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Appendix 23 South Shore Coastal Drainage Area Assessment and Listing Decision Summary 2018-20ILApp23_SCoastal_DRAFT210323.docx Appendix 23 South Shore Coastal Drainage Area Assessment and Listing Decision Summary Massachusetts Integrated List of Waters for the Clean Water Act 2018/20 Reporting Cycle Draft for Public Comment Prepared by: Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Division of Watershed Management Watershed Planning Program 2018-20ILApp23_SCoastal_DRAFT210323.docx Table of Contents 2018/20 Cycle Impairment Changes ............................................................................................................. 6 Aaron River (MA94-28) ............................................................................................................................... 10 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 11 Aaron River Reservoir (MA94178) .............................................................................................................. 12 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 13 Arnold School Pond (MA94004).................................................................................................................. 14 Bartlett Pond (MA94005) ............................................................................................................................ 15 Beaver Dam Brook (MA94-65) .................................................................................................................... 16 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 17 BEN MANN BROOK (MA94-41) ................................................................................................................... 18 Billington Sea (MA94007) ........................................................................................................................... 19 Black Jimmy Pond (MA94008) .................................................................................................................... 20 Black Mountain Pond (MA94009) ............................................................................................................... 21 Bloody Pond (MA94015) ............................................................................................................................. 22 Bluefish River (MA94-30) ............................................................................................................................ 23 Boot Pond (MA94016) ................................................................................................................................ 24 Bound Brook (MA94-18) ............................................................................................................................. 25 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 26 Bound Brook Pond (MA94017) ................................................................................................................... 27 Briggs Reservoir (MA94019) ....................................................................................................................... 28 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 28 Briggs Reservoir (MA94020) ....................................................................................................................... 29 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 29 Cohasset Cove (MA94-32)........................................................................................................................... 30 Cohasset Harbor (MA94-01) ....................................................................................................................... 31 Cooks Pond (MA94027) .............................................................................................................................. 32 Crossman Pond (MA94032) ........................................................................................................................ 33 CUSHING BROOK (MA94-40) ...................................................................................................................... 34 Drinkwater River (MA94-21) ....................................................................................................................... 35 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 36 Duxbury Bay (MA94-15) .............................................................................................................................. 40 EEL RIVER (MA94-37) .................................................................................................................................. 41 2018-20ILApp23_SCoastal_DRAFT210323.docx Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 42 EEL RIVER (MA94-38) .................................................................................................................................. 43 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 44 Elbow Pond (MA94035) .............................................................................................................................. 45 Ellisville Harbor (MA94-34) ......................................................................................................................... 46 Factory Pond (MA94175) ............................................................................................................................ 47 FIRST HERRING BROOK (MA94-36) ............................................................................................................. 48 FIRST HERRING BROOK (MA94-63) ............................................................................................................. 50 French Stream (MA94-03) .......................................................................................................................... 52 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 53 Fresh Pond (MA94040) ............................................................................................................................... 60 FURNACE BROOK (MA94-52) ...................................................................................................................... 61 Furnace Pond (MA94043) ........................................................................................................................... 62 Governor Winslow House Pond (MA94047) ............................................................................................... 63 Great Herring Pond (MA94050) .................................................................................................................. 64 Great Sandy Bottom Pond (MA94053) ....................................................................................................... 65 Great South Pond (MA94054) ..................................................................................................................... 66 Green Harbor (MA94-11) ............................................................................................................................ 67 Green Harbor River (MA94-10) ................................................................................................................... 68 Gunners Exchange Pond (MA94055) .......................................................................................................... 69 HALLS BROOK (MA94-57) ............................................................................................................................ 70 HALLS BROOK (MA94-58) ............................................................................................................................ 71 Harrobs Corner Bog Pond (MA94061) ........................................................................................................ 72 Hedges Pond (MA94065) ............................................................................................................................ 73 Herring Brook (MA94-29) ........................................................................................................................... 74 Supporting Information for Delisted Impairments ................................................................................. 75 Herring River (MA94-07) ............................................................................................................................. 76 HERRING RIVER (MA94-44) ......................................................................................................................... 77 Hobomock Pond (MA94177) ...................................................................................................................... 78 Hoyts Pond (MA94070) ............................................................................................................................... 79 INDIAN BROOK (MA94-51) .........................................................................................................................
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