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Wetland Delineation and Stream Identification Report, Williams Field Wetland Delineation and Stream Identification Report, Williams Field Services Company, LLC New York Mainline Loop Natural Gas Pipeline Project, Town of Windsor, Broome County, New York WATERBODIES IDENTIFIED WITHIN THE PROJECT AREA Waterbody State Water Quality Trout Width Description1 Waterbody Type Classification2 Water3 (feet)4 SNY-SJB-001 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 5 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-002 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 6 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-003 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-004 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-005 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 11 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-006 Occanum Creek Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 22 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-007 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-008 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 8 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-009 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-010 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-011 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 6 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-012 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-013 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Occanum Creek Ephemeral 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-014 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-015 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 1 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-016 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-017 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-018 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-019 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 12 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-020 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-021 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-022 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C 47 Wetland Delineation and Stream Identification Report, Williams Field Services Company, LLC New York Mainline Loop Natural Gas Pipeline Project, Town of Windsor, Broome County, New York Waterbody State Water Quality Trout Width Description1 Waterbody Type Classification2 Water3 (feet)4 SNY-SJB-023 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SJB-024 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-036 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 1.5 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-035 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 2.5 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-034 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 5 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-033 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-032 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 6 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-031 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 8 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-029 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Occanum Creek 914- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-028 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 1.5 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-027 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-026 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Trowbridge Creek Ephemeral 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-025 Unnamed Tributary Perennial/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 5 to Trowbridge Creek Intermittent 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-024 Unnamed Tributary Perennial/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Trowbridge Creek Intermittent 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-023 Unnamed Tributary Perennial/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Trowbridge Creek Intermittent 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-022 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 10 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-021 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 9 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-020 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 11 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-019 Unnamed Tributary Perennial/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Trowbridge Creek Intermittent 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-018 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 5 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-017 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent Regulation Code Part 931- No 3 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-016 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-015 Unnamed Tributary Perennial/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 5 to Trowbridge Creek Intermittent 903- Class C - Standard C 48 Wetland Delineation and Stream Identification Report, Williams Field Services Company, LLC New York Mainline Loop Natural Gas Pipeline Project, Town of Windsor, Broome County, New York Waterbody State Water Quality Trout Width Description1 Waterbody Type Classification2 Water3 (feet)4 SNY-SLH-014 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 6 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-013 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Trowbridge Creek Ephemeral 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-012 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 1.5 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-011 Unnamed Tributary Intermittent/ Regulation Code Part 931- No 2.5 to Trowbridge Creek Ephemeral 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-010 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 8 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-009 Unnamed Tributary Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-008 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 2 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-007 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 1 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-006 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 2.5 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-005 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 4 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-004 Trowbridge Creek Perennial Regulation Code Part 931- No 60 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-003 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 6 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-002 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 6 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C SNY-SLH-001 Unnamed Tributary Ephemeral Regulation Code Part 931- No 5 to Trowbridge Creek 903- Class C - Standard C PNY-SJB-001 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A PNY-SLH-004 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A PNY-SLH-003 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A PNY-SLH-002 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A PNY-SLH-001 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-016 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-015 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-014 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-013 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-012 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-011 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-010 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-009 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-008 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-007 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 49 Wetland Delineation and Stream Identification Report, Williams Field Services Company, LLC New York Mainline Loop Natural Gas Pipeline Project, Town of Windsor, Broome County, New York Waterbody State Water Quality Trout Width Description1 Waterbody Type Classification2 Water3 (feet)4 GNY-SLH-006 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-005 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-004 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-003 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-002 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GNY-SLH-001 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Notes: 1 GAI map designation.
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