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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Summary Results

Connecticut (2010)

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    1,360.2 24,216.9 192.8
       63.0 4.3
   
                     
                     
                     
                     
    1,006.7 6,220.6 419.1
           84.8     256.7     179.5
           23.7     339.3     
           35.4     392.1     
           862.8     5,232.6     239.6
              244.8     1,060.0     85.3
                    618.1           4,172.6           154.2
2,366.8 30,437.5 611.9
5,830.0 64,973.0 613.3
40.6 46.8 99.8

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Summary of Water Quality Assessments for Each Waterbody Type
for Reporting Year 2010


Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Connecticut Rivers and Streams 2010

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Assessed 2,366.8
Unassessed 3,463.2
Total Miles 5,830.0







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Description of this table
Good 1,360.2
Threatened .0
Impaired 1,006.7
Total Miles Assessed 2,366.8







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Description of this table
329.5
23.7
35.4
618.1
Total Threatened and Impaired 1,006.7

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Individual Designated Use Support
Connecticut Rivers and Streams 2010

* Waters assessed for more than one designated use are included in multiple designated use groups below.

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% Good
% Threatened
% Impaired
Existing Or Proposed Drinking Water 1.2 .0 .0 100.0 color.gif
Fish Consumption 2,365.0 94.5 .0 5.5 color.gifcolor.gif
Habitat For Fish, Other Aquatic Life And Wildlife 1,313.5 65.7 .0 34.3 color.gifcolor.gif
Recreation 902.6 9.5 .0 90.5 color.gifcolor.gif

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Causes of Impairment
Connecticut Rivers and Streams 2010

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Escherichia Coli (E. Coli) Pathogens color.gif 816.4
Cause Unknown Cause Unknown color.gif 395.0
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) color.gif 127.8
Enterococcus Bacteria Pathogens color.gif 54.2
Other Flow Regime Alterations Flow Alteration(s) color.gif 39.2
Physical Substrate Habitat Alterations Habitat Alterations color.gif 32.3
Sedimentation/Siltation Sediment color.gif 5.6
Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) Total Toxics color.gif 5.4
Iron Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 5.3
Alterations in Wetland Habitats Habitat Alterations color.gif 4.5
Chlorine Chlorine color.gif 3.9
Copper Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 3.8
Mercury Mercury color.gif 3.8
Zinc Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 3.3
Propylene Glycol Toxic Organics color.gif 3.1
Ethylene Glycol Toxic Organics color.gif 3.1
Lead Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 2.7
Ammonia, Un-ionized Ammonia color.gif 2.2
Temperature, Water Temperature color.gif 1.8
Sodium Salinity/Total Dissolved Solids/Chlorides/Sulfates color.gif 1.4
Turbidity Turbidity color.gif 1.4
Uranium Radiation color.gif .7
Cobalt Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif .7
Dissolved Oxygen Saturation Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif .6
Organic Enrichment (Sewage) Biological Indicators Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif .6
Nutrient/Eutrophication Biological Indicators Nutrients color.gif .6
Diesel Fuel Oil and Grease color.gif .1
Sulfates Salinity/Total Dissolved Solids/Chlorides/Sulfates color.gif .1

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Probable Sources
Connecticut Rivers and Streams 2010

