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New Jersey Integrated Water Quality Assessment Report 2016 Final New Jersey Integrated Report Appendix B: Final 303(d) List of Water Quality Limited Waters with Sublist 5 Subparts and Priority Ranking for TMDL Development NJ Department of Environmental Protection December 2019 Sublist 5 Priority Subpart Ranking for WMA Assessment Unit Number HUC Assessment Unit Name Parameter Station Number Cycle 1st Listed Designated Use (A, R, L) TMDL Atlantic City Reservoir (Upper),Atlantic City Reservoir 15 02040302020030-01 HUC02040302020030 Absecon Creek (AC Reserviors) (gage to SB) MERCURY IN FISH TISSUE (Lower) 2014 Fish Consumption Low 15 02040302020030-01 HUC02040302020030 Absecon Creek (AC Reserviors) (gage to SB) MERCURY IN WATER COLUMN 01410455 2006 Public Water Supply Low Atlantic City Reservoir (Upper),Atlantic City Reservoir 15 02040302020030-01 HUC02040302020030 Absecon Creek (AC Reserviors) (gage to SB) PCBS IN FISH TISSUE (Lower) 2016 Fish Consumption L Low 15 02040302020040-01 HUC02040302020040 Absecon Creek (below gage) DISSOLVED OXYGEN 2401, R33 2004 Aquatic Life General Medium 15 02040302020040-01 HUC02040302020040 Absecon Creek (below gage) MERCURY IN FISH TISSUE Atlantic City Reservoir (Lower) 2008 Fish Consumption Low 15 02040302020010-01 HUC02040302020010 Absecon Creek NB MERCURY IN FISH TISSUE Atlantic City Reservoir (Lower) 2006 Fish Consumption Low 15 02040302020010-01 HUC02040302020010 Absecon Creek NB PH ANOABGSP 2016 Aquatic Life General Medium 15 02040302020020-01 HUC02040302020020 Absecon Creek SB MERCURY IN WATER COLUMN 01410455 2016 Public Water Supply Low 14 02040301160110-01 HUC02040301160110 Albertson Brook / Gun Branch BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN AN0571, AN0572 2016 Aquatic Life General Low 14 02040301160110-01 HUC02040301160110 Albertson Brook / Gun Branch PH 0140940970, 0140941020, NALDEREL 2016 Aquatic Life General Medium 11 02040105210010-01 HUC02040105210010 Alexauken Ck (above 74d 55m) PH 01461900 2016 Aquatic Life General Medium Aquatic Life General, Aquatic Life 11 02040105210010-01 HUC02040105210010 Alexauken Ck (above 74d 55m) TEMPERATURE 01461900, BFBM000207, BFBM000208, BFBM000209 2006 Trout R Medium 11 02040105210020-01 HUC02040105210020 Alexauken Ck (below 74d 55m to 11BA06) ARSENIC 01461840 2012 Public Water Supply Low 11 02040105210020-01 HUC02040105210020 Alexauken Ck (below 74d 55m to 11BA06) ESCHERICHIA COLI (E. COLI) 01461840 2012 Recreation R Medium 11 02040105210020-01 HUC02040105210020 Alexauken Ck (below 74d 55m to 11BA06) PH 01461900 2012 Aquatic Life General Medium 11 02040105210020-01 HUC02040105210020 Alexauken Ck (below 74d 55m to 11BA06) TEMPERATURE 01461900, BFBM000210 2006 Aquatic Life Trout R Medium 17 02040206060020-01 HUC02040206060020 Alloway Ck (above Alloway-Woodstown Rd) ARSENIC 01482880 2008 Public Water Supply A Low 17 02040206060020-01 HUC02040206060020 Alloway Ck (above Alloway-Woodstown Rd) BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN AN0699 2016 Aquatic Life General Low 17 02040206060020-01 HUC02040206060020 Alloway Ck (above Alloway-Woodstown Rd) TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS (TSS) 01482880 2008 Aquatic Life General Medium 17 02040206060090-01 HUC02040206060090 Alloway Ck (below HancocksBr) to Salem R PCBS IN FISH TISSUE Delaware Bay Tribs 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 17 02040206060090-01 HUC02040206060090 Alloway Ck (below HancocksBr) to Salem R TOTAL COLIFORM Shellfish Network 2014 Shellfish Medium 17 02040206060080-01 HUC02040206060080 Alloway Ck (HancocksBridge to NewBridge) PCBS IN FISH TISSUE Delaware Bay Tribs 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 17 02040206060080-01 HUC02040206060080 Alloway Ck (HancocksBridge to NewBridge) TOTAL COLIFORM Shellfish Network 2014 Shellfish Medium 17 02040206060060-01 HUC02040206060060 Alloway Ck (New Bridge to Quinton) PCBS IN FISH TISSUE Delaware Bay Tribs 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 17 02040206060060-01 HUC02040206060060 Alloway Ck (New Bridge to Quinton) TOTAL COLIFORM Shellfish Network 2014 Shellfish Medium 17 02040206060050-01 HUC02040206060050 Alloway Ck (Quinton to Alloway-WdstwnRd) PCBS IN FISH TISSUE Delaware Bay Tribs 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 17 02040206060050-01 HUC02040206060050 Alloway Ck (Quinton to Alloway-WdstwnRd) TOTAL COLIFORM Shellfish Network 2014 Shellfish Medium 18 02040202120060-01 HUC02040202120060 Almonesson Creek ARSENIC 01467368 2012 Public Water Supply Low 18 02040202120060-01 HUC02040202120060 Almonesson Creek DISSOLVED OXYGEN 01467368 2010 Aquatic Life General Medium 18 02040202120060-01 HUC02040202120060 Almonesson Creek PCBS IN FISH TISSUE Delaware River Tribs to Head of Tide 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 18 02040202120060-01 HUC02040202120060 Almonesson Creek PHOSPHORUS, TOTAL 01467368 2014 Aquatic Life General