle Ohio River South Watershed ………….....… 125 51. Overall Designated Use Support: Middle Ohio River South Watershed …….… 127 52. Use Support Matrix Summary: Middle Ohio River South Watershed ……….… 127 53. Relative Assessment of Causes: Middle Ohio River South Watershed ……….. 128 54. Relative Assessment of Sources: Middle Ohio River South Watershed ………. 129 55. 303(d) Listed Streams: Middle Ohio River South Watershed ……………....…. 131 56. Storet Sampling Stations: Potomac Direct Drains Watershed ………….......….. 136 57. Overall Designated Use Support: Potomac Direct Drains Watershed …………. 139 58. Use Support Matrix Summary: Potomac Direct Drains Watershed ………..….. 139 59. Relative Assessment of Causes: Potomac Direct Drains Watershed …………... 140 60. Relative Assessment of Sources: Potomac Direct Drains Watershed ………….. 141 vi LIST OF TABLES (Continued) Page 61. Storet Sampling Stations: Tug Fork River Watershed ..........…………….…….. 146 62. Overall Designated Use Support: Tug Fork River Watershed ……….......…….. 151 63. Use Support Matrix Summary: Tug Fork River Watershed ………..........……... 152 64. Relative Assessment of Causes: Tug Fork River Watershed ……….......……… 152 65. Relative Assessment of Sources: Tug Fork River Watershed ……….....………. 153 66. 303(d) Listed Streams: Tug Fork River Watershed …………….............………. 154 67. Trophic State Indices of Priority Lakes ………………………………………... 160 68. Overall Designated Use Support: Lakes ………………………………………. 161 69. Use Support Matrix Summary: Lakes ………………………………….……... 161 70. Relative Assessment of Causes: Lakes ……………………………….………. 162 71. Relative Assessment of Sources: Lakes ………………………………………. 163 72. 303(d) List of Lakes .………………………………………………….……….. 165 73. West Virginia Fish Consumption Advisories …………………………………. 188 74. Ambient Water Quality Network Stations ……………………………………. 189 vii LIST OF FIGURES Page 1. West Virginia Hydrologic Unit Groupings ………………………………….. 4 2. West Virginia Ecoregions …………………………………………………… 9 3. Coal River Watershed ……………………………………………………….. 11 4. Elk River Watershed ………………………………………………………… 26 5. Lower Kanawha Watershed …………………………………………………. 41 6. North Branch Potomac Watershed …………………………………………... 57 7. Tygart Valley River Watershed ……………………………………………... 68 8. Gauley River Watershed ………………….………………………………… 86 9. Lower Guyandotte River Watershed ……………………………………….. 103 10. Middle Ohio River South Watershed ………………………………………. 114 11. Middle Ohio River North Watershed ……………..……………….……….. 124 12. Potomac Direct Drains Watershed …………………………………………. 135 13. Tug Fork River Watershed …………………………………………………. 145 viii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Without the assistance of numerous people within the Division of Environmental Protection, other State and federal agencies, private organizations, watershed associations, and individuals, compilation of this report would have not have been possible. The Office of Water Resources would like to take this opportunity to thank the many individuals and agencies that volunteered data and who dedicated time and resources in completion of this report. An electronic version of this report, as well as other reports prepared by the Office of Water Resources, are accessible through the Division of Environmental Protection’s home page on the internet (www.dep.state.wv.us). 1 PART I: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY/OVERVIEW This report has been prepared to meet the requirements of section 305(b) of the federal Clean Water Act (CWA). It is compiled from data collected by a number of state, interstate and federal agencies, including the West Virginia Division of Environmental Protection (DEP), West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR), West Virginia Bureau for Public Health (BPH), Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission (ORSANCO), United States Geological Survey (U. S. G.S.), United States Forest Service (U. S. F.S.), and United States
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