# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 1 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

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Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1799 Alapaha River 3324 ALAPAHA RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 Large Mouth Bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1800 Alapaha River 3324A ALAPAHA RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 Large Mouth Bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1801 Alapaha River 3325 ALLIGATOR CREEK STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 0 / 4; vp = 17 / 32 DO met verification threshold of IWR, TP was identified as the causative pollutant. PP - median TN

= no data, median TP = no data, and no BOD data. VP - median TN = 0.60 mg/L (n=24), median TP = 0.675 mg/L (n=24), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=28).

09-1802 Alapaha River 3330 LITTLE ALAPAHA RIVER STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 0 / 1; vp = 11 / 22 DO met verification threshold of IWR, TP was identified as the causative pollutant. PP - median TN

= 2.02 mg/L (n=1), median TP = 0.063 mg/L (n=1), no BOD data. VP - median TN = 1.11 mg/L (n=20), median TP = 0.295 mg/L (n=20), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=21).

09-1803 Aucilla River 3314 LITTLE AUCILLA RIVER STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium This is a blackwater stream. pp = 2 / 5; vp = 21 / 26 DO met verification threshold of IWR, TN and BOD were identified as

causative pollutants. PP - median TN = 1.49 mg/L (n=2), median TP = 0.115 mg/L (n=2), no BOD data. VP - median TN = 2.01 mg/L (n=24), median TP = 0.165 mg/L (n=24), median BOD = 3 mg/L (n=22).

09-1804 Econfina 3402 ECONFINA RIVER STREAM 3F Lead > e(1.273[LNH]- 4.705) Medium pp = 2 / 8; vp = 7 / 24

09-1805 Econfina 3402 ECONFINA RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.40 ppm in 12 Spotted sunfish, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2004.

09-1806 Fenholloway 3473A FENHOLLOWAY AT MOUTH ESTUARY 3M BOD 5Day BOD Median BOD = 3.5 mg/L High Impairment linked to Dissolved Oxygen. PP Median = 3.5 mg/L; PP Average = 3.96 mg/L; VP N = 51; Data from 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999. VP Median = 3.5 mg/L; VP Average

= 3.63 mg/L; VP N = 18; Data from 2006. Median above threshold value of 2.1 mg/L, and DO does not meet standards. TMDL established by EPA 5/7/2007.

09-1807 Fenholloway 3473A FENHOLLOWAY AT MOUTH ESTUARY 3M Dissolved OxygenDissolved Oxygen <4.0 mg/L High pp = 70 / 81; vp = 59 / 70 DO met verification threshold of IWR, TN, TP and BOD were identified as causative pollutants. PP - median TN = 2.23 mg/L (n=82), median TP = 0.704 mg/L

(n=82), median BOD = 3.5mg/L (n=51). VP - median TN = 2.39 mg/L (n=51), median TP = 0.643 mg/L (n=51), median BOD = 3.5 mg/L (n=18). TMDL established by EPA 5/7/2007.

09-1808 Fenholloway 3473A FENHOLLOWAY AT MOUTH ESTUARY 3M Nutrients Nutrients (Chlorophylla) Median TN=2.39 mg/L Median TP=0.64 mg/L Median BOD=3.50 mg/L Medium Available Chla data is sparse and low. However, WBID was verified for DO in Cycle 1 and Cycle 2, with TN, TP and BOD

identified as causative pollutants. TN and TP values are extremely high. EPA established DO and BOD TMDLs In May 2007, and reproposed a nutrient TMDL in October 2009.

09-1809 Fenholloway 3473B FENHOLLOWAY BL PULP STREAM 3F BOD 5Day BOD Median BOD = 6.6 mg/L High Impairment linked to Dissolved Oxygen. PP Median = 10.2 mg/L; PP Average = 10.06 mg/L; VP N = 37; Data from 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999. VP Median = 6.6 mg/L; VP Average

= 6.76 mg/L; VP N = 30; Data from 2006. Medain above threshold value of 2 mg/L, and DO doesnot meet standards. TMDL established by EPA 5/7/2007.

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 2 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

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Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1810 Fenholloway 3473B FENHOLLOWAY BL PULP STREAM 3F Conductivity >1275 μMHOS/CM Medium pp = 23 / 35; vp = 19 / 30. EPA established a TMDL in 2007.

09-1811 Fenholloway 3473B FENHOLLOWAY BL PULP STREAM 3F Dissolved OxygenDissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L High pp = 19 / 35; vp = 27 / 38 DO met verification threshold of IWR, TN, TP and BOD were identified as causative pollutants. PP - median TN = 5.1 mg/L (n=41), median TP = 1.812 mg/L (n=41), median BOD = 10.2 mg/L (n=37). VP - median TN =

3.83 mg/L (n=29), median TP = 0.87 mg/L (n=29), median BOD = 6.6 mg/L (n=30). EPA established a TMDL in 2007.

