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Arlington River WBID 2265 ANutrient TMDL	Publication
Assessment Lists	General Content
Assessment Updates to the DeList List of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- Tampa Bay Tributaries	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Delist Lists of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- Charlotte Harbor	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Delist Lists of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- Lower St. Johns River	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Delist Lists of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- Middle St. Johns River	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Delist Lists of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- St. Lucie - Loxahatchee Basins	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Verified List of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- Charlotte Harbor	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Verified List of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- St. Lucie - Loxahatchee Basins	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Verified List of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3- Tampa Bay Tributaries	Publication
Assessment Updates to the Verified List of Impaired Waters-Group 2 Basins-Cycle 3-Middle St. Johns River	Publication
Bacteria TMDLs	General Content
Baker Creek Fecal and Total Coliform TMDL	Publication
Bald Eagle Creek - Channelized Stream (WBID 1483) Dissolved Oxygen and Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Banana River Lagoon Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Banana River Lagoon BMAP Annual Update	Publication
Barometer Verification Log Form	Publication
Basin 411	General Content
Basin Management Action Plan Documents	General Content
Basin Management Action Plans (BMAPs)	General Content
Bay County Class II Map	Publication
Bayou Chico (WBIDs 846 and 846C) Nutrient TMDL Appendix B Data Figures/Tables	Publication
Bayou Chico Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP)	Publication
Bayou Chico Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Bayou Chico Fecal Indicator Bacteria BMAP	Event or Public Notice

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