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Source Unknown Unknown color.gif 902.9
Unspecified Urban Stormwater Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif 221.8
Municipal Point Source Discharges Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 130.5
Sources Outside State Jurisdiction Or Borders Other color.gif 106.6
Industrial Point Source Discharge Industrial color.gif 105.3
Combined Sewer Overflows Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 78.2
Illicit Connections/Hook-Ups To Storm Sewers Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 52.0
Landfills Land Application/Waste Sites/Tanks color.gif 49.5
Contaminated Sediments Legacy/Historical Pollutants color.gif 48.8
Sanitary Sewer Overflows (Collection System Failures) Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 46.6
Agriculture Agriculture color.gif 43.1
Impacts From Hydrostructure Flow Regulation/Modification Hydromodification color.gif 42.4
Upstream Impoundments (E.G., Pl-566 Nrcs Structures) Hydromodification color.gif 41.1
Channelization Hydromodification color.gif 39.4
Site Clearance (Land Development Or Redevelopment) Construction color.gif 37.9
Baseflow Depletion From Groundwater Withdrawals Hydromodification color.gif 32.3
Flow Alterations From Water Diversions Hydromodification color.gif 29.4
Above Ground Storage Tank Leaks (Tank Farms) Spills/Dumping color.gif 25.5
Golf Courses Recreation And Tourism (Non-Boating) color.gif 22.2
Dredge Mining Resource Extraction color.gif 15.7
Loss Of Riparian Habitat Habitat Alterations (Not Directly Related To Hydromodification) color.gif 15.2
Animal Feeding Operations (Nps) Agriculture color.gif 11.9
Livestock (Grazing Or Feeding Operations) Agriculture color.gif 10.4
Waterfowl Natural/Wildlife color.gif 8.9
On-Site Treatment Systems (Septic Systems And Similar Decentralized Systems) Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 7.2
Surface Mining Resource Extraction color.gif 4.9
Habitat Modification - Other Than Hydromodification Habitat Alterations (Not Directly Related To Hydromodification) color.gif 4.6
Irrigated Crop Production Agriculture color.gif 4.2
Post-Development Erosion And Sedimentation Hydromodification color.gif 4.0
Industrial Land Treatment Industrial color.gif 3.8
Natural Sources Natural/Wildlife color.gif 3.2
Airports Industrial color.gif 3.1
Accidental Release/Spill Spills/Dumping color.gif 2.4
Non-Point Source Unspecified Nonpoint Source color.gif 2.1
Highway/Road/Bridge Runoff (Non-Construction Related) Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif 2.0
Streambank Modifications/Destabilization Hydromodification color.gif 1.7
Drainage/Filling/Loss Of Wetlands Habitat Alterations (Not Directly Related To Hydromodification) color.gif 1.5
Managed Pasture Grazing Agriculture color.gif 1.2
Discharges From Biosolids (Sludge) Storage, Application Or Disposal Land Application/Waste Sites/Tanks color.gif .6
Inappropriate Waste Disposal Spills/Dumping color.gif .4
Non-Irrigated Crop Production Agriculture color.gif .2

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Connecticut Lakes, Reservoirs, and Ponds 2010

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Assessed 30,437.5
Unassessed 34,535.5
Total Acres 64,973.0







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Good 24,216.9
Threatened .0
Impaired 6,220.6
Total Acres Assessed 30,437.5







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1,316.6
339.3
392.1
4,172.6
Total Threatened and Impaired 6,220.6

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Individual Designated Use Support
Connecticut Lakes, Reservoirs, and Ponds 2010

* Waters assessed for more than one designated use are included in multiple designated use groups below.

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% Good
% Threatened
% Impaired
Existing Or Proposed Drinking Water 1,190.3 100.0 .0 .0 color.gif
Fish Consumption 30,426.7 87.6 .0 12.4 color.gifcolor.gif
Habitat For Fish, Other Aquatic Life And Wildlife 30,181.2 96.2 .0 3.8 color.gifcolor.gif
Recreation 26,672.0 82.0 .0 18.0 color.gifcolor.gif

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Causes of Impairment
Connecticut Lakes, Reservoirs, and Ponds 2010

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Nutrient/Eutrophication Biological Indicators Nutrients color.gif 3,520.0
Excess Algal Growth Algal Growth color.gif 3,353.4
Chlorophyll-A Algal Growth color.gif 3,213.6
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) color.gif 3,068.6
Taste and Odor Taste, Color and Odor color.gif 1,594.9
Debris/Floatables/Trash Trash color.gif 1,594.9
Escherichia Coli (E. Coli) Pathogens color.gif 1,146.2
Mercury Mercury color.gif 810.0
Non-Native Aquatic Plants Nuisance Exotic Species color.gif 389.4
Other Flow Regime Alterations Flow Alteration(s) color.gif 214.4
Sedimentation/Siltation Sediment color.gif 195.5
Turbidity Turbidity color.gif 194.5
Phosphorus, Total Nutrients color.gif 112.8
Dissolved Oxygen Saturation Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif 110.7
Alterations in Wetland Habitats Habitat Alterations color.gif 95.6
Enterococcus Bacteria Pathogens color.gif 70.5
Chlordane Pesticides color.gif 53.9
Lead Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 24.1
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Turbidity color.gif 9.4
Cadmium Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 5.0
Dissolved Oxygen Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif 4.0
Copper Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif .6
Ammonia, Un-ionized Ammonia color.gif .6
Organic Enrichment (Sewage) Biological Indicators Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif .6

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Probable Sources
Connecticut Lakes, Reservoirs, and Ponds 2010