09-1812 Fenholloway 3473B FENHOLLOWAY BL PULP STREAM 3F Un-ionized AmmoniaUn-ionized Ammonia>0.02 MG/L High pp = 12 / 23; vp = 8 / 29. TMDL established by EPA 5/7/2007.

09-1813 Fenholloway 3473C FENHOLLOWAY AB PULP STREAM 3F Dissolved OxygenDissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L High pp = 14 / 26; vp = 14 / 19 The DO impairment may be linked to Nutrients, the TN exceeded the threshold during the planning period. This will remain on the planning list until the causative pollutant can be identified. PP - median TN = 1.77 mg/L (n=52), median TP = 0.042 mg/L (n=52), median BOD = 1.3 mg/L (n=40). VP - median TN = 0.50 mg/L (n=20), median TP = 0.134 mg/L (n=20), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=16).

09-1814 Fenholloway 3512 WOODS CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ML Low pp = 0 / 4; vp = 9 / 26

09-1815 Fenholloway 3518 SPRING CREEK STREAM 2 Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ML Low pp = 4 / 9; vp = 17 / 35

09-1816 Lower Suwannee 3422 SUWANNEE RIVER (LOWER) STREAM 3F Nutrients (Historic Chlorophyll-a) median TN= 1.27 mg/L; median TP= 0.1305 mg/L High Insufficient data to calculate historically observed minimum chlorophyll value. Annual averages: 2000 - 2.13 ug/L; 2001 - 1.05 μg/L; 2002 - 1.66 μg/L; 2003 - 1.00 μg/L; 2004 -1.92 μg/L; 2005 - 2.26 ug/L; 2006 - 1.40 ug/L. Median nitrate concentration over the 1/1995 - 4/2007 period was 0.72 mg/L (175 observations)

09-1817 Lower Suwannee 3422DLOWER SUWANNEE ESTUARYESTUARY 3M Fecal Coliform (Shellfish) EXCEEDS SEAS THRESHOLDS Low Listed due to downgrade in shellfish harvesting classification.

09-1818 Lower Suwannee 3422DLOWER SUWANNEE ESTUARYESTUARY 3M Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.67 ppm in 87 King Mackerel and 1.85 ppm 28 Bull Shark, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2006.

09-1819 Lower Suwannee 3422R MANATEE SPRINGS STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate = 1.90 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Verified based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations. Median nitrate concentration in the verified period was 1.9 mg/L.
09-1820 Lower Suwannee 3422R MANATEE SPRINGS STREAM 3F Iron > 1.0 mg/L Medium This is a spring. pp = 9 / 27; vp = 11 / 57

09-1821 Lower Suwannee 3422S FANNING SPRINGS STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate = 1.9 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Verified based on algal mats and elevated

nitrate concentrations. Median nitrate concentration in the verified period was 1.9 mg/L.

09-1822 Lower Suwannee 3422DLOWER SUWANNEE ESTUARY ESTUARY 3M Nutrients (Chlorophylla) Median TN= 1.165 mg/L; Median TP= 0.0944 mg/L High Listed based on two consecutive years of annual average chlorophyll a values that exceeded the historical minimum of 4.0166 ug/L by more than 50%. Annual averages: 1997 - 2.79

μg/L; 1998 - 4.63 μg/L; 2002 - 3.43 ug/L; 2004 - 6.14 ug/L; 2005 - 6.44 μg/L; 2006 - 5.06 μg/L.

09-1823 Lower Suwannee 3717 UNNAMED DRAIN ESTUARY 3M Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.67 ppm in 87 King Mackerel and 1.85 ppm 28 Bull Shark, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2006.

09-1824 Lower Suwannee 3733 DIRECT RUNOFF TO GULF STREAM 2 Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 63 / 128; vp = 47 / 74

09-1825 Lower Suwannee 3733 DIRECT RUNOFF TO GULF STREAM 2 Fecal Coliform (3)Exceeds the 14 #/100 mL criterion Low Exceeds the 14 #/100 mL criterion

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 3 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

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Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1826 Middle Suwannee 3422B SUWANNEE RIVER (LOWER) STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1827 Middle Suwannee 3422J BRANFORD SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate = 0.78 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Placed on the verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations. Median nitrate concentration in the verified period was 0.78 mg/L.

