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L in E N U Mb E R E a R E G Io N U N Iq U E Id E N Tifie R Wa Te R C O Mp a N Y date name criteria Unique Drivers identifier Receiving Receiving Sewerage Discharge Qualifying water typewater EARegion catchment Completion water namewater Linenumber typeEffluent name/location referencecode Water companyWater 1 NW NW100900 017370082 HEST BANK WwTW STORM TANK ST E HATLEX BECK(TIDAL) HEST BANK E G U16 SW 31-Mar-03 2 NW NW100930 017270050 LANCASTER WwTW STORM TANK ST E LUNE ESTUARY LANCASTER E G U16 SW 31-Mar-02 3 NW NW100900 017370082 HEST BANK WwTW INLET O/FLOW CSO E HATLEX BECK(TIDAL) HEST BANK E G U16 SW 31-Mar-03 4 NW NW100450 017370206 KIRKBY (MARSHSIDE NO 1) INLET CSO E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 5 NW NW100460 017370207 KIRKBY (MARSHSIDE NO 2) STORM ST E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 6 NW NW100460 017370207 KIRKBY (MARSHSIDE NO 2) INLET CSO E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 7 NW NW100470 017470183 KIRKBY (SANDSIDE) STORM TANK ST E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 8 NW NW100960 017470048 MILLOM WwTW STORM TANK ST E DUDDON ESTUARY MILLOM E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 9 NW NW100470 017470183 KIRKBY (SANDSIDE) INLET O/FLOW CSO E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 10 NW NW100130 017470180 BROUGHTON (FOXFIELD) STORM TAN ST E DUDDON ESTUARY Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 11 NW NW101990 017370179 ULVERSTON WwTW STORM TANK ST E CARTER POOL ULVESTON E U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 12 NW NW100450 017370206 KIRKBY (MARSHSIDE NO 1) STORM ST E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 13 NW NW100360 017470182 KIRKBY (WALLEND) INLET O/FLOW CSO E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 14 NW NW100360 017470182 KIRKBY (WALLEND) STORM TANK ST E KIRKBY POOL Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 15 NW NW100160 017470187 BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS INLET O/F CSO E DUDDON ESTUARY Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 16 NW NW100160 017470187 BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS STORM ST E DUDDON ESTUARY Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 17 NW NW100140 017470181 BROUGHTON (SKELLOW CRAG) INLET CSO E DUDDON ESTUARY Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 18 NW NW100140 017470181 BROUGHTON (SKELLOW CRAG) ST E DUDDON ESTUARY Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 19 NW NW100130 017470180 BROUGHTON (FOXFIELD) INLET O/F CSO E DUDDON ESTUARY Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 20 NW NW100710 017470020 SOUTERGATE WwTW STORM TANK ST I SOUTERGATE BECK Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 21 NW NW100820 017470166 BARROW-IN-FURNESS WwTW INLET O CSO E WALNEY CHANNEL BARROW E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 22 NW NW100710 017470020 SOUTERGATE WwTW INLET O/FLOW CSO I SOUTERGATE BECK Kirkby/Broughton E U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 23 NW NW100810 017470136 ASKAM-IN-FURNESS WwTW STORM ST E BLEA BECK ASKAM-IN-FURNESS E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 24 NW NW300770 BRW0005 HAVERIGG PS CSO E HAVERIGG POOL MILLOM E A G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 25 NW NW101100 017081316 WIGAN WwTW STORM TANK ST I R.DOUGLAS DOUGLAS - WIGAN E A W U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 26 NW NW100820 017470166 BARROW-IN-FURNESS WwTW STORM ST E WALNEY CHANNEL BARROW E G U16 SW 31-Mar-04 27 NW NW308330 LAK0074 GRANGE PS CSO E KENT ESTUARY GRANGE E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 28 NW NW309530 BRW0056 K. SHOES, ASKAM CSO E BLEA BECK ASKAM-IN-FURNESS E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 29 NW NW310070 BRW0097 PALACE NOOK CSO BARROW E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 30 NW NW310080 BRW0099 WALNEY OVERFLOW - FERRY CSO BARROW E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 31 NW NW310090 BRW0100 WALNEY OVERFLOW - GRAVING CSO BARROW E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 32 NW NW310100 BRW0101 WALNEY OVERFLOW - HARBOUR CSO BARROW E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 33 NW NW309510 BRW0001 BIGGAR VILL WALNEY ISL CSO E WALNEY CHANNEL BARROW E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 34 NW NW309430 WYR0076 POULTON PS CSO E WYRE ESTUARY Wyre Estuary E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 35 NW NW308530 PRE0056 BLACKBULL LANE MH A22 CSO I SHAROE BROOK Preston Area E U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 36 NW NW308490 PRE0033 17 WITHY PARADE CSO CSO I SAVICK BROOK Preston Area E U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 37 NW NW308450 PRE0018 321 PLUNGINGTON ROAD CSO CSO I EAVES BROOK Preston Area E U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 38 NW NW310970 COP0091 BROOKSIDE CSO I R.EHEN Cleator E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 39 NW NW310960 COP0089 BLIND LANE CSO I R.KEEKLE Cleator E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 40 NW NW309400 WYR0028 DOCK ST