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Group Name Planning Unit County (-Ies) WBID Water Segment Name Number OGC Cycle Group Case Group Name Planning Unit County (-ies) WBID Water Segment Name Number Choctawhatchee - Little Bear Creek (South 3 3 16-0477 St. Andrews Bay Bay, Calhoun 1041 St. Andrew Fork) Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0479 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061A West Bay St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0478 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061A West Bay St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - St Andrews Bay (North 2 3 10-0533 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061B St. Andrew Segment) Choctawhatchee - 1 3 05-1148 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061BB Carl Gray Park St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 1 3 05-1150 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061CB Beach Drive St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0480 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061E St Andrew Bay (Mouth) St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 1 3 05-1151 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061EB Delwood St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 1 3 05-1152 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061F East Bay (E) St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0481 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061F East Bay (East Segment) St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 1 3 05-1153 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061FB Dupont Bridge St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - North Bay (North 2 3 10-0539 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061G St. Andrew Segment1) Choctawhatchee - North Bay (North 3 3 16-0482 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061G St. Andrew Segment1) Choctawhatchee - North Bay (North 3 3 16-0483 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061H St. Andrew Segment2) Choctawhatchee - North Bay (North 3 3 16-0484 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1061H St. Andrew Segment2) Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0485 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1086 Mill Bayou St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0487 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1088 Beatty Bayou St. Andrew Ochlockonee - St. Coastal Watershed 4 1 19-0512 Wakulla 1089 East River Marks and Apalachee Bay Ochlockonee - St. Coastal Watershed 4 1 19-0513 Wakulla 1089 East River Marks and Apalachee Bay Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0495 St. Andrews Bay Bay, Calhoun, Gulf 1111 Sandy Creek St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0496 St. Andrews Bay Bay, Calhoun, Gulf 1111 Sandy Creek St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - Sandy Creek (Shellfish 3 3 16-0486 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1111A St. Andrew Portion) Ochlockonee - St. 2 1 09-1996 Wakulla River Wakulla 1124 Big Boggy Branch Marks Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0504 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1128 Pretty Bayou St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0506 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1131 Johnson Bayou St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0508 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1136 Watson Bayou St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0543 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1141B Parker Bayou St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0510 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1142 Boggy Creek St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - Boggy Creek (Shellfish 3 3 16-0487 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1142A St. Andrew Portion) Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0511 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1144 Massalina Bayou St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0513 St. Andrews Bay Bay, Gulf 1155 Little Sandy Creek St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0515 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1162 Mule Creek St. Andrew Ochlockonee - St. Coastal Watershed 4 1 19-0514 Wakulla 1176B Purify Creek Marks and Apalachee Bay Ochlockonee - St. Coastal Watershed 4 1 19-0515 Wakulla 1176C Oyster Bay Marks and Apalachee Bay Choctawhatchee - 2 3 10-0522 St. Andrews Bay Bay 1209 Eagle Nest Bayou St. Andrew Ochlockonee - St. Coastal Watershed Dickerson Bay (Shellfish 3 1 13-0072 Wakulla 1223 Marks and Apalachee Bay Portion) Choctawhatchee - Choctawhatchee Jackson, 2 3 10-0466 123 Alligator Creek St. Andrew River Washington Ochlockonee - St. Coastal Watershed 3 1 13-0073 Wakulla 1239 Direct Runoff to Bay Marks and Apalachee Bay Ochlockonee - St. South Ochlockonee 3 1 13-0074 Franklin, Wakulla 1248A Ochlockonee Bay Marks River Ochlockonee - St. South Ochlockonee 3 1 13-0075 Franklin, Wakulla 1248A Ochlockonee Bay Marks River Apalachicola - 1 2 03-2389 New River Franklin 1256 Alligator Harbor Chipola Apalachicola - 1 2 03-2374 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1266 St George Sound Chipola Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0488 St. Andrews Bay Gulf 1267 St Joseph Bay St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0489 St. Andrews Bay Gulf 1267 St Joseph Bay St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - 3 3 16-0490 St. Andrews Bay Gulf 1267B Dixie Belle Beach St. Andrew Choctawhatchee - St. Joe Bay Monument 1 3 05-1154 St. Andrews Bay Gulf 1267C St. Andrew Beach Apalachicola - 2 2 09-1686 New River Franklin 1268 Doyle