09-1828 Middle Suwannee 3422J BRANFORD SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1829 Middle Suwannee 3422L RUTH SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =4.98 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Placed on the verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the verified period. The median nitrate concentration was 4.98 mg/L.

09-1830 Middle Suwannee 3422P MEARSON SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1831 Middle Suwannee 3422Q ELLAVILLE SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.67 ppm in 15 Large Mouth Bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003 and 2006.

09-1832 Middle Suwannee 3422T TROY SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate = 2.08 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Placed on the verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the verified period. The median nitrate concentration was 2.08 mg/L.

09-1833 Middle Suwannee 3422T TROY SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1834 Middle Suwannee 3422U ROYAL SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =1.58 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Placed on the verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the verified period. The median nitrate concentration was 1.58 mg/L.

09-1835 Middle Suwannee 3422U ROYAL SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1836 Middle Suwannee 3422V CONVICT SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1837 Middle Suwannee 3422W RUNNING SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1838 Middle Suwannee 3422X TELFORD SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1839 Middle Suwannee 3422Y CHARLES SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1840 Middle Suwannee 3422Z FALMOUTH SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =0.94 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Placed on the verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the verified period. The median nitrate concentration was 0.94 mg/L.

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 4 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

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Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1841 Middle Suwannee 3422Z FALMOUTH SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1842 Middle Suwannee 3496A LOW LAKE LAKE 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 3 / 3; vp = 22 / 35. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and TP and BOD were identified as a causative pollutants. PP median TN = 0.99 mg/L (n=27), median TP = 0.26 mg/L (n=27), median BOD = 3.2 mg/L (n=2). VP median TN = 1.0 mg/L (n=24), median TP = 0.12 mg/L (n=25), median BOD = 2.2 mg/L (n=24).

09-1843 Middle Suwannee 3480 BETHEL CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ML Low pp = 0 / 1; vp = 5 / 23

09-1844 Middle Suwannee 3483 PEACOCK SLOUGH STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate = 2.21 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Placed on the verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the planning period. The median nitrate concentration was 2.21 mg/L.

09-1845 Middle Suwannee 3528Z LAFAYETTE BLUE SPRINGS STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =2.20 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Placed on the verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the verified period. The median nitrate concentration was 2.20 mg/L.

09-1846 Middle Suwannee 3528Z LAFAYETTE BLUE SPRINGS STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1847 Other Coastal 3556 WEAVER WARRIOR CREEK STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 2 / 2; vp = 10 / 20. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and BOD was identified as a causative pollutant. PP - no TN data, no TP data, no BOD data. VP - median TN = 1.10 mg/L (n=16), median TP = 0.093 mg/L (n=19), median BOD = 2.6 mg/L (n=19).

09-1848 Other Coastal 3705 BUTLER (LILLY) CREEK ESTUARY 3M Dissolved Oxygen <4.0 mg/L Medium pp = 16 / 105; vp = 13 / 82 DO met verification threshold of IWR, and BOD was identified as a causative pollutant. PP - No data. VP - median TN = 0.84 mg/L (n=12), median TP = 0.057 mg/L (n=12), median BOD = 2.5 mg/L (n=12).

09-1849 Other Coastal 8035 SUWANNEE GULF 7 COASTAL 3M Fecal Coliform (Shellfish) EXCEEDS SEAS THRESHOLDS Low Listed due to downgrade in shellfish harvesting classification.

09-1850 Other Coastal 8032A DEKLE BEACH BEACH 3M Bacteria > 21 days of advisories in a year High Beach advisories posted for a total of 73 days in 2001, 33 days in 2002, 234 days in 2003, 210 days in 2004, 267 days in 2005, 272 days in 2006, and 301 days in 2007.

19-2851 Other Coastal 8032B KEATON BEACH BEACH 3M Bacteria > 21 days of advisories in a year High Beach advisories posted for a total of 12 days in 2000, 62 days in 2001, 37 days in 2002, 206 days in 2003, 84 days in 2004, 266 days in 2005, 272 days in 2006, and 287 days in 2007.

347957 Other Coastal 8032C CEDAR BEACH BEACH 3M Bacteria > 21 days of advisories in a year High Beach advisories posted for a total of 12 days in 2000, 74 days in 2001, 21 days in 2002, 197 days in 2003, 133 days in 2004,

293 days in 2005, 328 days in 2006, and 301 days in 2007.

09-1853 Other Coastal 8032E HAGENS COVE BEACH BEACH 3M Bacteria > 21 days of advisories in a year High Beach advisories posted for a total of 24 days in 2002, 144 days in 2003, 98 days in 2004, 314 days in 2005, 250 days in 2006, and 266 in 2007. Associated DOH station (ID 312) has no WBID assigned to it; assigned to unofficially created WBID "8032E" for listing purposes; WBID will be officially created by DEP GIS department in the near future.

