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Title	Type
Little Econ River (3001) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Little Gully Creek (WBID 1039) Dissolved Oxygen and Nutrient TMDLs	Publication
Little Manatee River (WBID 1742A) and South Fork Little Manatee River (WBID 1790) Fecal Coliform TMD	Publication
Little Wekiva Canal (WBID 3004) Nutrient & Dissolved Oxygen TMDL	Publication
Little Wekiva River and Little Wekiva Canal (WBIDs 2987 and 3004) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Lochloosa Lake and Cross Creek Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Long Branch Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Long Branch Dissolved Oxygen TMDL	Publication
Long Branch Fecal and Total Coliform TMDLs	Publication
Lower and Middle Suwannee River draft Basin Management Action Plan Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Lower St. Johns River (LSJR) Mainstem Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Lower St. Johns River (LSJR) Tributaries Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Lower St. Johns River (LSJR)Tributaries II Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Lower St. Johns River Basin	Publication
Lower St. Johns River Nutrients TMDL	Publication
Lower St. Johns River Tributaries BMAP Update	Publication
Lower St. Johns Tributaries Fecal Indicator Bacteria Basin Management Action Plans I and II	Event or Public Notice
Macroinvertebrate Taxonomic Keys	General Content
Manatee River Basin - Gilly Creek (WBID 1840), Nonsense Creek (WBID 1913), Braden River above Ward Lake (WBID 1914), Rattlesnake Slough (WBID 1923), and Cedar Creek (WBID 1926) Fecal Coliform TMDLs	Publication
Manatee River Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Map of Nutrient Watershed Regions	Publication
Marshall Lake (WBID 2854A) Nutrient TMDL	Publication
McCoy Creek (WBID 2257)Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
McKay Creek Tidal (WBID 1633) and McKay Creek (WBID 1633B) Fecal Coliform TMDLs	Publication
McKay Creek Tidal DO/Nutrient TMDL Appendix E	Publication

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