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Contaminated Sediments Legacy/Historical Pollutants color.gif 3,098.3
Sources Outside State Jurisdiction Or Borders Other color.gif 3,050.2
Industrial Point Source Discharge Industrial color.gif 3,018.8
Source Unknown Unknown color.gif 2,891.9
Unspecified Urban Stormwater Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif 2,211.3
Agriculture Agriculture color.gif 1,971.9
Municipal Point Source Discharges Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 1,854.7
Non-Point Source Unspecified Nonpoint Source color.gif 1,782.4
Atmospheric Deposition - Toxics Atmospheric Deposition color.gif 625.3
Internal Nutrient Recycling Natural/Wildlife color.gif 508.4
Waterfowl Natural/Wildlife color.gif 443.9
On-Site Treatment Systems (Septic Systems And Similar Decentralized Systems) Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 279.0
Highway/Road/Bridge Runoff (Non-Construction Related) Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif 216.0
Impacts From Hydrostructure Flow Regulation/Modification Hydromodification color.gif 214.4
Post-Development Erosion And Sedimentation Hydromodification color.gif 204.8
Sediment Resuspension (Clean Sediment) Hydromodification color.gif 140.6
Habitat Modification - Other Than Hydromodification Habitat Alterations (Not Directly Related To Hydromodification) color.gif 95.6
Above Ground Storage Tank Leaks (Tank Farms) Spills/Dumping color.gif 70.5
Natural Sources Natural/Wildlife color.gif 56.8
Surface Mining Resource Extraction color.gif 44.5
Other Spill Related Impacts Spills/Dumping color.gif 29.6
Streambank Modifications/Destabilization Hydromodification color.gif 9.4
Discharges From Biosolids (Sludge) Storage, Application Or Disposal Land Application/Waste Sites/Tanks color.gif .6
Landfills Land Application/Waste Sites/Tanks color.gif .6

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Connecticut Bays and Estuaries 2010

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Assessed 611.9
Unassessed 1.5
Total Square Miles 613.3







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Good 192.8
Threatened .0
Impaired 419.1
Total Square Miles Assessed 611.9







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264.9
.0
.0
154.2
Total Threatened and Impaired 419.1

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Individual Designated Use Support
Connecticut Bays and Estuaries 2010

* Waters assessed for more than one designated use are included in multiple designated use groups below.

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% Good
% Threatened
% Impaired
Commercial Shellfish Harvesting Where Authorized 60.4 64.8 .0 35.2 color.gifcolor.gif
Fish Consumption 611.9 98.6 .0 1.4 color.gifcolor.gif
Habitat For Marine Fish, Other Aquatic Life And Wildlife 549.4 42.8 .0 57.2 color.gifcolor.gif
Recreation 40.7 71.4 .0 28.6 color.gifcolor.gif
Shellfish Harvesting For Direct Consumption Where Authorized 245.9 17.0 .0 83.0 color.gifcolor.gif

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Causes of Impairment
Connecticut Bays and Estuaries 2010

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Dissolved Oxygen Saturation Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif 304.0
Dissolved Oxygen Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif 304.0
Nutrient/Eutrophication Biological Indicators Nutrients color.gif 291.5
Nitrogen, Total Nutrients color.gif 278.0
Fecal Coliform Pathogens color.gif 225.3
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) color.gif 17.8
Estuarine Bioassessments Cause Unknown - Impaired Biota color.gif 15.1
Enterococcus Bacteria Pathogens color.gif 11.6
Oil and Grease Oil and Grease color.gif 9.5
Cause Unknown Cause Unknown color.gif 8.8
Organic Enrichment (Sewage) Biological Indicators Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif 2.0
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) (Aquatic Ecosystems) Toxic Organics color.gif 1.9
Copper Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 1.5
Zinc Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 1.5
Dioxin (Including 2,3,7,8-TCDD) Dioxins color.gif 1.4
Lead Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 1.0
Mercury Mercury color.gif .9
Alterations in Wetland Habitats Habitat Alterations color.gif .4
Gold Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif .2
Silver Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif .2
Chromium, Total Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif .0
Chromium, Hexavalent Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif .0
Escherichia Coli (E. Coli) Pathogens color.gif .0

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Site-specific Targeted Monitoring Results