09-1854 Other Coastal 8035A SHIRED ISLAND PARK BEACH 3M Bacteria > 21 days of advisories in a year High Beach advisories posted for a total of 34 days in 2003, 180 days in 2004, 342 days in 2005, 322 days in 2006, and 357 days in 2007.

09-1855 Santa Fe River 3506 NEW RIVER STREAM 3F Coliforms Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 32 / 116; vp = 22 / 65

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 5 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

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Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1856 Santa Fe River 3520 CANNON CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Medium pp = 14 / 25; vp = 9 / 16

09-1857 Santa Fe River 3530 SWIFT CREEK STREAM 3F Turbidity 29 NTU above natural background Medium A background turbidity of 5.06 NTU was assumed based upon the lower 20th percentile of 27 turbidity measurements taken

during the planning and verified periods. The threshold of impairment becomes 34.06 NTU. PP - 2/8 Insufficient Data; VP - 8/26 Impaired.

09-1859 Santa Fe River 3626 PARENERS BRANCH STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Medium pp = 50 / 54; vp = 38 / 38

09-1860 Santa Fe River 3644 MILL CREEK SINK STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 2 / 5; vp = 20 / 26. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and TP was identified as a causative pollutant. PP - median TN = 0.79 mg/L (n=38), median TP = 0.77 mg/L (n=41), no BOD data. VP - median TN = 0.65 mg/L (n=54), median TP = 0.66 mg/L (n=57), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=23).

09-1861 Santa Fe River 3644 MILL CREEK SINK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 18 / 35; vp = 21 / 41

09-1862 Santa Fe River 3649 COW CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Medium pp = 2 / 23; vp = 9 / 32

09-1863 Santa Fe River 3681 TURKEY CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Medium pp = 10 / 18; vp = 8 / 17

09-1864 Santa Fe River 3682 BLUE CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 27 / 73; vp = 25 / 68

09-1865 Santa Fe River 3504A OLUSTEE CREEK STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium This is a blackwater stream. pp = 35 / 73; vp = 22 / 47. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and TP was identified as a causative pollutant. PP - median TN = 0.99 mg/L (n=116), median TP = 0.351 mg/L (n=116), median BOD = 0.6 mg/L (n=1). VP - median TN = 1.34 mg/L (n=41), median TP = 0.48 mg/L (n=41), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=24).

09-1866 Santa Fe River 3504A OLUSTEE CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low This is a blackwater stream. pp = 2 / 3; vp = 5 / 24

09-1867 Santa Fe River 3506A NEW RIVER STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium This is a blackwater stream. pp = 26 / 68; vp = 38 / 76. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and TN was identified as a

causative pollutant. PP - median TN = 1.38 mg/L (n=70), median TP = 0.033 mg/L (n=71), no BOD data. VP - median

TN = 1.67 mg/L (n=57), median TP = 0.06 mg/L (n=59), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=18).

09-1868 Santa Fe River 3506A NEW RIVER STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low This is a blackwater stream. pp = 10 / 37; vp = 6 / 25

09-1869 Santa Fe River 3516A ALLIGATOR LAKE LAKE 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium Alligator Lake was listed on the 1998 for Coliforms and Nutrients. It has subsequently been subdivided into 3516A Alligator Lake and 3516 Alligator Lake Outlet. pp = 38 / 158;

vp = 37 / 123. The DO impairment was linked to nutrients (TSI). In addition, the TP and BOD medians exceeded the threshold for lakes in the planning and verified periods. PP - median TN = 0.98 mg/L (n=251), median TP = 0.141 mg/L (n=256), median BOD = 4.5 mg/L (n=11). VP - median TN = 1.51 mg/L (n=124), median TP = 0.19 mg/L (n=129), median BOD = 9.1 mg/L (n=29).

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

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Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1870 Santa Fe River 3516A ALLIGATOR LAKE LAKE 3F Nutrients Nutrients (TSI) Median TP= 0.19 mg/L Low Alligator Lake was listed on the 1998 for Coliforms and Nutrients. It has subsequently been subdivided into 3516A

Alligator Lake and 3516 Alligator Lake Outlet. pp - TSI planning list; vp - TSI potentially impaired. Annual TSI averages for 2000= 60, 2001= 56.2, 2002= 52.5, 2004= 57.5, 2005= 58.7, and 2006= 74.4 did not exceed the threshold of 60. Annual average color exceeded 40 pcu in 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006. Nitrogen is the limiting nutrient based on TN/TP ratio medians of 8.032 (n=251) in the planning period and 8.689 (n=124) in the verified period.

