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Bacteria TMDLs and Load Reduction in the Middle Kansas Watershed

The Upper and Middle Kansas subbasins (10270101 and 10270102, respectively cover approximately 2,700 square miles, largely contained in the Middle Kansas subbasin, which is more than 2,150 square miles. These hydrologic units begin at the junction of the Smoky Hill

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Bacteria TMDLs and Load Reduction in the Middle Kansas Watershed

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    1. Bacteria TMDLs and Load Reduction in the Middle Kansas Watershed Middle Kansas WRAPS Meeting September 15, 2009 Rock Building – Prairie Band Pottawatomie Nation

    2. The Upper and Middle Kansas subbasins (10270101 and 10270102, respectively cover approximately 2,700 square miles, largely contained in the Middle Kansas subbasin, which is more than 2,150 square miles. These hydrologic units begin at the junction of the Smoky Hill & Republican Rivers in Geary County near Junction City, and extend downstream to the junction of the Kansas River and the Delaware River on the border between Jefferson and Douglas County northwest of Lawrence

    3. Stream TMDLs in the Middle Kansas Kansas River at Topeka – NH3, modeled - approved 4/28/00, High Priority Kansas River at Topeka – FCB, SC258, approved 1/26/00, Medium Priority Kansas River below Topeka – FCB, SC143, approved 1/26/00, Medium Priority Kansas River below Topeka – Bio, SC143, approved 1/26/00, Medium Priority Kansas River near Wamego – FCB, SC260, approved 1/26/00, Medium Priority Mill Cr – FCB, SC506, 519, 521, approved 1/26/00, High Priority Shunganunga Creek – DO, SC238, approved 8/3/07, High Priority Shunganunga Creek – FCB, SC238 , approved 1/26/00, High Priority Upper Soldier Creek – Bio, SC101, approved 8/3/07, High Priority Vermillion Cr – FCB, SC520, SC681, approved 1/26/00, High Priority Wildcat Creek – FCB, SC652, approved 1/26/00, High Priority Wildcat Creek – DO, 652, approved 1/26/00, High Priority

    4. Lake TMDLs in the Middle Kansas Central park Lake, EU, Low Priority, 1/26/00 Gage Park Lake, EU, Low Priority, 1/26/00 Myer’s Pond, EU, Low Priority, 1/26/00 Wamego City Lake, EU, Low Priority, 1/26/00 Warren Park Lake, AP (Aquatic Plants), Low Priority, 1/26/00

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