Probable Sources
Connecticut Bays and Estuaries 2010

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Unspecified Urban Stormwater Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif 413.4
Residential Districts Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif 412.1
Non-Point Source Unspecified Nonpoint Source color.gif 377.7
Atmospheric Deposition - Nitrogen Atmospheric Deposition color.gif 291.2
Municipal Point Source Discharges Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 289.5
Industrial Point Source Discharge Industrial color.gif 278.3
Marina/Boating Sanitary On-Vessel Discharges Recreational Boating And Marinas color.gif 238.8
Combined Sewer Overflows Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 228.2
Waterfowl Natural/Wildlife color.gif 216.1
On-Site Treatment Systems (Septic Systems And Similar Decentralized Systems) Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 122.9
Wet Weather Discharges (Point Source And Combination Of Stormwater, Sso Or Cso) Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 89.4
Source Unknown Unknown color.gif 40.2
Contaminated Sediments Legacy/Historical Pollutants color.gif 12.1
Natural Sources Natural/Wildlife color.gif 11.4
Landfills Land Application/Waste Sites/Tanks color.gif 9.8
Illicit Connections/Hook-Ups To Storm Sewers Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 6.1
Sources Outside State Jurisdiction Or Borders Other color.gif 4.0
Sanitary Sewer Overflows (Collection System Failures) Municipal Discharges/Sewage color.gif 3.9
Agriculture Agriculture color.gif 1.6
Industrial/Commercial Site Stormwater Discharge (Permitted) Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif 1.5
Airports Industrial color.gif 1.4
Flow Alterations From Water Diversions Hydromodification color.gif 1.4
Upstream Impoundments (E.G., Pl-566 Nrcs Structures) Hydromodification color.gif .8
Highway/Road/Bridge Runoff (Non-Construction Related) Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif .6
Other Spill Related Impacts Spills/Dumping color.gif .4
Dredge Mining Resource Extraction color.gif .4
Non-Irrigated Crop Production Agriculture color.gif .3
Urban Runoff/Storm Sewers Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif .1
Impervious Surface/Parking Lot Runoff Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater color.gif .1
Impacts From Hydrostructure Flow Regulation/Modification Hydromodification color.gif .1
Changes In Tidal Circulation/Flushing Hydromodification color.gif .1

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Connecticut Causes of Impairment for Reporting Year 2010


Description of this table
NOTE: Click on the underlined Cause of Impairment Group to see a list of specific state causes of impairment making up the Cause of Impairment Group. See also Pollution categories summary document (PDF) (20 pp, 557K, About PDF) for brief, non-technical descriptions of general cause categories.
Size of Assessed Waters with Listed Causes of Impairment
Algal Growth 3,353.4
Ammonia 2.2 .6
Cause Unknown 395.0 8.8
Cause Unknown - Impaired Biota 15.1
Chlorine 3.9
Dioxins 1.4
Flow Alteration(s) 39.2 214.4
Habitat Alterations 36.8 95.6 .4
Mercury 3.8 810.0 .9
Metals (other than Mercury) 13.1 24.1 2.6
Nuisance Exotic Species 389.4
Nutrients .6 3,632.8 293.5
Oil and Grease .1 9.5
Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion .6 114.8 304.0
Pathogens 821.5 1,216.8 225.4
Pesticides 53.9
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) 127.8 3,068.6 17.8
Radiation .7
Salinity/Total Dissolved Solids/Chlorides/Sulfates 1.5
Sediment 5.6 195.5
Taste, Color and Odor 1,594.9
Temperature 1.8
Total Toxics 5.4
Toxic Organics 3.1 1.9
Trash 1,594.9
Turbidity 1.4 194.5

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Connecticut Probable Sources Contributing to Impairments
for Reporting Year 2010

Description of this table
NOTE: Click on the underlined Probable Source Group to see a list of specific state Probable Sources making up the Probable Source Group.
Size of Assessed Waters with Probable Sources of Impairments
Agriculture 57.4 1,971.9 1.9
Atmospheric Deposition 625.3 291.2
Construction 37.9
Habitat Alterations (Not Directly Related To Hydromodification) 21.3 95.6
Hydromodification 116.8 559.8 2.1
Industrial 109.3 3,018.8 278.3
Land Application/Waste Sites/Tanks 49.5 .6 9.8
Legacy/Historical Pollutants 48.8 3,098.3 12.1
Municipal Discharges/Sewage 222.8 2,133.7 374.4
Natural/Wildlife 8.9 1,009.0 227.4
Other 106.6 3,050.2 4.0
Recreation And Tourism (Non-Boating) 22.2
Recreational Boating And Marinas 238.8
Resource Extraction 20.6 44.5 .4
Spills/Dumping 28.3 100.1 .4
Unknown 902.9 2,891.9 40.2
Unspecified Nonpoint Source 2.1 1,782.4 377.7
Urban-Related Runoff/Stormwater 223.8 2,211.3 414.6