09-1871 Santa Fe River 3519S MISSION SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =0.58 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Impaired due to severe epiphyte algal mat problem, as evidenced by "very poor" Algal Mat Potential (AMP) rating. Source of data: "Algal Impairment of the Upper Ichetucknee River Springs," January 2008 draft document by Joe Hand, Environmental Consultant with the FDEP. Elevated

nitrate concentrations in the verified period (median nitrate 0.58 mg/L).

09-1872 Santa Fe River 3519T DEVIL'S EYE SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =0.51 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Impaired due to thick epiphyte algal mat problem, as evidenced by "very poor" Algal Mat Potential (AMP) rating. Source of data: "Algal Impairment of the Upper Ichetucknee River Springs," January 2008 draft document by Joe Hand, Environmental Consultant with the FDEP. Elevated

nitrate concentrations in the verified period. (median nitrate 0.51 mg/L).

09-1873 Santa Fe River 3519X BLUE HOLE SPRING STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium This is a spring. pp = 22 / 22; vp = 46 / 48. Dissolved oxygen measurements were predominantly taken near the spring vent and reflected ground water characteristics.

09-1874 Santa Fe River 3519X BLUE HOLE SPRING STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =0.79 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Impaired due to severe Lyngbia algal mat problem, as evidenced by "poor" Algal Mat Potential (AMP)

rating. Source of data: "Algal Impairment of the Upper Ichetucknee River Springs," January 2008 draft document by Joe Hand, Environmental Consultant with the FDEP. Elevated

nitrate concentrations in the verified period. (median nitrate 0.79 mg/L).

09-1875 Santa Fe River 3531A ROSE CREEK SINK STREAM 3F Nutrients (Chlorophylla) Median TN= 1.372 mg/L Medium This is a spring. Annual average for 2006 exceeded the threshold of 20 μg/L for streams. Annual average: 2006 - 57.31 μg/L. Based on TN/TP ratios of 1.497 to 8.097 with a median of 4.48 (n=12) over the verified period. Nitrogen is the limiting nutrient.

09-1876 Santa Fe River 3531A ROSE CREEK SINK STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium This is a spring. pp = 4 / 4; vp = 11 / 12. The DO impairment was linked to nutrients (Chlorophyll). In addition, the TP and

BOD medians exceeded the threshold for streams in the verified period. PP - median TN = 0.69 mg/L (n=8), median TP

= 0.073 mg/L (n=8), no BOD data. VP - median TN = 1.37 mg/L (n=12), median TP = 0.39 mg/L (n=12), median BOD = 4.1 mg/L (n=11).

09-1877 Santa Fe River 3593A LAKE CROSBY LAKE 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.55 ppm in 16 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2001, 2005.

09-1878 Santa Fe River 3598C ALLIGATOR CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 5 / 14; vp = 5 / 21

09-1879 Santa Fe River 3598D LAKE SAMPSON LAKE 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentrations of 0.46 ppm in 12 chain pickerel, which exceed the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2005.

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 7 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

OGC Case

Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1880 Santa Fe River 3605A SANTA FE RIVER STREAM 3F Dissolved OxygenDissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L High pp = 16 / 126; vp = 14 / 96. PP - median TN = 0.85 mg/L (n=167), median TP = 0.078 mg/L (n=167), median BOD = 0.2 mg/L (n=2). VP - median TN = 0.99 mg/L (n=89), median TP =

0.08 mg/L (n=89), median BOD = 1.1 mg/L (n=4). Linked to algal mats.

09-1881 Santa Fe River 3605A SANTA FE RIVER STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =0.64 mg/L High Placed on verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the verified period. Over the 1/1995 -6/2007

period the median nitrateconcentration was 0.64 mg/L (162 observations).

09-1882 Santa Fe River 3605C SANTA FE RIVER STREAM 3F Dissolved OxygenDissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L High pp = 294 / 481; vp = 226 / 406. PP - median TN = 0.93 mg/L (n=698), median TP = 0.122 mg/L (n=679), median BOD = 0.2 mg/L (n=4). VP - median TN = 1 mg/L (n=471), median TP = 0.114 mg/L (n=451), median BOD = 0.2 mg/L (n=5). Linked to algal mats.

09-1883 Santa Fe River 3605C SANTA FE RIVER STREAM 3F Nutrients (Algal Mats)Median Nitrate =0.37 mg/L High Placed on verified list based on algal mats and elevated nitrate concentrations in the verified period. Over the 1/1995 -6/2007

period the median nitrateconcentration was 0.37 mg/L (635 observations).