Medium 18 02040202120060-01 HUC02040202120060 Almonesson Creek TURBIDITY 01467368 2012 Aquatic Life General Medium 9 02030105120110-01 HUC02030105120110 Ambrose Brook (above/incl Lake Nelson) ARSENIC 01404010 2016 Public Water Supply Low 9 02030105120110-01 HUC02030105120110 Ambrose Brook (above/incl Lake Nelson) BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN AN0425B 2016 Aquatic Life General Low 9 02030105120110-01 HUC02030105120110 Ambrose Brook (above/incl Lake Nelson) PHOSPHORUS, TOTAL 01404010 2016 Aquatic Life General Medium 9 02030105120120-01 HUC02030105120120 Ambrose Brook (below Lake Nelson) ARSENIC 01404010 2016 Public Water Supply Low 9 02030105120120-01 HUC02030105120120 Ambrose Brook (below Lake Nelson) CHLORIDE AN0425A 2016 Public Water Supply Low 9 02030105120120-01 HUC02030105120120 Ambrose Brook (below Lake Nelson) ESCHERICHIA COLI (E. COLI) BFBM000155 2016 Recreation Medium 9 02030105120120-01 HUC02030105120120 Ambrose Brook (below Lake Nelson) BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN AN0425, AN0425A, FIBI071, NJS11-113 2006 Aquatic Life General Medium 9 02030105120120-01 HUC02030105120120 Ambrose Brook (below Lake Nelson) PHOSPHORUS, TOTAL 01404010, AN0425A 2016 Aquatic Life General Medium 9 02030105120120-01 HUC02030105120120 Ambrose Brook (below Lake Nelson) TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS (TDS) AN0425A 2016 Public Water Supply Medium 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) BENZO[A]PYRENE (PAHS) Arthur Kill 2008 Fish Consumption Low 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) CHLORDANE IN FISH TISSUE NY Harbor 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) DDT IN FISH TISSUE NY Harbor 2008 Fish Consumption L Low 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) DIELDRIN Arthur Kill 2008 Fish Consumption L Low Page 1 of 50 2016 Final New Jersey Integrated Report Appendix B: Final 303(d) List of Water Quality Limited Waters with Sublist 5 Subparts and Priority Ranking for TMDL Development NJ Department of Environmental Protection December 2019 Sublist 5 Priority Subpart Ranking for WMA Assessment Unit Number HUC Assessment Unit Name Parameter Station Number Cycle 1st Listed Designated Use (A, R, L) TMDL 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) DIOXIN IN FISH TISSUE NY Harbor 2006 Fish Consumption Low 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) HEPTACHLOR EPOXIDE Arthur Kill 2008 Fish Consumption L Low 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) HEXACHLOROBENZENE Arthur Kill 2008 Fish Consumption Low 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN NB208, NB209 2006 Aquatic Life General Low 7 02030104050120-01 HUC02030104050120 Arthur Kill waterfront (below Grasselli) PCBS IN FISH TISSUE NY Harbor 2008 Fish Consumption L Low 20 02040201100010-01 HUC02040201100010 Assiscunk Ck (above Rt 206) ARSENIC 01464577 2008 Public Water Supply Low 20 02040201100010-01 HUC02040201100010 Assiscunk Ck (above Rt 206) TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS (TSS) 01464577 2010 Aquatic Life General R Medium 20 02040201100060-01 HUC02040201100060 Assiscunk Ck (below Neck Rd) ARSENIC 01464594 2016 Public Water Supply Low 20 02040201100060-01 HUC02040201100060 Assiscunk Ck (below Neck Rd) ESCHERICHIA COLI (E. COLI) BFBM000013 2012 Recreation Medium 20 02040201100060-01 HUC02040201100060 Assiscunk Ck (below Neck Rd) PCBS IN FISH TISSUE Delaware River Tribs to Head of Tide 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 20 02040201100040-01 HUC02040201100040 Assiscunk Ck (Jacksonville rd to Rt 206) ARSENIC 01464588 1998 Public Water Supply Low 20 02040201100040-01 HUC02040201100040 Assiscunk Ck (Jacksonville rd to Rt 206) BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN AN0141 2008 Aquatic Life General Low 20 02040201100050-01 HUC02040201100050 Assiscunk Ck (Neck Rd to Jacksonville rd) ARSENIC 01464588 1998 Public Water Supply Low 20 02040201100050-01 HUC02040201100050 Assiscunk Ck (Neck Rd to Jacksonville rd) ESCHERICHIA COLI (E. COLI) BFBM000053 2012 Recreation Low 20 02040201100050-01 HUC02040201100050 Assiscunk Ck (Neck Rd to Jacksonville rd) BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN AN0141 2008 Aquatic Life General Medium 20 02040201100050-01 HUC02040201100050 Assiscunk Ck (Neck Rd to Jacksonville rd) PCBS IN FISH TISSUE Delaware River Tribs to Head of Tide 2006 Fish Consumption L Low 11 02040105230010-01 HUC02040105230010 Assunpink Ck (above Assunpink Lake) ARSENIC 01463520 2012 Public Water Supply Low 11 02040105230010-01 HUC02040105230010 Assunpink Ck (above Assunpink Lake) ESCHERICHIA COLI (E. COLI) 01463520 2012 Recreation Low 11 02040105230010-01 HUC02040105230010 Assunpink Ck (above Assunpink Lake) BIOLOGICAL-CAUSE UNKNOWN AN0108 2016 Aquatic Life General Medium 11 02040105230010-01 HUC02040105230010 Assunpink Ck (above Assunpink Lake) PHOSPHORUS, TOTAL 01463520
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