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SWAP Susceptibility Results 2/15/2006 SWAP Susceptibility Results 2/15/2006 PWSID CNYCTY NAME SourceName Susceptibility SWADate TYPE_CODE D_PWS_FED_TYPE_CD 3001791 ACCOMACK ACCAWMACKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WELL NO. 1 High 8/21/2002 WL NTNC 3001791 ACCOMACK ACCAWMACKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WELL NO. 2 High 8/21/2002 WL NTNC 3001001 ACCOMACK ACCOMAC AREA HEADQUARTERS DRILLED WELL High 7/17/2002 WL NC 3001030 ACCOMACK ACCOMAC RESIDENCY OFFICE DRILLED WELL High 11/26/2002 WL NC 3001003 ACCOMACK ACCOMACK COUNTY HEALTH DEPT WELL High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001006 ACCOMACK ACCOMACK COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PK NORTH WELL Low 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001006 ACCOMACK ACCOMACK COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PK SOUTH WELL Low 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001004 ACCOMACK ACCOMACK COUNTY OFFICE BUILDINGS ADMIN. BLDG. WELL High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001004 ACCOMACK ACCOMACK COUNTY OFFICE BUILDINGS COURTHOUSE WELL High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001018 ACCOMACK ACCOMACK SOCIAL SERVICES WELL Low WL NTNC 3001051 ACCOMACK ARCADIA NURSING CENTER WELL #1 High 7/16/2002 WL C 3001051 ACCOMACK ARCADIA NURSING CENTER WELL #2 (NEW WELL) High 7/16/2002 WL C 3001015 ACCOMACK ARCADIA SCHOOLS WELL High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001036 ACCOMACK ATLANTIC COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER WELL High 1/31/2003 WL NTNC 3001034 ACCOMACK BEST VALUE INN (ONLEY) WELL High 12/3/2002 WL NC 3001059 ACCOMACK BURGER KING (ONLEY) WELL High 1/31/2003 WL NC 3001075 ACCOMACK BYRD FOODS (CLINTON SOMERS MLC) DRILLED WELL High 5/22/2003 WL NC 3001074 ACCOMACK BYRD FOODS (KELLEY CAMP MLC) WELL - EAST High 1/30/2003 WL NC 3001074 ACCOMACK BYRD FOODS (KELLEY CAMP MLC) WELL- WEST High 1/30/2003 WL NC 3001078 ACCOMACK BYRD FOODS (MAPPSVILLE MLC) WELL 1 High 1/30/2003 WL NC 3001078 ACCOMACK BYRD FOODS (MAPPSVILLE MLC) WELL 2 High 1/30/2003 WL NC 3001081 ACCOMACK BYRD FOODS (WATKINSON EAST MLC) WELL High 1/30/2003 WL NC 3001082 ACCOMACK BYRD FOODS (WATKINSON WEST MLC) DRILLED WELL High 3/7/2003 WL NC 3001100 ACCOMACK CAPTAINS COVE SUBDIVISION WELL #1 High 7/16/2002 WL C 3001100 ACCOMACK CAPTAINS COVE SUBDIVISION WELL #2 Low 7/16/2002 WL C 3001100 ACCOMACK CAPTAINS COVE SUBDIVISION WELL #3 Low 7/16/2002 WL C 3001103 ACCOMACK CAPTAIN'S QUARTERS WELL High 2/24/2003 WL NC 3001120 ACCOMACK CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL WELL High 7/17/2002 WL NC 3001150 ACCOMACK CHESAPEAKE SQUARE WELL #1 (NORTH WELL) High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001150 ACCOMACK CHESAPEAKE SQUARE WELL #2 (SOUTH WELL) High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001169 ACCOMACK CHINCO ACCOMACK MOOSE LODGE 169 WELL 1 High 1/30/2003 WL NC 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #3A High 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #3B High 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #3C High 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OFDRAFT WELL #4 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #5 High 7/17/2002 WL C Page 1 of 122 SWAP Susceptibility Results 2/15/2006 PWSID CNYCTY NAME SourceName Susceptibility SWADate TYPE_CODE D_PWS_FED_TYPE_CD 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #6 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #7A Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #7B Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #7C Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001175 ACCOMACK CHINCOTEAGUE, TOWN OF WELL #8 