09-1884 Santa Fe River 3605F ALTHO DRAINAGE STREAM 3F Dissolved OxygenDissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L High pp = 2 / 3; vp = 8 / 11. TN median exceeded the threshold for streams in the verified period but was based on only 5 samples (10 are required). PP - no TN data, no TP data, median BOD

= 2 mg/L (n=1). VP - median TN = 2.10 mg/L (n=5), median TP = 0.099 mg/L (n=5), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=8). Linked to algal mats.

09-1885 Santa Fe River 3635A HAMPTON LAKE LAKE 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.45 ppm in 12 large mouth bass, which exceeds the

impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2001.

09-1886 Steinhatchee 3573 STEINHATCHEE RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.59 ppm in 12 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003-2004.

09-1887 Steinhatchee 3603 BEVINS (BOGGY) CREEK STREAM 3F Coliforms Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 7 / 16; vp = 8 / 26. TMDL established by EPA 5/7/2007.

09-1889 Steinhatchee 3573A STEINHATCHEE RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.59 ppm in 12 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003-2004.

09-1890 Steinhatchee 3573B STEINHATCHEE RIVER STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 5 / 21; vp = 5 / 21

09-1891 Steinhatchee 3573B STEINHATCHEE RIVER STREAM 3F Iron > 1.0 mg/L Medium pp = 17 / 19; vp = 17 / 19

09-1892 Steinhatchee 3573B STEINHATCHEE RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.59 ppm in 12 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003-2004.

09-1893 Steinhatchee 3573C STEINHATCHEE RIVER ESTUARY 3M Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 0 / 1; vp = 9 / 11

09-1894 Steinhatchee 3573X STEINHATCHEE RISE STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.59 ppm in 12 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003- 2004.

09-1895 Steinhatchee 3573Z STEINHATCHEE SPRING STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.59 ppm in 12 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003- 2004.

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 8 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

OGC Case

Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1898 Upper Suwannee 3368 LITTLE CREEK STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium This is a blackwater stream. pp = 1 / 10; vp = 6 / 27. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and TP was identified as a causative pollutant. PP - median TN = 1.06 mg/L (n=6), median TP = 0.315 mg/L (n=6), median BOD = 1 mg/L (n=5). VP - median TN = 0.68 mg/L (n=20), median TP = 0.515 mg/L (n=20), median BOD = 2 mg/L (n=21).

09-1899 Upper Suwannee 3368 LITTLE CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low This is a blackwater stream. pp = 1 / 6; vp = 5 / 20

09-1900 Upper Suwannee 3375 SWIFT CREEK STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 9 / 55; vp = 11 / 45

09-1901 Upper Suwannee 3388 DEEP CREEK STREAM 3F Coliforms Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low This is a blackwater stream. pp = 2 / 20; vp = 6 / 25

09-1902 Upper Suwannee 3401 CAMP BRANCH STREAM 3F Coliforms Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 13 / 33; vp = 13 / 31. TMDL established by EPA 3/31/2004.

09-1903 Upper Suwannee 3449 ROCKY CRK NR WELLBORN STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium This is a blackwater stream. pp = 1 / 8; vp = 6 / 22. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and TP and BOD were identified as causative pollutants. PP - no TN data, no TP data, no BOD data. VP - median TN = 1.36 mg/L (n=14), median TP = 0.41 mg/L (n=14), median BOD = 2.7 mg/L (n=14).

09-1904 Waccasassa River 1326 SHEEPHEAD CREEK ESTUARY 2 Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ML Low pp = 154 / 208; vp = 72 / 120

09-1905 Waccasassa River 1326 SHEEPHEAD CREEK ESTUARY 2 Fecal Coliform Exceeds the 14 #/100 mL criterion Low Exceeds the 14 #/100 mL criterion.

09-1906 Waccasassa River 1326 SHEEPHEAD CREEK ESTUARY 2 Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentrations of 0.67 ppm in 87 king mackerel and 1.85 ppm in 28 bull sharks, which exceed the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002-2004.

09-1907 Waccasassa River 1335 DIRECT RUNOFF TO GULF STREAM 2 Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 144 / 758; vp = 108 / 508

09-1908 Waccasassa River 1335 DIRECT RUNOFF TO GULF STREAM 2 Fecal Coliform Exceeds the 14 #/100 mL criterion Low Exceeds the 14 #/100 mL criterion.

