January 25 2013

This document presents data regarding existing water quality standards adapted by states Indian Tribes and territories but does not necessarily reflect EPAs policy

regarding or expectations of water quality standards or criteria EPA offers no assurances as to the completeness of this document

EPA Region Entity Type Entity Fish consumption Rate Additional Information

Risk Level for

Additional information

Carcinogens

1 State Connecticut 175 gramsday or 173 gramsday used for most 106

65 gramsday parameters

1 State Maine 322 gramsday 106 Maine recently adopted

a new arsenic criteria

based on a 104 cancer

risk level and a FCR of

138 gday

1 State Massachusetts 175 gramsday or 106

65 gramsday

1 State New Hampshire 65 gramsday 106

1 State Rhode Island 175 gramsday 106

1 State Vermont 65 gramsday 106

2 State New Jersey 175 gramsday 106

2 State New York 33 gramsday 106

2 Territory Puerto Rico 173 gramsday 105

2 Indian Tribe Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe 33 gramsday 106

2 Territory US Virgin Islands 175 gramsday 106

3 State Delaware 175 gramsday 106

3 State District of Columbia 175 gramsday 106

3 State Maryland 173 gramsday 105

3 State Pennsylvania 173 gramsday 106

3 State Virginia 175 gramsday 105

3 State West Virginia 175 gramsday 106

4 State Alabama 30 gramsday 106 Except for Arsenic which

uses 105

4 State Florida 65 gramsday Florida is proposing to update 106

criteria with an approach that

calculates the criterion level

necessary to achieve the

minimum risk to Floridas

population This approach is

currently being reviewed as part

of the public comment process

4 State Georgia 175 gramsday 106

4 State Kentucky 175 gramsday 106

rate may or may not be specified in a WC25 document 1

EPA003592
January 25 2013

This document presents data regarding existing water quality standards adopted by states Indian Tribes and territories but does not necessarily reflect EPAs policy

regarding or expectations of water quality standards or criteria EPA offers no assurances as to the completeness of this document

EPA Region EntityType Entity Fish consumption Rate Additional Information

Risk Level for

Additional Information

Carcinogens

4 Indian Tribe Miccosukee Tribe Indians of Florida 175 gramsday 106

4 State Mississippi 65 gramsday Mississippi completed a WQS 106

revision in June 2012 with

criteria based on a consumption

rate of

175 gramsday will be

submitted to EPA

4 State North Carolina 175 gramsday 106

4 Indian Tribe Seminole Tribe of Florida 175 gramsday 106

4 State Carolina 175 gramsday 106

4

South

State Tennessee 175 gramsday 106

5 Indian Tribe Grand Portage Band of the Minnesota 1424 gramsday 106 Concentrations of

Chippewa Tribe carcinogenic chemicals

from point or non point

sources singly or in

mixtures must not

exceed risk levels of one

chance in 1000000 in

surface waters

5 State Illinois 15 gramsday Great Lakes 105 GLI

Basin 20 gramsday

outside Great Lakes Basin

5 State Indiana 15 gramsday Great Lakes 105 GLI

Basin 65 gramsday

outside Great Lakes Basin

5 Indian Tribe Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior 32 gramsday 106

Chippewa Indians of the Lac du

Flambeau Reservation

5 State Michigan 15 gramsday Great Lakes 105 GLI

Basin 15 gramsday

outside Great Lakes Basin

rate may or may not be specified in a WQS document 2

EPA003593
January 25 2013

This document presents data regarding existing water quality standards adopted by states Indian Tribes and territories but does not necessarily reflect EPAs policy

regarding or expectations of water quality standards or criteria EPA offers no assurances as to the completeness of this document

EPA Region EntityType Entity Fish consumption Rate Additional Information

Risk Level for

Additional Information

Carcinogens

5 State Minnesota 30 gramsday Great Lakes 105 GLI

Basin 30 gramsday

outside Great Lakes Basin

5 Indian Tribe Mole Lake Band of the Lake Superior 15 gramsday

Tribe of the Chippewa Indians

Sokaogon Chippewa Community

5 State Ohio 15 gramsday Great Lakes 105 GLI

Basin 65 gramsday

outside Great Lakes Basin

5 Indian Tribe The Fond du Lac Band of the Minnesota 60 gramsday

Chippewa Tribe

5 State Wisconsin 20 gramsday Great Lakes 105 GLI

Basin 20 gramsday

outside Great Lakes Basin

5 Indian Tribe Bad River Band of Lake Superior Tribe 1424 gramsday

of Chippewa Indians of the Bad River

Reservation WI

6 State Arkansas 75 gramsday 105

6 State Louisiana 20 gramsday 65 gramsday for Monte Sano 106 Except for 2378

Bayou Tetrachlorodibenzop

dioxin 2378TCDD

and

hexachlorocyclohexane

lindane gamma BHC

in which case 105 is

used

6 State New Mexico 175 gramsday mixof 105

and 106

6 Indian Tribe Ohkay Owingeh formerly Pueblo of 175 gramsday 106

San Juan

6 State Oklahoma 65 gramsday Oldahoma intends to update 105

criteria using 175 gramsday in

next triennial revision

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Acorna 175 gramsday 106

rate may or may not be specified in a WQ5 document 3

EPA003594
January 25 2013

This document presents data regarding existing water quality standards adopted by states Indian Tribes and territories but does not necessarily reflect EPAs policy

regarding or expectations of water quality standards or criteria EPA offers no assurances as to the completeness of this document

EPA Region Entity Type Entity Fish consumption Rate Additional Information

Risk Level forAdditional Information

Carcinogens

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Isleta 65 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 106

175 gramsday

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Nambe narrative criteria

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Picuris narrative criteria Mercury criterion uses

