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Category I Dams - February 2015 COUNTY NAME OF DAM STATE_ID Appling Tara Lake Dam 001-001-00855 Baldwin Carrington Woods Lake Dam 005-001-00019 Banks Grove River Ws Str # 51 006-011-01800 Banks Hudson River Ws Str #11 006-025-04849 Barrow Barber Creek Ws Str # 25 007-009-00034 Barrow Barber Creek Ws Str # 6 007-008-00035 Barrow Barber Creek Ws Str # 9 007-005-00011 Barrow Fort Yargo Lake State Park Dam 007-006-00036 Barrow Marburg Creek Ws Str # 22 007-007-00222 Barrow Winder Reservoir Dam 007-001-00001 Bartow Pine Log Creek Ws Str # 66 008-010-01273 Bartow Pine Log Tributary Ws Str # 25 008-019-01780 Bartow Pumpkinvine Creek Ws Str # 2 008-008-01264 Bartow Raccoon Creek W/S Str # 7 008-007-01229 Bibb Lake Tobesofkee Dam 011-017-00969 Bibb Lake Wildwood Dam 011-015-00978 Bibb Lakeside Dam 011-013-00594 Bibb Vfw Lake Dam 011-016-00979 Bibb Wolf Creek Dam 011-034-04275 Butts Indian Springs State Park Lake Dam 018-001-00017 Butts Jones Farm Pond Dam 018-019-05687 Candler Hulsey Pond Dam 021-031-02717 Carroll Lake Ashley Dam 022-002-00282 Carroll Lake Carroll Dam 022-005-00568 Carroll Lake George Dam 022-045-02543 Carroll Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 13 022-008-01413 Carroll Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 21 022-035-02280 Carroll Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 29 022-032-04710 Carroll Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 30 022-011-01452 Carroll Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 31 022-029-01886 Carroll Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 36 022-003-00510 Carroll Lower Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 35 022-039-04064 Carroll Lower Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str # 36 022-044-02281 Carroll Lower Little Tallapoosa River Ws Str No 25 022-036-02256 Carroll Lower Little Tallapossa River Ws #86 022-086-04700 Carroll Plant Wansley Main Storage Lake Dam 022-082-04558 Carroll Sharpe's Creek Reservoir Lake Dam 022-079-04494 Carroll Snake Creek Reservoir Dam 022-091-04649 Carroll Southwire Lake Dam 022-004-00567 Carroll Sunset Hills Country Club Lake Dam 022-027-01866 Carroll Tara Lake Dam 022-001-00281 Carroll Walkers Lake Dam 022-022-01713 Cherokee Amber Lake Dam 028-122-05219 Cherokee Atlanta Gas Light Lake Dam 028-007-00347 Cherokee Hickory Log Reservoir Dam 028-126-05472 Cherokee Keeter Lake Dam 028-061-04316 Cherokee Lake Arrowhead Dam 028-010-00516 Cherokee Little River Ws Str # 22 028-022-04062 Page 1 of 10 Category I Dams - February 2015 COUNTY NAME OF DAM STATE_ID Cherokee Mill-Canton Creek Ws Str # 6 028-005-00404 Cherokee Mill-Canton Creek Ws Str # 8 028-012-00873 Cherokee Stamp Shoals Creek Ws Str # 1 028-019-01889 Cherokee Stamp Shoals Creek Ws Str No 2 Dam 028-020-01890 Clarke Athens Waterworks Reservoir Dam 029-001-00025 Clarke Bedgood's Lake Dam 029-002-00039 Clarke Little Sandy - Trail Creek Ws Str # 14 029-005-00352 Clarke Little Sandy -Trail Creek Ws Str # 16 029-022-00353 Clarke Little Sandy-Trail Creek Ws Str # 10 029-039-04718 Clayton Clayton County International Park Lake Dam 031-015-01068 Clayton Clayton State University College Lake Dam 031-005-00562 Clayton Drakes Landing Lake Dam 031-002-00136 Clayton J.W. Smith Reservoir Dam North 031-042-04468 Clayton Joy Lake Dam 031-013-01002 Clayton Joy West Lake Dam 031-012-00980 Clayton Lake Louise Dam 031-007-00246 