09-1909 Waccasassa River 3699 WACCASASSA RIVER STREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 28 / 151; vp = 32 / 144

09-1910 Waccasassa River 3729 BLACK POINT SWAMP ESTUARY 3M Nutrients (Chlorophylla) Median TN= 1.225 mg/L; Median TP= 0.108 mg/L Medium Annual averages for 1997, 1998, 2000, and 2005 exceeded the threshold of 11 μg/L for estuaries. Annual averages: 1997 - 12.78 μg/L; 1998 - 37.18 μg/L; 2000 - 12.72 μg/L; 2001 -

8.59 μg/L; 2002 - 6.99 μg/L; 2004 - 3.06 μg/L; 2005 - 19.78 μg/L. Based on TN/TP ratios of 3.45 to 28.82 with a median of 11.09 (n=52) over the verified period. Nitrogen and phosphorus are the limiting nutrients.

09-1911 Waccasassa River 3729 DIRECT RUNOFF TO GULF ESTUARY 2 Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.67 ppm in 87 King Mackerel and 1.85 ppm 28 Bull Shark, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002-2004.

09-1912 Waccasassa River 8037 WACCASASSARIVER GULF 1 COASTAL 3M Nutrients (Chlorophylla) Median TN= 0.83 mg/L; Median TP= 0.0643 mg/L Medium Annual averages for 1998, 2004 and 2005 exceeded the threshold of 11 μg/L for estuaries. Annual averages: 1997 - 9.94 μg/L; 1998 - 12.95 μg/L; 2000 - 7.93 μg/L; 2001 - 8.24 μg/L; 2002 - 4.90 μg/L; 2004 - 8.93 μg/L; 2005 - 15.45 μg/L. Based on TN/TP ratios of 4.56 to 106.7 with a median of 13.64 (n=98) over the verified period. Nitrogen and phosphorus are the limiting nutrients.

09-1913 Waccasassa River 8037 WACCASASSARIVER GULF 1 COASTAL 3M Fecal Coliform (Shellfish) EXCEEDS SEAS THRESHOLDS Low Listed due to downgrade in shellfish harvesting classification.

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 9 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

OGC Case

Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1914 Waccasassa River 8038 WACCASASSARIVER GULF 2 COASTAL 3M Fecal Coliform (Shellfish) EXCEEDS SEAS THRESHOLDS Low Listed due to downgrade in shellfish harvesting classification.

09-1915 Waccasassa River 3731A LAKE MARION LAKE 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 1 / 3; vp = 21 / 23. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and TN and BOD were identified as causative pollutants. PP - median TN = 1.94 mg/L (n=3), median TP = 0.025 mg/L (n=3), no BOD data. VP - median TN = 14 mg/L (n=27), median TP = 0.05 mg/L (n=27), median BOD = 6.5 mg/L (n=25).

09-1916 Waccasassa River 8037A CEDAR KEY PARK BEACH 3M Bacteria > 21 days of advisories in a year High Beach advisories posted for a total of 37 days in 2002, 14 in 2003, 145 days in 2004, 126 days in 2005, 89 days in 2006 and 136 in 2007.

09-1917Withlacoochee River 3321 LAKE OCTAHATCHEE OUTLETSTREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 4 / 5; vp = 15 / 32. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and BOD was identified as a causative pollutant. PP - median TN = 0.80 mg/L (n=3), median TP = 0.02 mg/L (n=3), no BOD data. VP - median TN = 0.96 mg/L (n=32), median TP = 0.02 mg/L (n=34), median BOD = 2.2 mg/L (n=31).

09-1918Withlacoochee River 3321 LAKE OCTAHATCHEE OUTLETSTREAM 3F Fecal Coliform> 400 Counts/100 ml Low pp = 0 / 5; vp = 7 / 32

09-1919Withlacoochee River 3321A LAKE OCTAHATCHEE LAKE 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentrations of 0.72 ppm in 15 Large Mouth Bass, which exceed the

impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003.

09-1920Withlacoochee River 3322A LAKE CHERRY LAKE 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.45 ppm in 18 large mouth bass, which exceeds the

impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002.

09-1921Withlacoochee River 3341X ALAPAHA RIVER RISE STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This is a spring. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1922Withlacoochee River 3366 LAKE FRANCIS OUTLET STREAM 3F Dissolved Oxygen <5.0 mg/L Medium pp = 3 / 4; vp = 7 / 15. DO met verification threshold of IWR, and BOD was identified as a causative pollutant. PP - median TN = 1.31 mg/L (n=4), median TP = 0.205 mg/L (n=4), no BOD data. VP - median TN = 1.38 mg/L (n=16), median TP = 0.089 mg/L (n=16), median BOD = 2.6 mg/L (n=12).

09-1923 Aucilla River 3310 AUCILLA RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This listing applies to all of the Aucilla River WBIDs and the WBIDs that flow into it (3310, 3310A, 3310B, 3310C, 3424A,

3505A and 3310Z). Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentrations of 0.67 ppm in 16 Large Mouth Bass, which exceed the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003.