175 gramsday

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Pojoaque narrative criteria

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Sandia 175 gramsday 106

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Santa Clara 65 gramsday 106

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Taos narrative criteria

6 Indian Tribe Pueblo of Tesuque narrative criteria

6 State Texas 175 gramsday Mercury criteria use 105

carcinogens 56 10 gramsday fresh water and

gramsday noncarcinogens 15 gramsday salt water

childhood exposure factors

7 State Iowa gramsday 105

7 State Kansas

175

65 gramsday or Criteria in National Toxics Rule 106

175 gramsday are also applicable Kansas is

proposing to adopt updated

criteria based on EPAs

recommended §304a criteria in

its current revision

7 State Missouri 65 gramsday 106

7 State Nebraska 65 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 106

324 gramsday

8 Indian Tribe Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort 175 gramsday 106

Peck Indian Reservation

8 State Colorado 175 gramsday 106

8 Indian Tribe Confederated Sash and Kootenai 175 gramsday 106

Tribes of the Flathead Indian

Reservation

8 State Montana 175 gramsday 105

8 State North Dakota 175 gramsday 106

8 State SouthDakota gramsday 106

8 State Utah

175

175 gramsday 106

8 Indian Tribe Ute Mountain Ute 175 gramsday 106

rate may or may not be specified in a WQS document 4

EPA003595
January 25 2013

This document presents data regarding existing water quality standards adopted by states Indian Tribes and territories but does not necessarily reflect EPAs policy

regarding or expectations of water quality standards or criteria EPA offers no assurances as to the completeness of this document

EPA Region Entity Type Entity Fish consumption Rate Additional Information

Risk Level forAdditional information

Carcinogens

8 State Wyoming 175 gramsday 106

9 Territory American Samoa 175 gramsday 106

9 State 175 gramsday 106

9

Arizona

Indian Tribe Big Pine Paiute Tribe of the Owens 175 gramsclay 106

Valley

9 Indian Tribe Bishop Paiute 175 gramsday 106

9 State California 65 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 106

187 gramsday fresh water

enclosed bays and estuaries

and 195 gramsday ocean

waters More recent site

specific mercury criteria in CA

apply the methymercury tissue

criterion and a rate of 32

gramsday Criteria in the

National Toxics Rule and

California Toxics Rule are also

applicable

9 Territory Commonwealth of the Northern 175 gramsday 106

Mariana Islands

9 Territory Guam 65 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 106

187 gramsday

9 State Hawaii gramsday 106

9 Indian Tribe

199

Hoopa Valley Tribe 65 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 106

187 gramsday

9 Indian Tribe Hopi Tribe 175 gramsday 106

9 Indian Tribe Hualapai Tribe 175 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 106

187 gramsday Hualapai Tribe

has adopted criteria based on

175 gramsday in triennial

revision which will be submitted

to EPA soon

9 Indian Tribe Navajo Nation gramsday 106

9 State Nevada

175

65 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 105

187 gramsday Criteria in

National Toxics Rule are also

annlirabie

rate may or may not be specified in a WQS document 5

EPA003596
January 25 2013

This document presents data regarding existing water quality standards adopted by states Indian Tribes and territories but does not necessarily reflect EPAs policy

regarding or expectations of water quality standards or criteria EPA offers no assurances as to the completeness of this document

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EPA Region

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Entity Type Entity Fish consumption Rate Additional Information

Risk Level

forAdditional Information

Carcinogens

9 Indian Tribe Pyramid Lake Tribe 65 gramsday Mercury criterion uses 106

175 gramsday

9 Indian Tribe White Mountain Apache 65 gramsday 106

10 State Alaska 65 gramsday Criteria in National Toxics Rule 105

are also applicable

10 Indian Tribe Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis 65 gramsday 106

Reservation

10 Indian Tribe Confederated Tribes of the Colville narrative criteria na

Reservation

10 Indian Tribe Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla 389 gramsday 106

Indian Reservation of Oregon

10 Indian Tribe Confederated Tribes of the Warm 170 gramsday 106

Springs Indian Reservation of Oregon

10 Indian Tribe Couer D Alene 175 gramsday Initial WQS submission EPA has 106

not acted on the submission

10 State Idaho 65 gramsday Idaho proposed a rate of 175 106

gramsday in 2006 which was

disapproved by EPA in 2012

10 Indian Tribe Kalispel Indian Communityof the 175 gramsday Nickel arsenic and chloroform 106

Kalispel Reservation use a FCR of 65gday

10 Indian Tribe Lummi Nation 1424 gramsday 106

10 Indian Tribe Makah Tribe 1424 gramsday 106

10 State Oregon 175 gramsday 106 Except for arsenic which

uses 105 for organism

only and 104 for water

+ organism

10 Indian Tribe Port Gamble SKlallam Tribe 1424 gramsday 106

10 Indian Tribe Puyallup Tribe of Indians 65 gramsday Pullyap Tribe has proposed rate 106

of 1424 gramsday but has not

submitted to EPA

rate may or may not be specified in a WQ5 document 6

EPA003597
January 25 2013

This document presents data regarding existing water quality standards adopted by states Indian Tribes and territories but does not necessarily reflect EPAs policy

regarding or expectations of water quality standards or criteria EPA offers no assurances as to the completeness of this document

EPA Region EntityType Entity Fish consumption Rate Additional Information

Risk Level for

Additional Information

Carcinogens

10 Indian Tribe Spokane Tribe of Indians 863 gramsday Spokane Tribe submitted revised 106

standards to EPA in 2010 using

rate of 865 gramsday but EPA

has not acted on this submittal

10 State Washington 65 gramsday Applicable human health criteria 106

are in the National Toxics Rule

rate may or may not be specified in a WQS document 7

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