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Table 5-4A: List of Virginia Non-Shellfish NPS Tmdls Through 2019 EPA TMDL Project Name Approval Impaired Water HU Impairment Date Table 5-4a: List of Virginia Non-Shellfish NPS TMDLs through 2019 EPA TMDL Project Name Approval Impaired Water HU Impairment Date Basin: Atlantic Ocean Coastal Finney Creek 9/24/2012 Finney Creek - Upper AO11 Bacteria Gargathy Creek Watershed 10/17/2012 Gargathy Creek AO09 Bacteria Little Mosquito Creek, shellfish and non-shellfish 1/15/2008 Little Mosquito Creek AO04 Bacteria Mill Creek - Northampton County 6/24/2009 Mill Creek AO21 Dissolved Oxygen Parker Creek - Benthic 11/7/2008 Parker Creek AO10 Benthic Parker Creek Watershed - Bacteria 1/15/2008 Parker Creek AO10 Bacteria Pettit Branch - Bacteria 11/7/2008 Pettit Branch AO08 Bacteria Pettit Branch - Benthic 7/29/2010 Pettit Branch AO08 Benthic Red Bank Creek and Machipongo River 1/26/2015 Red Bank Creek AO14 Bacteria Basin: Albemarle Sound Coastal Albermarle Canal - North Landing River 1/13/2011 Albermarle Canal AS12 Dissolved Oxygen Albermarle Canal AS12 Dissolved Oxygen North Landing River AS13 Dissolved Oxygen Back Bay, North Landing River, and Tributaries 6/26/2014 North Landing River AS13 Bacteria North Landing River - Middle AS13 Bacteria Pocaty River AS15 Bacteria Pocaty River AS15 Dissolved Oxygen Chowan River Watershed - Tidal 10/14/2005 West Neck Creek, Middle AS14 Bacteria Milldam Creek AS17 Bacteria Northwest River Watershed 4/26/2011 Unnamed tributary to Northwest River AS09 Dissolved Oxygen Northwest River AS10 Dissolved Oxygen Indian Creek AS10 Dissolved Oxygen Basin: Big Sandy River Bull Creek Watershed 4/28/2011 Left Fork Bull Creek (Convict Hollow) BS14 Benthic Belcher Branch BS14 Benthic Deel Fork BS14 Benthic Cove Hollow BS14 Benthic Bull Creek BS14 Benthic Garden Creek Watershed - Bacteria 8/10/2007 Garden Creek BS08 Bacteria Garden Creek Watershed - Benthic 11/4/2007 Garden Creek BS08 Benthic Knox Creek and Paw Paw Creek 3/27/2007 Pawpaw Creek BS06 Benthic Knox Creek BS07 Bacteria Knox Creek BS07 Benthic Levisa Fork Watershed 3/18/2011 Slate Creek BS13 Bacteria Slate Creek BS13 Benthic Levisa Fork BS15 Bacteria Levisa Fork BS15 Benthic McClure River and Tributaries 1/31/2018 Open Fork BS22 Bacteria McClure Creek-Roaring Fork BS23 Bacteria Caney Creek BS24 Bacteria McClure River-Big Branch BS25 Bacteria North and South Forks Pound River 4/28/2011 Phillips Creek BS28 Benthic North Fork Pound River BS28 Benthic Donald Branch BS28 Benthic South Fork Pound River BS28 Benthic Russell Prater Creek 6/22/2006 Russell Prater Creek BS26 Benthic Basin: Chesapeake Bay-Small Coastal Back River in York County and Cities of Hampton, Poquoson, and Newport News 4/24/2014 New Market Creek - Lower Riverine CB23 Bacteria Holden Creek, Sandy Bottom Branch, Unnamed Tributary to Sandy Bottom Branch 11/7/2008 Holdens Creek - Upper CB32 Bacteria Unnamed trib to Sandy Bottom Branch CB32 Benthic Unnamed trib to Sandy Bottom Branch CB32 Bacteria Sandy Bottom Branch CB32 Benthic EPA TMDL Project Name Approval Impaired Water HU Impairment Date Sandy Bottom Branch CB32 Bacteria Hungars Creek 4/30/2008 Hungars Creek CB45 Bacteria Messongo Creek 6/11/2008 Messongo Creek CB35 Bacteria Poquoson River and Back Creek 2/1/2018 Poquoson River and Back Creek CB21 Bacteria Basin: Chowan River Assamoosick Swamp and Tributaries 6/3/2010 German Swamp CU44 Bacteria Seacorrie Swamp CU45 Bacteria UT to Seacorrie CU45 Bacteria UT to Assamoosick CU46 Bacteria Assamoosick Swamp and tributaries CU46 Bacteria Back Bay, North Landing River, and Tributaries 6/26/2014 North Landing River AS13 Bacteria Pocaty River AS15 Bacteria Pocaty River AS15 Dissolved Oxygen Blackwater River and Tributaries 7/9/2010 Second Swamp CU52 Bacteria Blackwater Swamp CU53 Bacteria Warwick Swamp CU54 Bacteria Otterdam Swamp CU56 Bacteria Coppahaunk Swamp, UT CU57 Bacteria Blackwater River CU59 Bacteria Chowan River Watershed - Non-Tidal 10/14/2005 Big Hounds Creek CU03 Bacteria Nottoway River CU04 Bacteria Little Nottoway River CU06 Bacteria Beaverpond Creek CU11 Bacteria Sappony Creek CU24 Bacteria Raccoon Creek CU35 Bacteria Cypress Swamp CU58 Bacteria Mill Swamp CU60 Bacteria Rattlesnake Swamp CU61 Bacteria Flat Rock Creek and Broad Branch 12/29/2008 Flat Rock Creek CM10 Bacteria