09-1924 Lower Suwannee 3422 SUWANNEE RIVER (LOWER) STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This listing applies to all of the Suwannee River (Lower) WBIDs and the WBIDs that flow into it (3422, 3422A, 3422B, 3422K, 3422J, 3422M, 3422N, 3422P, 3422Q, 3422R, 3422S,

3422T, 3422U, 3422V, 3422W, 3422X, 3422Y, and 3422Z). Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 Large Mouth Bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 10 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

OGC Case

Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3

09-1925 Santa Fe River 3605 SANTA FE RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This listing applies to all Santa Fe River WBIDs and the WBIDs that flow into it (3605, 3605A, 3605B, 3605C, 3605D, 3605E, 3605F, 3605G, 3605H, 3605P, 3605Q, 3605R, 3605S, 3605T, 3605U, 3605W, 3605X, 3605Y, and 3605Z ). This is a blackwater stream. Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentrations of 1.03 ppm in 12 Large Mouth Bass, which exceed the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2006.

09-1926 Upper Suwannee 3341 SUWANNEE RIVER (UPPER) STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This listing applies to all Suwannee River (Upper) WBIDs and the WBIDs that flow into it (3341, 3341A, 3341B, 3341C, 3341W, 3341X, and 3341Y). Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 Large Mouth Bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1927 Waccasassa River 3699 WACCASASSA RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This listing applies to all Waccassassa River WBIDs (3699, 3699A). Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.85 ppm in 12 large mouth bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2003.

09-1928Withlacoochee River 3315 WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER STREAM 3F Mercury (in fish tissue) Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This listing applies to all Withlacoochee River WBIDs and the WBIDs that flow into it (3315 and 3315Z). Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentration of 0.62 ppm in 110 Large Mouth Bass, which exceeds the impairment level of 0.3 mg/kg; collected in 2002 and 2006.

09-1929 Suwannee Basin 8999 FLORIDA GULF COAST COASTAL 3M Mercury (based on fish consumption advisory) > 0.3 mg/kg in Fish tissue High* This listing applies to all coastal WBIDs (3402A, 3473A, 3701, 3705, 3706, 3707, 3708, 3709, 3717, 3422D, 3701, 3705, 3706, 3718, 3720, 3724, 3573C, 1326, 1328, 1332, 3729, 3739, 3743, 3699B, 8029, 8030, 8031, 8032, 8033, 8034, 8035, 8037, and 8038). Listed based on average fish tissue mercury concentrations of 0.67 ppm in 87 king mackerel and 1.85 in 28 bull sharks, which exceed the impairment level of 0.3mg/kg; collected in 2002-2004.

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## Florida's waterbody classifications are defined as: 1 - Potable water supplies 2 - Shellfish propagation or harvesting 3F - Recreation, propagation, and maintenance of a healthy, well-balanced population of fish and wildlife in fresh water 3M - Recreation, propagation, and maintenance of a healthy, well-balanced population of fish and wildlife in marine water 4 - Agricultural water supplies 5 - Navigation, utility, and industrial use

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## Where a parameter was 1998 303(d) listed, the priority for TMDL development is the year provided and is assigned based on the consent decree schedule. Where a parameter was only identified as impaired under the IWR, a priority of “medium” was assigned. Exceptions are waters where the impairment poses a threat to potable water or human health, which have been assigned a “high” priority, and fecal coliform impairments, which have been assigned a “low” priority. All other listings as of this cycle are prioritized based on the following: it is the Department's intent that listings with a "High" priority be addressed within the next 5 years, listings with a "Medium" priority be addressed within 5-10 years as resources allow, and listings with a "Low" priority be addressed within the next 10 years.

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## PP - Planning Period (January, 1994 through December, 2003); VP - Verified Period (January, 1999 through June 30, 2006); X/Y (X = Number of exceedances of criterion and Y = number of samples)

*A statewide TMDL for mercury, that will address this waterbody, is scheduled to be completed in 2012.

# Suwannee River Basin - Group 1 Cycle 2 - Verified List Revised and Readopted May 2009 Hydrologic Unit: Suwannee Basin

May 15, 2009 11 of 11 Florida Department of Environmental Protection

OGC Case

Number Planning Unit WBID Water Segment Name Waterbody TypeWater Class1 1998 303(d) Parameter of

Concern Parameters Assessed Using the IWR Concentrations Causing Impairment Priority for TMDL Development2 Comments (# of Exceedances/ # of Samples) PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period3



## This list is based on IWR Run 31 (January 2008)