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Title	Type
Priority Framework Document	Publication
Rainbow Springs and Rainbow Springs Group Run (WBIDs 1320A and 1320B) Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Rattlesnake Slough (WBID 1923) Dissolved Oxygen and Nutrient TMDLs	Publication
Ribault River (WBID 2224) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Saint Joes Creek Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Sanibel Slough (WBIDs 2092F1 and 2092F2) Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Santa Fe River Basin Fecal Coliform TMDL & Appendices	Publication
Sherman Creek (WBID 2227)Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Sikes Creek (WBID 142) Dissolved Oxygen TMDL (4.1 MB)	Publication
Sikes Creek (WBID 142) Dissolved Oxygen TMDL (4.1 MB)	Publication
Sikes Creek (WBID 142) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Silver Springs (WBID 2772A), Silver Springs Group (WBID 2772C), and Upper Silver River (WBID 2772E) Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Site-Specific TMDL Prioritization	General Content
Sixteen Mile Creek (WBID 2589) Dissolved Oxygen TMDL (4.9 MB)	Publication
Smith Canal (2962) DO TMDL	Publication
Southwest Fork Loxahatchee River (WBID 3226C) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Sparkman Branch Fecal and Total Coliform TMDL	Publication
Spring Lake, Lake Florida, Lake Orienta, Lake Adalaide, Lake Lawne, Silver Lake & Bay Lake in the Wekiva Study Area Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Spruce Creek Dissolved Oxygen and Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Spruce Creek Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
St. Johns River above Lake Poinsett, Lake Hell n’ Blazes, and St. Johns River above Sawgrass Lake Nutrient and DO TMDLs	Publication
St. Lucie Basin Nutrient and Dissolved Oxygen TMDL	Publication
Stevenson Creek Tidal Segment (WBID 1567) Dissolved Oxygen and Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Strawberry Creek (2239) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Summary and Synthesis of the Available Literature on the Effects of Nutrients on Spring Organisms and Systems	Publication

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