Broad Branch CM10 Bacteria Fontaine Creek Watershed 1/13/2011 Fontaine Creek CM27 Bacteria Meherrin River and Tributaries 4/12/2010 North Meherrin CM07 Bacteria Briery Branch CM12 Bacteria Genito Creek CM13 Bacteria Great Creek CM16 Bacteria Meherrin River CM17 Bacteria Roses Creek Watershed 7/6/2004 Roses Creek CM15 Bacteria Rowanty Creek and Hatcher Run 9/20/2010 Arthur Swamp CU26 Bacteria Hatcher Run CU26 Bacteria Rowanty Creek CU28 Bacteria Tarrara Creek, Three Creek, Mill Swamp, Darden Mill Flat Swamp CM30 Bacteria Swamp, 9/28/2012 Flat Swamp Tarrara Creek CM31 Bacteria Three Creek CU37 Bacteria Three Creek CU39 Bacteria Three Creek CU42 Bacteria Mill Swamp CU47 Bacteria Darden Mill Run CU50 Bacteria UT to Hurricane Branch Watershed 9/30/2004 UT to Hurricane Branch CU08 Benthic UT to Nebletts Mill Run and Hatcher Run 9/20/2010 Hatcher Run CU26 Bacteria UT to Nebletts Mill Run CU31 Bacteria Basin: James River Appomattox River Watershed 8/30/2004 Spring Creek JA06 Bacteria Briery Creek JA10 Bacteria Bush River (1) JA13 Bacteria Bush River (2) JA14 Bacteria Little Sandy Creek JA14 Bacteria Saylers Creek JA15 Bacteria Angola Creek (2) JA16 Bacteria EPA TMDL Project Name Approval Impaired Water HU Impairment Date Angola Creek (1) JA16 Bacteria Horsepen Creek JA18 Bacteria Nibbs Creek JA26 Bacteria Flat Creek JA27 Bacteria Appomattox River (1) JA28 Bacteria West Creek JA31 Bacteria Deep Creek JA33 Bacteria Appomattox River (2) JA40 Bacteria Swift Creek (1) JA41 Bacteria Swift Creek (2) JA42 Bacteria Swift Creek (3) JA44 Bacteria Appomattox River (3) JA45 Bacteria Bear Garden Creek 1/10/2012 Bear Garden Creek JM58 Bacteria Chickahominy River Watershed 9/19/2012 Stony Run JL17 Bacteria Beaverdam Creek JL19 Bacteria Chickahominy River JL19 Bacteria Boatswain Creek JL19 Bacteria Collins Run JL24 Bacteria Lower Chickahominy River and Tributaries 8/11/2017 Beaverdam Creek JL26 Bacteria Diascund Creek JL26 Bacteria Mill Creek JL27 Bacteria Barrows Creek JL25 DO Barrows Creek JL25 Bacteria XAH-Beaverdam Creek, UT JL26 Bacteria Elizabeth River Watershed - Bacteria 7/20/2010 Southern Branch Elizabeth River/Paradise Creek JL53 Bacteria Southern Branch Elizabeth River JL53 Bacteria Eastern Branch Elizabeth River JL54 Bacteria Indian River JL54 Bacteria Broad Creek JL54 Bacteria Upper Mainstem Elizabeth River JL56 Bacteria Lafayette River JL56 Bacteria Western Branch Elizabeth River JL56 Bacteria Fourmile Creek Watershed 9/20/2004 Fourmile Creek JL04 Bacteria Hardware River Watershed 7/1/2007 Hardware River North Fork JM46 Bacteria Hardware River Watershed (Remodeled) 7/27/2016 Hardware River JM48 Bacteria 7/27/2016 Hardware River JM49 Bacteria 7/27/2016 South Branch North Fork Hardware River JM46 Bacteria X-trib to the South Branch North Fork Hardware 7/27/2016 River JM46 Bacteria James River and Tributaries, Botetort and Craig Counties 7/12/2019 Upper Barbours Creek JU47 Bacteria Catawba Creek– Little Catawba Creek JU52 Bacteria Catawba Creek – Town Branch JU53 Bacteria Benthic Catawba Creek – Little Catawba Creek JU52 (Sediment) James River-Big Creek JU37 Bacteria James River-Lapsley Run JU51 Bacteria Patterson Creek JU49 Bacteria Craig Creek – Mill Creek JU48 Bacteria Craig Creek – Roaring Run JU50 Bacteria Meadow Creek JU42 Bacteria Craig Creek - 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City of Richmond 11/4/2010 Gillies Creek JL01 Bacteria Almond Creek JL01 Bacteria Goode Creek JL01 Bacteria Falling Creek JL02 Bacteria No Name Creek JL03 Bacteria James River JL06 Bacteria Bernards Creek JM83 Bacteria Powhite Creek JM86 Bacteria Reedy Creek JM86 Bacteria James River and Tributaries - Lower Piedmont Region 6/11/2008 Byrd Creek JM61 Bacteria James River JM75 Bacteria Big Lickinghole Creek/Little Lickinghole Creek JM77 Bacteria James River JM78 Bacteria Beaverdam Creek JM79 Bacteria Fine Creek JM80 Bacteria James River Watershed (Lynchburg) 9/27/2017 James River JM01 Bacteria James River JM07 Bacteria James River JM11 Bacteria Ivy Creek JM09 Bacteria Fishing Creek JM11 Bacteria Blackwater Creek JM10 Bacteria Tomahawk Creek JM10 Bacteria Burton Creek JM10 Bacteria Burton Creek X-Trib JM10 Bacteria Judith Creek JM07 Bacteria Beaver Creek JM12 Bacteria Dreaming Creek JM10 Bacteria Opossum Creek JM11 Bacteria Pedlar
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