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Connecticut TMDL Alternatives by Cause of Impairment 2010


Description of this table


NOTE: Click on the underlined "Number of TMDL Alternatives by Cause of Impairment " value to see a listing of those Causes of Impairment.
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) color.gif 10 49 2,861  
Chromium, Hexavalent color.gif 1     0
Chromium, Total color.gif 1     0
Cobalt color.gif 1 1    
Diesel Fuel color.gif 1 0    
Lead color.gif 1     0
Mercury color.gif 1 0    
Sulfates color.gif 1 0    
Uranium color.gif 1 1    

Total: 18 TMDL Alternatives

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Connecticut Previously 303(d)-Listed Waters Now Attaining All Applicable Water Quality Standards

Description of this table
NOTE: Click on the underlined "Number of Waters Attaining" value for a detailed list of those previously 303(d)-listed waters now attaining all applicable water quality standards.
2004 color.gif 6 9
2006 color.gif 3 5
2011 color.gif 9 9

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Connecticut Causes of Impairment for 303(d) Listed Waters

Description of this table
NOTE: Click on a cause of impairment (e.g. pathogens) to see the specific state-reported causes that are grouped to make up this category. Click on the "Number of Causes of Impairment Reported" to see a list of waters with that cause of impairment.
Pathogens color.gif 320
Cause Unknown color.gif 131
Organic Enrichment/Oxygen Depletion color.gif 67
Nutrients color.gif 45
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) color.gif 31
Metals (other than Mercury) color.gif 20
Algal Growth color.gif 19
Mercury color.gif 11
Cause Unknown - Impaired Biota color.gif 9
Oil and Grease color.gif 9
Sediment color.gif 5
Turbidity color.gif 4
Pesticides color.gif 2
Dioxins color.gif 2
Toxic Organics color.gif 2
Ammonia color.gif 2
Salinity/Total Dissolved Solids/Chlorides/Sulfates color.gif 1
Trash color.gif 1
Taste, Color and Odor color.gif 1
Total Toxics color.gif 1

Total: 683 Causes of Impairment

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Connecticut Cumulative TMDLs by Pollutant

This chart includes TMDLs since October 1, 1995.

Description of this table
NOTE: Click on the underlined "Pollutant" value to see associated listed waters for which a TMDL was developed. Click on the underlined "Number of TMDLs" value to see a listing of those TMDLs for the pollutant.
Number of Causes of
Impairment Addressed
Escherichia Coli (E. Coli) color.gif 230 235
Fecal Coliform color.gif 47 47
Copper color.gif 6 6
Zinc color.gif 5 5
Chlorine color.gif 4 4
Enterococcus Bacteria color.gif 4 4
Algal Growth color.gif 3 3
Ammonia color.gif 3 3
Lead color.gif 3 3
1,2-Propanediol color.gif 2 2
Ethylene Glycol color.gif 2 2
Nitrogen, Total color.gif 2 2
Nutrients color.gif 2 2
Organic Enrichment/Low Dissolved Oxygen color.gif 2 2
Phosphorus, Total color.gif 2 2
Pollutants in Urban Stormwater color.gif 2 2
Turbidity color.gif 2 2
Algal Growth/Chlorophyll A color.gif 1 1
Chlorophyll-A color.gif 1 1
Nitrogen color.gif 1 1
Toxicity color.gif 1 1

Total: 325 TMDLs; 330 Causes of Impairment Addressed


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Connecticut Cumulative Number of TMDLs

EPA Fiscal Year starts October 1 and ends September 30.


Description of this table
NOTE: Click on the underlined "Number of TMDLs Completed" value for a detailed list of the TMDLs for the fiscal year.
2000 color.gif 11 11
2001 color.gif 9 9
2002 color.gif 7 7
2004 color.gif 3 3
2005 color.gif 30 30
2006 color.gif 16 16
2007 color.gif 7 7
2008 color.gif 26 27
2010 color.gif 9 9
2011 color.gif 25 25
2012 color.gif 182 186

Total: 325 TMDLs; 330 Causes of Impairment Addressed

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