Maryland's 2008 Integrated Report

The final approved 2008 Integrated Report of Surface Water Quality is presented below.  The document includes all pertinent background information as well as the statutory authority for the Integrated List (Parts A-E); the Integrated List sorted by listing category or the part of the list on which a water body belongs (Part F); and the references and appendices.  This document includes everything you need to know about Maryland’s 2008 Integrated Report, its methodology and scope.  For more information please contact Matthew Stover at Matthew.Stover@maryland.gov or 410-537-3611.

Background Information and Statutory Authority for the 2008 Integrated Report

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EPA Letter Approving Final 2008 Integrated Report of Surface Water Quality in Maryland  (1314 KB)

Cover, Introduction, Main Report Parts A - E (1857 KB)

 

The 2008 Integrated Report

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Part F - The 2008 Integrated Report (96 KB), including:

Part F2 - Category 2 of the 2008 303(d) Integrated List - includes surface waters that are meeting some standards and have insufficient information to determine attainment of other standards. (70 KB)

Part F3 - Category 3 of the 2008 303(d) Integrated List - includes surface waters that have insufficient quantity (Category 3a) or quality (Category 3b) data and information to determine waterbody  attainment status. (79 KB)

Part F4 - Category 4a of the 2008 Integrated 303(d) List - includes surface waters that are still impaired but have a TMDL that has been completed or submitted to EPA. Category 4b of the 2008 Integrated 303(d) List - includes surface waters impaired for one or more water quality standards but not needing a TMDL because other pollution control requirements are reasonably expected to result in the attainment of water quality standards on the near future. (103 KB)

Part F5 - Category 5 of the 2008 Integrated 303(d) List - historically known as the 303(d) List and includes waterbodies that may require a TMDL. (180 KB)

References and Appendices (665 KB)

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