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Indiana's Draft 2016 303(D) List of Impaired Waters ATTACHMENT 7 Category 5 Waters: Indiana’s Draft 2016 303(d) List of Impaired Waters HYDROLOGIC ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CAUSE OF BASIN COUNTY UNIT CODE UNIT ID UNIT NAME IMPAIRMENT GREAT LAKES 41000030401 STEUBEN INA0341_01 WEST BRANCH FISH CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030401 STEUBEN INA0341_01 WEST BRANCH FISH CREEK COMMUNITIES IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030401 STEUBEN INA0341_02 WEST BRANCH FISH CREEK COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030401 STEUBEN INA0341_02 WEST BRANCH FISH CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030402 STEUBEN INA0342_01 FISH CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030402 STEUBEN INA0342_T1003 FISH CREEK - UNNAMED TRIBUTARY E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030402 STEUBEN INA0342_T1004 FISH CREEK - UNNAMED TRIBUTARY E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030404 DEKALB INA0344_03 HIRAM SWEET DITCH E. COLI DISSOLVED GREAT LAKES 41000030405 STEUBEN INA0345_01 FISH CREEK OXYGEN IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030405 STEUBEN INA0345_01 FISH CREEK COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030405 STEUBEN INA0345_01 FISH CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030406 DEKALB INA0346_01 FISH CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030406 DEKALB INA0346_01 FISH CREEK COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030406 DEKALB INA0346_02 FISH CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030406 DEKALB INA0346_T1003 FISH CREEK - UNNAMED TRIBUTARY COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030502 DEKALB INA0352_03 BIG RUN E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030502 DEKALB INA0352_04 BIG RUN E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030502 DEKALB INA0352_04 BIG RUN COMMUNITIES IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030502 DEKALB INA0352_05 BIG RUN COMMUNITIES PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030505 DEKALB INA0355_01 ST. JOSEPH RIVER TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030506 DEKALB INA0356_03 ST. JOSEPH RIVER TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_01 MCCULLOUGH DITCH E. COLI MCCULLOUGH DITCH - UPSTREAM GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_01A E. COLI INDIAN LAKE GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_02 LEINS DITCH E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_03 CEDAR CREEK NUTRIENTS GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_03 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_04 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI Notice of Public Comment Period for Indiana’s Draft 2016 303(d) of Impaired Waters: Attachment 7 107 HYDROLOGIC ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CAUSE OF BASIN COUNTY UNIT CODE UNIT ID UNIT NAME IMPAIRMENT GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_04 CEDAR CREEK NUTRIENTS MCCULOUGH DITCH - UNNAMED GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_T1001 E. COLI TRIBUTARY MCCULOUGH DITCH - UNNAMED GREAT LAKES 41000030601 DEKALB INA0361_T1002 E. COLI TRIBUTARY GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0362_02 CEDAR CREEK NUTRIENTS GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0362_02 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0362_03 CEDAR CREEK NUTRIENTS GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0362_03 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0362_04 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0362_04 CEDAR CREEK NUTRIENTS GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0362_T1004 SWARTZ DITCH E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0363_03 CEDAR CREEK NUTRIENTS GREAT LAKES 41000030602 DEKALB INA0363_03 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI MATSON DITCH - UNNAMED GREAT LAKES 41000030603 DEKALB INA0363_T1001 E. COLI TRIBUTARY MATSON DITCH - UNNAMED IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030603 DEKALB INA0363_T1001 TRIBUTARY COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_01 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_01 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_02 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_02 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_03 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_03 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_04 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_04 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_05 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_05 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_06 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_06 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_T1001 SMITH DITCH E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_T1001 SMITH DITCH COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030604 DEKALB INA0364_T1002 SMITH DITCH E. COLI Notice of Public Comment Period for Indiana’s Draft 2016 303(d) of Impaired Waters: Attachment 7 108 HYDROLOGIC ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CAUSE OF BASIN COUNTY UNIT CODE UNIT ID UNIT NAME IMPAIRMENT DISSOLVED GREAT LAKES 41000030702 DEKALB INA0372_01 PECKHART DITCH OXYGEN GREAT LAKES 41000030702 DEKALB INA0372_01 PECKHART DITCH E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030702 DEKALB INA0372_01 PECKHART DITCH COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030702 