Creek Chipola Apalachicola - 2 2 09-1687 New River Franklin 1273 Cash Creek Chipola Apalachicola - 1 2 03-2376 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274 Apalachicola Bay Chipola Apalachicola - 2 2 09-1618 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274 Apalachicola Bay Chipola Apalachicola - 4 2 20-0241 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274 Apalachicola Bay Chipola Apalachicola - 1 2 03-2378 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274A East Bay Chipola Apalachicola - 1 2 03-2377 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274A East Bay Chipola Apalachicola - 4 2 20-0242 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274A East Bay Chipola Apalachicola - 4 2 20-0243 Apalachicola Bay Gulf, Franklin 1274B1 St Vincent Sound Chipola Apalachicola - 4 2 20-0244 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274B2 Big Bayou Chipola Apalachicola - 2 2 09-1637 Apalachicola Bay Franklin 1274C Direct Runoff to Bay Chipola Apalachicola - East River (Shellfish 4 2 20-0245 Apalachicola River Franklin 1275B Chipola Portion) Apalachicola - 2 2 09-1688 New River Franklin 1278 East Bayou Chipola Apalachicola - 2 2 06-1690 New River Franklin 1279 West Bayou Chipola Apalachicola - 2 2 09-1692 New River Franklin 1283 Blounts Bay Chipola Apalachicola - 2 2 09-1655 Apalachicola River Franklin 1286 Huckleberry Creek Chipola Apalachicola - 1 2 03-2380 Apalachicola Bay Gulf 1288 Money Bayou Chipola Ochlockonee - St. South Ochlockonee Franklin, Liberty, 4 1 19-0516 1297A Ochlockonee River Marks River Wakulla Ochlockonee - St. South Ochlockonee Leon, Liberty, 2 1 09-1979 1297B Ochlockonee River Marks River Wakulla Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0517 Gadsden, Leon 1297E Ochlockonee River Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0518 Gadsden, Leon 1297E Ochlockonee River Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0519 Gadsden, Leon 1297F Ochlockonee River Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0520 Gadsden, Leon 1297F Ochlockonee River Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0521 Gadsden, Leon 1297X Lake Talquin (West) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0522 Gadsden, Leon 1297X Lake Talquin (West) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0523 Gadsden, Leon 1297X Lake Talquin (West) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0524 Gadsden, Leon 1297Y Lake Talquin (Center) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0525 Gadsden, Leon 1297Y Lake Talquin (Center) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0526 Gadsden, Leon 1297Y Lake Talquin (Center) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0527 Gadsden, Leon 1297Z Lake Talquin (East) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0528 Gadsden, Leon 1297Z Lake Talquin (East) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0529 Gadsden, Leon 1297Z Lake Talquin (East) Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 2 1 09-1316 Gadsden 1303 Quincy Creek Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee Quincy Creek (Potable 4 1 19-0530 Gadsden 1303 Marks River Portion) Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0531 Gadsden 1303A Quincy Creek Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0532 Gadsden 1303A Quincy Creek Marks River Ochlockonee - St. North Ochlockonee 4 1 19-0533 Gadsden 1303A Quincy Creek Marks River 2 1 09-1905 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1326 Sheephead Creek 3 1 13-0108 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1328 Direct Runoff to Gulf Lower 2 4 10-3229 Withlacoochee Citrus 1329A Cross Florida Barge Canal Withlacoochee Lower 3 4 17-0437 Withlacoochee Citrus 1329A Cross Florida Barge Canal Withlacoochee Lower 3 4 17-0438 Withlacoochee Citrus, Sumter 1329D Withlacoochee River Withlacoochee Lower 2 4 10-3234 Withlacoochee Marion 1329R Wilson Head Spring Withlacoochee Lower 3 4 17-0439 Withlacoochee Marion 1329R Wilson Head Spring Withlacoochee Lower Blue Spring (Citrus 2 4 12-0600 Withlacoochee Citrus 1329S Withlacoochee County) Lower Blue Spring (Citrus 3 4 17-0440 Withlacoochee Citrus 1329S Withlacoochee County) Upper 3 4 17-0441 Withlacoochee Hernando 1329T Blue Sink (Blue Sink Lake) Withlacoochee Upper 3 4 17-0442 Withlacoochee Hernando 1329T Blue Sink (Blue Sink Lake) Withlacoochee Upper 3 4 17-0443 Withlacoochee Hernando 1329W Bystre Lake Withlacoochee 3 1 13-0109 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1332 Direct Runoff to Gulf 3 1 13-0110 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1333 Spring Run 4 1 19-0575 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1333A Little King Spring 4 1 19-0576 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1333B Big King Spring 2 1 09-1907 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1335 Direct Runoff to Gulf 2 1 09-1908 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1335 Direct Runoff to Gulf 3 1 13-0111 Suwannee Waccasassa River Levy 1335 Direct Runoff to Gulf Lower 3 4 17-0444 Withlacoochee Citrus, Levy 1337A Bypass Channel Withlacoochee Lower 3 4 17-0445 Withlacoochee Citrus, Levy 1337A Bypass Channel Withlacoochee Lower Gum Springs (Alligator 2 4 10-3237 Withlacoochee Marion, Sumter 1338A Withlacoochee Springs) Lower Gum Springs (Alligator 3 4 17-0446 Withlacoochee Marion, Sumter 1338A Withlacoochee Springs) Crystal River / Kings 2 5 13-1346 Springs Coast Citrus 1339 Cedar - Salt Creek Bay Planning Unit Crystal River / Kings 3 5 18-0297 Springs Coast Citrus 1341I Crystal River Bay Planning Unit Crystal River / Kings 3 5 18-0298 Springs Coast Citrus 1341I Crystal River Bay Planning Unit Crystal River / Kings 3 5 18-0299 Springs Coast Citrus 1341I Crystal River
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