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Anexa 6.2 Rezultatele Evaluării Stării Chimice a Corpurilor De Apă De Suprafaţă Anexa 6.2 Rezultatele evaluării stării chimice a corpurilor de apă de suprafaţă Cod bazin/ Modul spațiu de Codul corpului de apă Categorie Stare hidrografic Denumire corp apă evaluare de suprafață de apă chimică (cod a stării subunitate) chimice RO11 Bucecea-Baltile Siretului ROLW12-1_N4-1 LW 2 G RO11 Balta Potcoava ROLW12-1_N9-1 LW 2 G Stavnic - CONTINUA ac. RO11 ROLW12-1-78-10_B2 LW 2 M Cazanesti Racova - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW12-1-78-14A_B2 LW 2 M Puscasi Garceneanca - RO11 ROLW12-1-78-14A-1_B2 LW 2 G CONTINUA - ac. Pungesti Vaslui - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW12-1-78-16_B2 LW 2 M Solesti Rediu - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW12-1-78-16-5-3_B2 LW 2 G Rediu Galian Crasna - CONTINUA - Ac. RO11 ROLW12-1-78-19_B2 LW 2 G Manjesti Simila - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW12-1-78-29_B2 LW 2 G Rapa Albastra Tutova - CONTINUA - RO11 ROLW12-1-78-34_B2 LW 2 G Puiesti + cresc. Iana Tutova - CONTINUA - Cb. 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Dracsani Morisca - Continua - RO11 Stauceni, Parlogeanu + 3 ROLW13-1-15-18-5_B2 LW 2 G iazuri Burla - CONTINUA - Iaz RO11 ROLW13-1-15-18-7_B2 LW 2 G Unteni Burla - CONTINUA - Iazuri RO11 ROLW13-1-15-18-7_B4 LW 2 G Cerchejeni si Sulitoaia Miletin - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW13-1-15-25_B4 LW 2 M Halceni + Vladeni Bulbucani, Forasti, Misesti RO11 ROLW13-1-15-27_B2 LW 2 G si Larga Jijia pe Jijioara Bahlui - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW13-1-15-32_B2 LW 2 M Parcovaci Bahlui - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW13-1-15-32_B4 LW 2 M Tansa Bahluet - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW13-1-15-32-12_B2 LW 2 G Pd. Iloaiei + IAZURI 0 Valea Oii -CONTINUA- ROLW13-1-15-32-12- RO11 LW 2 G iazuri + Ac. Sarca 7_B2 Voinesti - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW13-1-15-32-15_B2 LW 2 G Cucuteni Valea Locii - CONTINUA - ROLW13-1-15-32-20- RO11 LW 2 G ac. Barca si Ciurbesti 1_B2 Ciric - CONTINUA - ac. RO11 ROLW13-1-15-32-22_B2 LW 2 G Aroneanu + aval Chirita - CONTINUA - ac. 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