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001178 ACCOMACK COMFORT INN WELL High 12/3/2002 WL NC 3001551 ACCOMACK EAST COAST BROKERS & PACKERS WELL Moderate WL NC 3001212 ACCOMACK EASTERN SHORE COMM COLLEGE WELL Low 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001982 ACCOMACK EASTERN SHORE FAMILY YMCA WELL High 8/7/2002 WL NTNC 3001631 ACCOMACK EASTERN SHORE MOTEL WELL 1 12/9/2002 WL NC 3001632 ACCOMACK EASTERN SHORE MOTEL II WELL 2 12/9/2002 WL NC 3001211 ACCOMACK EASTERN SHORE PUBLIC LIBRARY WELL High 12/4/2002 WL NC 3001213 ACCOMACK EASTERN SHORE SEAFOOD PRODUCTS WELL #2 (WS-3) High 8/8/2002 WL NTNC 3001216 ACCOMACK EASTERN SHORE YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB WELL High 1/13/2003 WL NC 3001043 ACCOMACK ELKS LODGE #1766 WELL High 1/31/2003 WL NC 3001432 ACCOMACK EXMORE MOOSE #683 WELL High 1/13/2003 WL NC 3001776 ACCOMACK F. B. DUNCAN'S BBQ WELL 12/3/2002 WL NC 3001739 ACCOMACK FOUR CORNERS PLAZA NORTH EAST WELL High 8/21/2002 WL NTNC 3001739 ACCOMACK FOUR CORNERS PLAZA NORTH WEST WELL High 8/21/2002 WL NTNC 3001650 ACCOMACK FOUR CORNERS PLAZA SOUTH EAST WELL High 8/21/2002 WL NTNC 3001650 ACCOMACK FOUR CORNERS PLAZA SOUTH WEST WELL High 8/21/2002 WL NTNC 3001077 ACCOMACK FRED HALL MLC DRILLED WELL High 5/22/2003 WL NC 3001290 ACCOMACK FRESH PRIDE WELL High 8/21/2002 WL NTNC 3001331 ACCOMACK HEAD START - ACCOMAC WELL Low WL NTNC 3001892 ACCOMACK ISLAND HOUSE RESTAURANT WELL High 1/9/2003 WL NC 3001560 ACCOMACK KEGOTANK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WELL 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001400 ACCOMACK KUZZENS (AMES FARM COMPLEX QUAD 1) WELL 1 High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001401 ACCOMACK KUZZENS (AMES FARM COMPLEX QUAD 2) WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001402 ACCOMACK KUZZENS (AMES FARM COMPLEX QUAD 3) WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001403 ACCOMACK KUZZENS (AMES FARM COMPLEX QUAD 4) WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001404 ACCOMACK KUZZENS (AMES FARM COMPLEX QUAD 5) WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001406 ACCOMACK KUZZENS (PUNGOTEAGUE MLC) WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001796 ACCOMACK KUZZENS PACKING INC WELL High 1/13/2003 WL NC 3001880 ACCOMACK L J STREET SPORTS BAR & RESTAURANT WELL High 2/5/2003 WL NC 3001040 ACCOMACK LITTLE ACRES CAMPGROUNDDRAFT DEEP WELL High 1/9/2003 WL NC 3001335 ACCOMACK MALLARDS WELL High 5/22/2003 WL NC Page 2 of 122 SWAP Susceptibility Results 2/15/2006 PWSID CNYCTY NAME SourceName Susceptibility SWADate TYPE_CODE D_PWS_FED_TYPE_CD 3001430 ACCOMACK MCDONALDS (ONLEY) WELL High 1/21/2003 WL NC 3001488 ACCOMACK NANDUA SCHOOLS WELL High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001500 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER WELL #1 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001500 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER WELL #2 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001500 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER WELL #3 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001500 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER WELL #4 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001500 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER WELL #5 Low 7/17/2002 WL C 3001535 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS ISLAND WELL #1 U-51 High 10/7/2002 WL NTNC 3001535 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS ISLAND WELL #2 U-52 High 10/7/2002 WL NTNC 3001535 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS ISLAND WELL #3 High 10/7/2002 WL NTNC 3001535 ACCOMACK NASA WALLOPS ISLAND WELL #4 High 10/7/2002 WL NTNC 3001550 ACCOMACK NEW CHURCH INFORMATION CENTER DRILLED