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Title	Type
Lake Seminole Reasonable Assurance Plan	General Content
Lake Tallavana (WBID540A) Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Lake Trafford (WBID 3259W) Nutrients, Dissolved Oxygen, and Un-ionized Ammonia TMDL	Publication
Lake Vegetation Index Primer	Publication
Lake Wauberg Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Lake Weir (WBID2790A) Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Lake Yale and Yale Canal Total Phosphorus TMDL	Publication
Lakes Harney And Monroe And Middle St. Johns River (bmap)	Event or Public Notice
Lakes Harney and Monroe and Middle St. Johns River Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP) Technical meeting	Event or Public Notice
Lakes Harney, Monroe, Middle St. Johns River (MSJR), and Smith Canal Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Lakes Harney, Monroe, Middle St. Johns River (MSJR), and Smith Canal BMAP Annual Update	Publication
Las Olas Finger Canal System (WBID 3226G4) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
LD 1000 Laboratory Documentation	Publication
Lee County Class II Map	Publication
List of Acronyms	Publication
List of Available Reports related to Outstanding Florida Waters	Publication
List of Available Reports related to Surface Water Classifications	Publication
List of Classification - Reclassification reports	Publication
List of Nutrient TMDLs	Publication
Lists of Impaired Waters for the Group 4 Basins	General Content
Little Black Creek (2368), Peters Creek (2444), and Greene Creek (2478) Fecal Coliform TMDLs	Publication
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

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