Clayton Lake Ridge Dam 031-016-01087 Clayton Nicholson Lake Dam 031-009-00225 Clayton Spivey Station Lake Dam 031-017-01088 Cobb Ash Pond # 4 Dam 033-021-00165 Cobb Atlanta Country Club Lake #18 Lower Dam 033-106-03128 Cobb Bishop Lake Dam 033-005-00047 Cobb Bozeman Lake Dam 033-033-00385 Cobb Camp Bert Adams Lake Dam 033-019-00130 Cobb Chastain Lake Dam (Upper-West) 033-060-01853 Cobb Chestnut Hill Lake Dam 033-131-04417 Cobb Clearwater Lake Dam 033-052-01819 Cobb Cochran Lake Dam 033-059-01852 Cobb Dobbs Lake Dam 033-095-02204 Cobb East Lower Chastain Lake Dam 033-061-01854 Cobb Gordon and Dees Lake Dam 033-058-01851 Cobb Highland Pointe Lake Dam 033-130-04391 Cobb Jackson Creek Lake Dam 033-049-01361 Cobb James E. Quarles WTP Dam 033-160-05476 Cobb Laura Lake Dam 033-006-00050 Cobb Loch Highland Lake (Lower) Dam 033-091-02825 Cobb Loch Highland Upper Lake Dam 033-092-02082 Cobb Mcneel Lake Dam 033-063-01856 Cobb Morgan Farms Lake Dam 033-057-01850 Cobb Noonday Creek Ws Str # 15 033-068-01940 Cobb Noonday Creek Ws Str # 16 033-045-01230 Cobb Noonday Creek Ws Str # 17 033-046-01231 Cobb Noonday Creek Ws Str # 4 033-027-00239 Cobb Noonday Creek Ws Str # 9 033-023-00305 Cobb North Landing Lake Dam 033-001-00003 Cobb Paces Lake Dam 033-015-00115 Cobb Reeves Lake Dam 033-014-00109 Cobb Timber Lake Dam 033-002-00045 Page 2 of 10 Category I Dams - February 2015 COUNTY NAME OF DAM STATE_ID Cobb Wigley Lake Dam 033-056-01849 Cobb Wooten Lake Dam 033-053-02051 Colquitt Hunnicutt Lake Dam 035-069-05571 Colquitt Indian Lake Dam 035-013-02341 Columbia Erin's Place Lake Dam 036-003-00525 Columbia Vernon Pond Dam 036-045-04192 Columbia Windmill Plantation Lake Dam 036-046-04193 Columbia Woodbridge Lake Dam 036-033-01399 Coweta Browns Creek Lake Dam 038-067-04452 Coweta Cedar Creek Ws Str # 9 038-066-04219 Coweta Jt Haynes Reservoir Dam 038-068-04482 Coweta Mcknight Lake Dam 038-057-02634 Coweta Newman Waterworks Dam # 2 038-002-00120 Coweta Newnan Waterworks Dam # 1 038-001-00119 Coweta Newnan Waterworks Dam # 3 038-003-00121 Coweta Newnan Waterworks Dam # 5 038-005-00123 Coweta Sibley Millpond Dam 038-058-02611 Crawford Four J Farms Lake Dam (Lower) 039-008-01917 Dade Lookout Lake Dam 041-001-00518 Dawson Amicalola Creek Ws Str # 1 042-009-00626 Dawson Amicalola Creek Ws Str # 3 042-011-01516 Dawson Etowah River Reach Sub Ws Str # 12 042-007-00625 Dawson Etowah River Reach Ws Str # 22 042-003-00191 Dawson Etowah River Reach Ws Str # 23 042-013-01874 Dawson Etowah River Ws Str # 13 042-008-00743 Dawson Yellow Creek Reservoir Dam 042-021-04591 DeKalb Buena Vista Lake Dam 044-023-00538 DeKalb Dunwoody Club Crossing 044-104-04510 DeKalb East Lake Country Club Dam 044-006-00069 DeKalb Echo Lake Dam 044-007-00172 DeKalb Erin Lake Dam 044-004-00033 DeKalb Glen Emerald Dam 044-048-00865 DeKalb Kenilworth Lake Dam 044-005-00053 DeKalb Kings Cliff Lake Dam 044-089-02710 DeKalb Murphy Candler Lake Dam 044-002-00005 DeKalb North Lake Dam 044-012-00171 DeKalb Scott Candler Reservoir #2 044-108-05350 DeKalb Scott Candler Reservoir Dam 044-024-00377 DeKalb Silver Lake Dam 044-001-00004 DeKalb Stone Mountain Park Lake Dam 044-003-00037 DeKalb Turner Hill Lake Dam 044-107-04563 DeKalb Water's Edge Lake Dam 044-101-04422 Douglas Mill Glen Lake Dam 048-004-00351 Douglas Mirror Lake Dam 048-025-02827 Douglas Plantation Subdivision Lake Dam 048-072-05532 Fannin Burdiness Pond Dam 055-020-05659 Fannin Hidden Lake