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2018 NH 303(D) List Report Town(s) NHDES Cycle Assessment Unit ID (AUID) Assessment Unit Name Water Size Size Unit Designated Use Description Parameter Name Threatened TMDL Priority Primary Town is Listed First Category 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Chlorophyll-a 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Dissolved oxygen saturation 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Nitrogen (Total) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Oxygen, Dissolved 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity pH 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Fish Consumption Polychlorinated biphenyls 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Chlorophyll-a 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Nitrogen (Total) 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Shellfish Consumption Dioxin (including 2,3,7,8-TCDD) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030406-01 SALMON FALLS RIVER DOVER, ROLLINSFORD, RYE 0.282 SQUARE MILES Shellfish Consumption Polychlorinated biphenyls 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity 2-Methylnaphthalene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Acenaphthene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Acenaphthylene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Anthracene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Benzo(a)pyrene (PAHs) 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Benzo[a]anthracene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Benzo[g,h,i]perylene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Chlorophyll-a 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Chrysene (C1-C4) 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity DDD 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity DDE 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity DDT 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Dibenz[a,h]anthracene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Dieldrin 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Fluoranthene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Fluorene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Indeno[1,2,3-cd]pyrene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Naphthalene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Nitrogen (Total) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Oxygen, Dissolved 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Phenanthrene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Pyrene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Fish Consumption Polychlorinated biphenyls 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Chlorophyll-a 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Nitrogen (Total) 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Shellfish Consumption Dioxin (including 2,3,7,8-TCDD) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030608-01 COCHECO RIVER DOVER 0.277 SQUARE MILES Shellfish Consumption Polychlorinated biphenyls 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity 2-Methylnaphthalene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Acenaphthene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Acenaphthylene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Aluminum 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Anthracene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Arsenic 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Benzo(a)pyrene (PAHs) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Benzo[a]anthracene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Cadmium 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Chlorophyll-a 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Chrysene (C1-C4) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Copper 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity DDD 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity DDE 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity DDT 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Dibenz[a,h]anthracene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Dissolved oxygen saturation 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Fluoranthene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Fluorene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Lead 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Mercury 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Naphthalene 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Nickel 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Nitrogen (Total) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Oxygen, Dissolved 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity pH 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Phenanthrene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Pyrene 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity trans-Nonachlor 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Fish Consumption Polychlorinated biphenyls 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Chlorophyll-a 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Nitrogen (Total) 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Shellfish Consumption Dioxin (including 2,3,7,8-TCDD) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-01 LAMPREY RIVER NORTH NEWMARKET 0.033 SQUARE MILES Shellfish Consumption Polychlorinated biphenyls 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-02 LAMPREY RIVER SOUTH NEWMARKET 0.137 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Chlorophyll-a 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-02 LAMPREY RIVER SOUTH NEWMARKET 0.137 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Estuarine Bioassessments 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-02 LAMPREY RIVER SOUTH NEWMARKET 0.137 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Light Attenuation Coefficient 5-P N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-02 LAMPREY RIVER SOUTH NEWMARKET 0.137 SQUARE MILES Aquatic Life Integrity Nitrogen (Total) 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-02 LAMPREY RIVER SOUTH NEWMARKET 0.137 SQUARE MILES Fish Consumption Polychlorinated biphenyls 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-02 LAMPREY RIVER SOUTH NEWMARKET 0.137 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Chlorophyll-a 5-M N LOW 2018 NHEST600030709-01-02 LAMPREY RIVER SOUTH NEWMARKET 0.137 SQUARE MILES Primary Contact Recreation Nitrogen (Total) 5-P N LOW 2018
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