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Download a TMDL TMDL Waterbody Segment Basin Waterbody Name Impaired Cause EPA TMDL Link ID Number Designated Use Approved Northeast Regional All Segments N/A All State fresh waterbodies Fish Mercury 2007 https://portal.ct.gov/- Mercury TMDL Consumption /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/ne_hg_tmdl CT Statewide CT1000-00_01 1000 Pawcatuck River (Stonington/North Recreation Escherichia coli 2015 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL Stonington)-01 /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/PawcatuckWatersh Pawcatuck River edTMDLFINAL CTand Statewide Estuary CT1000-00_trib_01 1000 Unnamed tributary Pawcatuck River 1000- Recreation Escherichia coli 2015 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL 00 (Stonington)-01 /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/PawcatuckWatersh Pawcatuck River edTMDLFINAL CTand Statewide Estuary CT1000-01_01 1000 Unnamed tributary Pawcatuck River 1000- Recreation Escherichia coli 2015 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL 01 (N. 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/media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/shunockriver1004 CT Statewide CT2000-30_01 2000 Fenger Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/SEshoreline2000Fe nger CT Statewide CT2206-00_01 2206 Bride Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/bridebrook2206 CT Statewide CT2206-00_02 2206 Bride Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/bridebrook2206 CT Statewide CT2206-03_01 2206 Bride Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/bridebrook2206 CT Statewide CT3000-08_01 3000 Thames River / Flat Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/thamesflatbrook30 00 TMDL Waterbody Segment Basin Waterbody Name Impaired Cause EPA TMDL Link ID Number Designated Use Approved CT Statewide CT3004-00_01 3004 Oxoboxo Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/oxoboxobrook3004 Upper Willimantic CT3100-00_05 3100 Willimantic River-05 Habitat for Fish, Copper, Lead, Zinc 2001 https://portal.ct.gov/- River TMDL Other Aquatic /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/upperwillimanticriv Life and ertmdl CT Statewide CT3100-00_06 3100 Willimantic River RecreationWildlife Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/willimanticriver310 0 CT Statewide CT3100-17_03 3100 Willimantic River / Cedar Swamp Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/willimanticriver310 0 Eagleville Brook CT3100-19_01 3100 Eagleville Brook-01 Habitat for Fish, Impervious Cover 2007 https://portal.ct.gov/- Impervious Cover Other Aquatic /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/eaglevillefinal TMDL Life and Eagleville Brook CT3100-19_02 3100 Eagleville Brook-02 HabitatWildlife for Fish, Impervious Cover 2007 https://portal.ct.gov/- Impervious Cover Other Aquatic /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/eaglevillefinal TMDL Life and CT Statewide CT3100-19_02 3100 Willimantic River / Eagleville Brook RecreationWildlife Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/willimanticriver310 0 CT Statewide CT3102-00_01 3102 Middle River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/middleriver3102 CT Statewide CT3102-00_02 3102 Middle River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/middleriver3102 CT Statewide CT3103-00_01 3103 Furnace Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/furnacebrook3103 CT Statewide CT3103-00_02 3103 Furnace Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/furnacebrook3103 CT Statewide CT3106-00_01b 3106 Skungamaug River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/skungamaugriver31 06 CT Statewide CT3106-06-1-L2_01 3106 Skungamaug River / Crandall Pond Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/skungamaugriver31 06 TMDL Waterbody Segment Basin Waterbody Name Impaired Cause EPA TMDL Link ID Number Designated Use Approved CT Statewide CT3108-00_01b 3108 Hop River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/hopriver3108 CT Statewide CT3110-00_01 3110 Tenmile River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/tenmileriver3110 CT Statewide CT3200-00_01 3200 Natchaug River / Lauter Park Beach Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/natchaugriver3200 CT Statewide CT3206-00_02 3206 Mount Hope River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/mounthoperiver32 06 CT Statewide CT3207-16-1-L1_01 3207 Fenton River / Bicentennial Pond Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/fentonriver3207 CT Statewide CT3300-02_01 3300 French River / Long Branch Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/frenchriver3300 CT Statewide CT3500-00_03 3500 Moosup River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/moosupriver3500 A Total Maximum CT3503-00_01 3503 Ekonk Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Daily Load Analysis /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/ekonkBrook for Recreational CTUses Statewide of the Ekonk CT3708-01_01 3708 Little River / Muddy Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/littleriver3708 CT Statewide CT3708-08_01 3708 Little River / Peckham Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/littleriver3708 CT Statewide CT3710-00_01 3710 Mashamoquet Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/mashamoquet3710 CT Statewide CT3710-00_02 3710 Mashamoquet Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/mashamoquet3710 CT Statewide CT3710-11_01 3710 Mashamoquet Brook / Abington Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/mashamoquet3710 TMDL Waterbody Segment Basin Waterbody Name Impaired Cause EPA TMDL Link ID Number Designated Use Approved CT Statewide CT3710-13_01 3710 Mashamoquet Brook / Sap Tree Run Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/mashamoquet3710 CT Statewide CT3710-18_01 3710 Mashamoquet Brook / White Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/mashamoquet3710 CT Statewide CT3716-00_01 3716 Broad Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/broadbrook3716 CT Statewide CT3800-00_05 3800 Shetucket River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/shetucketriver3800 CT Statewide CT3800-02_01 3800 Shetucket River / Obwebetuck Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/shetucketriver3800 CT Statewide CT4000-00_01 4000 Connecticut River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/connecticutriver40 00 CT Statewide CT4000-00_03 4000 Connecticut River Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/connecticutriver40 00 CT Statewide CT4009-00-2-L4_01 4009 Roaring Brook / Angus Park Pond Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/roaringbrook4009 CT Statewide CT4101-00_01 4101 Muddy Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/- Bacteria TMDL /media/DEEP/water/tmdl/CTFinalTMDL/muddybrook4101 CT Statewide CT4205-00_01 4205 Buckhorn Brook Recreation Escherichia coli 2012 https://portal.ct.gov/-
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