Dam 055-015-04660 Fannin Young Lake Dam 055-012-01799 Page 3 of 10 Category I Dams - February 2015 COUNTY NAME OF DAM STATE_ID Fayette Bradbury Lake Dam 056-019-00911 Fayette Castle Lake Dam 056-037-01867 Fayette Dickson Lake Dam 056-026-01093 Fayette Ford Lake Dam 056-038-01844 Fayette Fowler Lake Dam 056-060-03871 Fayette Graves Lake Dam 056-057-03539 Fayette Horton Creek Reservoir Dam 056-069-04752 Fayette Kozisek Lake Dam 056-018-00910 Fayette Lake Kedron Dam 056-085-00147 Fayette Margaret Phillips Lake Dam 056-006-00821 Fayette Mcintosh Reservoir Dam 056-070-04762 Fayette Pye Lake Dam 056-012-00825 Floyd Berry Reservoir Dam 057-003-00284 Floyd Conasauga Lake Dam 057-001-00060 Floyd Stonebridge Lake Dam 057-041-04933 Forsyth Dunroven Lake Dam 058-036-04287 Forsyth Etowah River Subwatershed Structure #1 058-014-00272 Forsyth N. Ga. Rendering Plant Oxidation Pond Dam 058-025-01604 Forsyth Pine Lake Dam 058-033-01725 Forsyth Settingdown Creek Sub Ws Str # 27 058-016-00274 Forsyth Settingdown Creek Ws Str # 25 058-001-00145 Forsyth Settingdown Creek Ws Str # 30 A 058-017-00275 Forsyth Settingdown Creek Ws Str # 54 058-008-00266 Forsyth Settingdown Creek Ws Str # 56 058-007-00357 Forsyth Settingdown Creek Ws Str # 6 058-012-00270 Forsyth Watson Pond Dam 058-059-05518 Franklin Lavonia Water Works Dam 059-009-01095 Franklin North Broad River Ws Str # 38 059-006-00451 Fulton Atlanta - Fulton Cwcr Reservoir Dam 060-154-04466 Fulton Atlanta Reservoir Dam No. 1 060-002-00009 Fulton Atlanta Reservoir Dam No. 2 060-003-00006 Fulton Atlanta-Fulton Reservoir #2 060-195-05384 Fulton Capital City Country Club Lake Dam 060-091-00105 Fulton Carriage Lake Dam 060-124-02810 Fulton Cherokee Country Club Lake Dam # 2 Middle Lake 060-123-02736 Fulton Crooked Creek Lake Dam 060-179-04900 Fulton Daniels & Thomaselli Lake Dam 060-106-02116 Fulton East Point Reservoir Dam 060-097-01292 Fulton Gilham's Lake Dam 060-054-00770 Fulton Glenover Drive Lake Dam 060-201-05797 Fulton Irene Lake Dam 060-047-00763 Fulton Lake at Ansley Dam 060-193-05364 Fulton Lake Charles Dam 060-086-00966 Fulton Lake Forest Dam 060-023-00442 Fulton Lake Frances Dam 060-083-00976 Fulton Little River Ws Str # 39 060-009-00369 Fulton Little River Ws Str #25 060-050-00759 Fulton Little River Ws Str #34 060-040-00691 Page 4 of 10 Category I Dams - February 2015 COUNTY NAME OF DAM STATE_ID Fulton Lower Nesbit Ferry Lake Dam 060-170-04783 Fulton Martin's Landing Lake Dam 060-034-00837 Fulton Northridge Lake Dam 060-011-00193 Fulton Peppertree Lake Dam 060-013-00235 Fulton Powers Lake Dam 060-117-02318 Fulton Stonegate Lake Dam 060-088-00968 Fulton Tera Lee Lake Dam 060-030-00690 Fulton Willow Lake Dam 060-125-02811 Fulton Willow Springs Lake Dam 060-010-00170 Gilmer Cartecay River Ws Str # 10 061-005-00645 Gilmer Cartecay River Ws Str # 3 061-035-01826 Gilmer Cartecay River Ws Str # 5 061-006-00511 Gilmer Cartecay River Ws Str # 6 061-015-00987 Gilmer Cartecay River Ws Str # 7 061-016-00774 Gilmer Clotfelter Lake Dam 061-013-00643 Gilmer Ellijay River Ws Str # 1 061-028-01794 Gilmer Ellijay River Ws Str # 10 061-011-00648 Gilmer Ellijay River Ws Str # 11 061-009-00649 Gilmer Ellijay River Ws Str # 12 061-010-00650 Gilmer Ellijay River Ws Str # 3 061-030-01796 Gilmer Ellijay River Ws Str # 4 061-014-00693 Gilmer Ellijay River Ws Str # 9 061-012-00647 Gilmer Fowler Lake Dam 061-027-01781 Gilmer Harrison Lake Dam 061-048-04224 Gilmer J.
