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Juniper Creek Fecal Coliform TMDL - WBID 682 Publication
Kings Bay (WBID 1341), Hunter Spring (WBID 1341C), House Spring (WBID 1341D), Idiot’s Delight Spring (WBID 1341F), Tarpon Spring (WBID 1341G), and Black Spring (WBID 1341H) Nutrient TMDL Publication
Klosterman Bayou Tidal Segment Fecal Coliform TMDL Publication
Lab Records Audit Detail Publication
Laboratory Scope of Accreditation Publication
Lake Adair (WBID 2997R) Nutrient TMDL Publication
Lake Alfred (WBID 1488D), Lake Blue (WBID 1521Q), and Lake Marianna (WBID 1521L) Nutrient TMDLs Publication
Lake Alma (WBID 2986D) and Lake Searcy (WBID 2986E) Nutrient TMDL Publication
Lake Apopka Total Phosphorus TMDL Publication
Lake Ariana (WBID 1501B), and Eagle Lake (WBID 1623M) Nutrient TMDLs Publication
Lake Beauclair Total Phosphorus TMDL Publication
Lake Bonny (WBID 1497E) Nutrient TMDL (5.5 MB) Publication
Lake Carlton Total Phosphorus TMDL Publication
Lake Cypress (WBID 3180A) Nutrient TMDL Publication
Lake Denham (WBID 2832A) Nutrient TMDL Publication
Lake Dora and Dora Canal Total Phosphorus TMDL Publication
Lake Eustis and Haines Creek Reach Total Phosphorus TMDL Publication
Lake George (WBID 2893A) TMDL Appendix C-F Publication
Lake George (WBID 2893A), St. Johns River below Lake George (WBID 2893A5), and St. Johns River above Ocklawaha River (WBID ) Publication
Lake Griffin Total Phosphorus TMDL Publication
Lake Haines (WBID 1488C), Lake Rochelle (WBID 1488B), and Lake Conine (WBID 1488U) Nutrient TMDLs Publication
Lake Harris and Little Lake Harris Total Phosphorus TMDL Publication
Lake Holden (WBID 3168H) Nutrient TMDL Publication
Lake Hollingsworth (WBID 1549X) Nutrient TMDL Publication
Lake Hunter Nutrients TMDL Publication

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