WELL High 12/3/2002 WL NC 3001575 ACCOMACK OAK HALL SHOPPING CENTER WELL Low WL NTNC 3001588 ACCOMACK OCCOHANNOCK ON THE BAY WELL #88 1/13/2003 WL NC 3001588 ACCOMACK OCCOHANNOCK ON THE BAY WELL #89 1/13/2003 WL NC 3001620 ACCOMACK ONANCOCK, TOWN OF WELL #1 High 7/16/2002 WL C 3001620 ACCOMACK ONANCOCK, TOWN OF WELL #2 High 7/16/2002 WL C 3001625 ACCOMACK ONLEY COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER WELL 1/21/2003 WL NTNC 3001428 ACCOMACK ONLEY PRESCHOOL WELL High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001658 ACCOMACK PARKSLEY MIGRANT HEAD START WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NTNC 3001660 ACCOMACK PARKSLEY, TOWN OF WELL #1 Low 8/21/2002 WL C 3001660 ACCOMACK PARKSLEY, TOWN OF WELL #3 High 8/21/2002 WL C 3001660 ACCOMACK PARKSLEY, TOWN OF WELL #4 High 8/21/2002 WL C 3001690 ACCOMACK PEEBLES DEPT STORE DRILLED WELL High 8/8/2002 WL NTNC 3001789 ACCOMACK PEERLESS VIRGINIA (SOMERS FARM MLC) WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001700 ACCOMACK PERDUE FARMS INC WELL #1 High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001700 ACCOMACK PERDUE FARMS INC WELL #2 High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001700 ACCOMACK PERDUE FARMS INC WELL #3 High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001700 ACCOMACK PERDUE FARMS INC WELL #4A High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001700 ACCOMACK PERDUE FARMS INC WELL #4R High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001700 ACCOMACK PERDUE FARMS INC WELL #5 High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001715 ACCOMACK PIZZA HUT (OAK HALL) WELL High 1/21/2003 WL NC 3001790 ACCOMACK PUNGOTEAGUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WELL 8/8/2002 WL NTNC 3001010 ACCOMACK RAYS SHANTY WELL High 1/31/2003 WL NC 3001720 ACCOMACK REDWOOD GABLES RESTAURANTDRAFT DRILLED WELL High 1/9/2003 WL NC 3001731 ACCOMACK RICK HALL (JUDGE GUNTER HOUSE MLC) WELL High 2/4/2003 WL NC Page 3 of 122 SWAP Susceptibility Results 2/15/2006 PWSID CNYCTY NAME SourceName Susceptibility SWADate TYPE_CODE D_PWS_FED_TYPE_CD 3001860 ACCOMACK RICK HALL (RED FOX MLC) DRILLED WELL High 5/22/2003 WL NC 3001735 ACCOMACK ROBERT DARBY & SONS MLC WELL High 2/4/2003 WL NC 3001745 ACCOMACK ROLLING ACRES SUBDIVISION WELL #1 Low 8/21/2002 WL C 3001745 ACCOMACK ROLLING ACRES SUBDIVISION WELL #2 Low 8/21/2002 WL C 3001031 ACCOMACK SHORE LIFE CARE AT PARKSLEY DRILLED WELL 7/16/2002 WL C 3001054 ACCOMACK SHORE SEAFOOD WELL #2 2/24/2003 WL NTNC 3001210 ACCOMACK ST PAUL'S DAY CARE CENTER SHALLOW WELL #1 High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001210 ACCOMACK ST PAUL'S DAY CARE CENTER WELL #2 High 7/31/2002 WL NTNC 3001810 ACCOMACK STUCKEYS (MAPPSVILLE) WELL High 1/31/2003 WL NC 3001053 ACCOMACK SUBWAY (OAK HALL) WELL High 1/31/2003 WL NC 3001717 ACCOMACK SUNRISE BAR & GRILL WELL High 5/22/2003 WL NC 3001820 ACCOMACK TALL PINES CAMPGROUND WELL High 2/4/2003 WL NC 3001830 ACCOMACK TAMMY & JOHNNYS DEEP WELL High 2/4/2003 WL NC 3001833 ACCOMACK TANGIER, TOWN OF WELL #10 High 8/23/2002 WL C 3001833 ACCOMACK TANGIER, TOWN OF WELL #4 High 8/23/2002 WL C 3001833 ACCOMACK TANGIER, TOWN OF WELL #7 High 8/23/2002 WL C 3001702 ACCOMACK TAYLOR & FULTON (LAKEVIEW MOTEL MLC) WELL High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001651 ACCOMACK TAYLOR & FULTON (PACKING HOUSE MLC) WELL - NORTH High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001651 ACCOMACK TAYLOR & FULTON (PACKING HOUSE MLC) WELL - SOUTH High 2/10/2003 WL NC 3001837 ACCOMACK TAYLOR & FULTON (PACKING HOUSE) WELL High 2/5/2003 WL NC 3001862 ACCOMACK TAYLOR & FULTON (TASLEY MLC) DRILLED WELL High 5/22/2003 WL NC 3001850 ACCOMACK TEMPERANCEVILLE AREA HQ DRILLED
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