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    2014 Integrated 305(b)/303(d) List Coastal Streams - Supporting Designated Uses Reach Name/ ID #/ Reach Location/ River Basin/ Criterion Potential Data Source County Use Violated Causes Extent Category Priority Notes Altamaha River Butler River to Altamaha Sound Altamaha 7 miles 1 R030701060509 Glynn/ McIntosh County Fishing 1,5,55 Bungalow Creek Headwaters to Hampton River Altamaha 2 miles 1 R030701060519 Glynn County Fishing 5 Butler River Altamaha River to Altamaha River Altamaha 5 miles 1 (upstream and downstream of I-95) R030701060504 McIntosh County Fishing 5 Darien River Cathead Creek to May Hall Creek Altamaha 5 miles 1 (formerly Cathead Creek to May Creek) R030701060511 McIntosh County Fishing 1,5,55 Hampton River Village Creek to Bungalow Creek Altamaha 1 miles 1 R030701060521 Glynn County Fishing 5 Hampton River Mosquito Creek to Village Creek Altamaha 3 miles 1 R030701060516 Glynn County Fishing 5 Pine Creek Hampton River to the Hampton River Altamaha 2 miles 1 R030701060517 Glynn County Fishing 5 A-326 2014 Integrated 305(b)/303(d) List Coastal Streams - Supporting Designated Uses Reach Name/ ID #/ Reach Location/ River Basin/ Criterion Potential Data Source County Use Violated Causes Extent Category Priority Notes South Altamaha River Altamaha River to Buttermilk Sound Altamaha 15 miles 1 R030701060505 McIntosh/ Glynn County Fishing 5 South Branch (aka Altamaha River to Altamaha River Altamaha 5 miles 1 South Altamaha River) near Cambers Island R030701060510 McIntosh/ Glynn County Fishing 5 Village Creek Bend in Creek at Village Drive to Altamaha 3 miles 1 Hampton River R030701060518 Glynn County Fishing 5 Barbour Island River Wahoo River to Sapelo Sound Ogeechee 8 miles 1 R030602040701 McIntosh County Fishing 5 Bear River Killkenny Creek to St.
  • 2014 Chapters 3 to 5

    2014 Chapters 3 to 5

    CHAPTER 3 establish water use classifications and water quality standards for the waters of the State. Water Quality For each water use classification, water quality Monitoring standards or criteria have been developed, which establish the framework used by the And Assessment Environmental Protection Division to make water use regulatory decisions. All of Georgia’s Background waters are currently classified as fishing, recreation, drinking water, wild river, scenic Water Resources Atlas The river miles and river, or coastal fishing. Table 3-2 provides a lake acreage estimates are based on the U.S. summary of water use classifications and Geological Survey (USGS) 1:100,000 Digital criteria for each use. Georgia’s rules and Line Graph (DLG), which provides a national regulations protect all waters for the use of database of hydrologic traces. The DLG in primary contact recreation by having a fecal coordination with the USEPA River Reach File coliform bacteria standard of a geometric provides a consistent computerized mean of 200 per 100 ml for all waters with the methodology for summing river miles and lake use designations of fishing or drinking water to acreage. The 1:100,000 scale map series is apply during the months of May - October (the the most detailed scale available nationally in recreational season). digital form and includes 75 to 90 percent of the hydrologic features on the USGS 1:24,000 TABLE 3-1. WATER RESOURCES ATLAS scale topographic map series. Included in river State Population (2006 Estimate) 9,383,941 mile estimates are perennial streams State Surface Area 57,906 sq.mi.