OVERFLOW CSO E R.WYRE ESTUARY Wyre Estuary E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 41 NW NW309390 WYR0022 DOCK ST OPP MOUNT ST CSO E R.WYRE Wyre Estuary E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 42 NW NW310950 WYR0035 KNOTT END PS CSO I R.WYRE ESTUARY Preesall E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 43 NW NW101020 017480324 SEASCALE WwTW STORM TANK ST C IRISH SEA SEASCALE E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 44 NW NW100230 017470025 CLEATOR WwTW INLET OVERFLOW CSO I R.KEEKLE Cleator E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 45 NW NW100230 017470025 CLEATOR WwTW STORM TANK ST I R.KEEKLE Cleator E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 46 NW NW100810 017470136 ASKAM-IN-FURNESS INLET OVERFLO CSO E BLEA BECK ASKAM-IN-FURNESS E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 47 NW NW100020 017370204 ARNSIDE WwTW INLET OVERFLOW CSO E KENT ESTUARY ARNSIDE E U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 48 NW NW100020 017370204 ARNSIDE WwTW STORM TANK ST E KENT ESTUARY ARNSIDE E U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 49 NW NW308410 PRE0013 SHAROE GREEN HOSPITAL CSO CSO I SAVICK BROOK Preston Area E U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 50 NW NW310980 WIR0090 STANLEY RD/HOYLAKE CSO I TO SEWER HOYLAKE E U16 BATH 31-Mar-05 51 NW NW310990 WIR0115 KINGSGAP HOYLAKE CSO I R.MERSEY HOYLAKE E U16 BATH 31-Mar-05 52 NW NW311000 WIR0130 NEW BRIGHTON PS CSO I R.MERSEY WIRRAL BW E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 53 NW NW101030 017570006 SILLOTH WwTW STORM TANK ST E SOLWAY FIRTH SILLOTH E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 54 NW NW311020 MARYPORT OUTFALL CSO C MARYPORT E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 55 NW NW100980 017370051 NEWBIGGIN WwTW INLET OVERFLOW CSO I DEEP MEADOWS BECK NEWBIGGIN E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 56 NW NW100840 017370081 CARNFORTH WwTW INLET CSO E KEER ESTUARY CARNFORTH E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 57 NW NW100980 017370051 NEWBIGGIN WwTW STORM TANK ST I DEEP MEADOWS BECK NEWBIGGIN E G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 58 NW NW310330 PRE0026A PEDDERS LANE CSO CHAIN CAUL CULVERT Preston Area E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 59 NW NW100960 COP0049 MILLOM WwTW INLET OVERFLOW CSO E SALTHOUSE POOL MILLOM E U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 60 NW NW308320 LAK0072 GRANGE SSO CSO E KENT ESTUARY GRANGE E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 61 NW NW308310 LAK0071 GRANGE SSO CSO E KENT ESTUARY GRANGE E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 62 NW NW301860 COP0019 KILN BROW, CLEATOR CSO I R.EHEN Cleator E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 63 NW NW302710 LAN0092 RAILWAY CROSSING, HEST BANK CSO E MORECAMBE BAY HEST BANK E A G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 64 NW NW302520 LAK0009 BROUGHTON IN FURNESS CSO I UNNAMED W/COURSE Kirkby/Broughton E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 65 NW NW301040 BRW0087 WILLOWSIDE,HAVERIGG EO E DUDDON ESTUARY MILLOM E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 66 NW NW308120 WYR0073 PILLING LANE PS, PREESALL CSO E SEA DISCHARGE Preesall E A G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 67 NW NW302620 LAN0058 GARDNER RD., WARTON CSO I R.KEER CARNFORTH E A G W U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 68 NW NW302630 LAN0059 HAGG LANE (MIDLAND TCE) MILL H CSO I R.KEER CARNFORTH E A G U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 69 NW NW309290 SRI0001 PENWORTHAM PS CSO E R. RIBBLE Preston Area E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 70 NW NW305350 SRI0002 RIVERSIDE PENWORTHAM CSO E R. RIBBLE Preston Area E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 71 NW NW302270 FYL0024 FRECKLETON PS EO I RIBBLE ESTUARY Preston Area E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 72 NW NW302280 FYL0028 LYTHAM RD ,WARTON PS CSO I WREA BROOK Preston Area E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-02 73 NW NW308890 LAN0028 OXCLIFFE RD. P.S. No.1 CSO E LUNE ESTUARY LANCASTER E A G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 74 NW NW310180 LAN0114 BOWERHAM/SCOTFORTH CSO CSO E LUNE ESTUARY LANCASTER E A G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 75 NW NW301980 COP0062 EGREMONT,PICKET HOW FM CSO I R.EHEN BRAYSTONES E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 76 NW NW302010 COP0070 BRIDGE END, EGREMONT CSO I R.EHEN BRAYSTONES E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-04 77 NW NW310160 LAN0043 HEYSHAM VILL,NEW C'WAY CSO I MORECAMBE BAY LANCASTER E A G U16 BATH 31-Mar-03 78 NW NW305180 SEF0062 O/s No10 LULWORTH ROAD CSO C IRISH SEA SOUTHPORT E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 79 NW NW305190 SEF0063 SAXON ROAD, SOUTHPORT CSO C IRISH SEA SOUTHPORT E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 80 NW NW305200 SEF0064 O/s No17 WELD ROAD CSO C IRISH SEA SOUTHPORT E A U16 BATH 31-Mar-01 81 NW NW308290 LAK0053 NR SCALES VILL.
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