DEKALB INA0372_02 DIEHL DITCH E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030702 DEKALB INA0372_T1002 OBER DITCH E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030702 DEKALB INA0372_T1002A OBER DITCH E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030702 DEKALB INA0372_T1003 OBER DITCH - UNNAMED TRIBUTARY E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030704 NOBLE INA0374_03 BLACK CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030704 NOBLE INA0374_04 BLACK CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030704 DEKALB INA0374_05 BLACK CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030704 DEKALB INA0374_05 BLACK CREEK COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030704 NOBLE INA0374_T1008 BILGER DITCH E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030704 NOBLE INA0374_T1009 WAHN DITCH E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030704 NOBLE INA0374_T1010 BLACK CREEK - UNNAMED TRIBUTARY E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030705 DEKALB INA0375_01 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030705 DEKALB INA0375_02 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030705 DEKALB INA0375_03 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030705 DEKALB INA0375_04 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030705 DEKALB INA0375_05 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030705 DEKALB INA0375_05 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030705 ALLEN INA0375_06 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030705 ALLEN INA0375_06 LITTLE CEDAR CREEK COMMUNITIES LITTLE CEDAR CREEK - UNNAMED IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030705 DEKALB INA0375_T1007 TRIBUTARY COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030706 ALLEN INA0376_02 WILLOW CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030706 ALLEN INA0376_03 WILLOW CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030706 ALLEN INA0376_T1004 KRUMLAUF BRANCH E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_01 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_01 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_02 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_02 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) Notice of Public Comment Period for Indiana’s Draft 2016 303(d) of Impaired Waters: Attachment 7 109 HYDROLOGIC ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CAUSE OF BASIN COUNTY UNIT CODE UNIT ID UNIT NAME IMPAIRMENT GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_03 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_03 CEDAR CREEK COMMUNITIES PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_03 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030707 ALLEN INA0377_04 CEDAR CREEK E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030707 ALLEN INA0377_04 CEDAR CREEK COMMUNITIES PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030707 ALLEN INA0377_04 CEDAR CREEK TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_T1001 GARRETT CITY DITCH E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_T1002 DOSCH DITCH COMMUNITIES GREAT LAKES 41000030707 DEKALB INA0377_T1002 DOSCH DITCH NUTRIENTS GREAT LAKES 41000030802 DEKALB INA0382_01 ST. JOSEPH RIVER E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030802 DEKALB INA0382_01 ST. JOSEPH RIVER TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030802 DEKALB INA0382_T1001 DAVIS DITCH TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 41000030803 ALLEN INA0383_01 ST. JOSEPH RIVER E. COLI GREAT LAKES 41000030803 ALLEN INA0383_T1003 BOGER DITCH E. COLI IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000030806 ALLEN INA0386_01 ST. JOSEPH RIVER COMMUNITIES PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030806 ALLEN INA0386_01 ST. JOSEPH RIVER TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030806 ALLEN INA0386_02 ST. JOSEPH RIVER TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 41000030806 ALLEN INA0386_03 ST. JOSEPH RIVER TISSUE) DISSOLVED GREAT LAKES 4100003090020 DEKALB INA0392_01 PECKHART DITCH (HEADWATERS) OXYGEN IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 4100003090020 DEKALB INA0392_01 PECKHART DITCH (HEADWATERS) COMMUNITIES TOTAL MERCURY GREAT LAKES 4100003020010 STEUBEN INA03P1002_00 CLEAR LAKE (FISH TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 4100003020010 STEUBEN INA03P1002_00 CLEAR LAKE TISSUE) PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 4100003050040 STEUBEN INA03P1011_00 HAMILTON LAKE TISSUE) GREAT LAKES 4100003050040 STEUBEN INA03P1011_00 HAMILTON LAKE PHOSPHORUS GREAT LAKES 4100003070050 ALLEN INA03P1024_00 CEDARVILLE RESERVOIR E. COLI GREAT LAKES 4100003070050 ALLEN INA03P1024_00 CEDARVILLE RESERVOIR ALGAE TASTE AND GREAT LAKES 4100003070050 ALLEN INA03P1024_00 CEDARVILLE RESERVOIR ODOR PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 4100003070050 ALLEN INA03P1024_00 CEDARVILLE RESERVOIR TISSUE) Notice of Public Comment Period for Indiana’s Draft 2016 303(d) of Impaired Waters: Attachment 7 110 HYDROLOGIC ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CAUSE OF BASIN COUNTY UNIT CODE UNIT ID UNIT NAME IMPAIRMENT GREAT LAKES 4100003100040 ALLEN INA03P1044_00 ST. JOSEPH RESERVOIR E. COLI PCBS (FISH GREAT LAKES 4100003100040 ALLEN INA03P1044_00 ST. JOSEPH RESERVOIR TISSUE) IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000040305 ADAMS INA0435_01 ST. MARY'S RIVER COMMUNITIES ST. MARY'S RIVER - UNNAMED IMPAIRED BIOTIC GREAT LAKES 41000040305 ADAMS INA0435_T1001
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