Part |
Description |
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Full Table of Contents (*.pdf) |
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Preface (*.pdf) |
I. |
Executive Summary/Overview (*.pdf) |
II. |
Background (*.pdf) |
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Figure 2-1: Rivers and streams designated for beneficial uses in the
Iowa Water Quality Standards (IAC 1996).
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Figure 2-2:
Publicly-owned lakes
designated for beneficial
uses in the Iowa Water
Quality Standards (IAC
1996).
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Figure 2-3:
Publicly-owned lakes
designated for beneficial
uses in the Iowa Water
Quality Standards (IAC
1996).
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III. | Surface
Water Assessment |
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Chapter One: Surface Water Monitoring Program (*.pdf) |
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Figure 3-1: Ecoregions and subecoregions of Iowa as defined by Omernik
et al. (1993).
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Chapter Two: Assessment Methodology and Summary Data (*.pdf) |
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Chapter Three: Rivers and Streams Water Quality Assessment (*.pdf) |
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Figure 3-2: Iowa river and stream segments assessed for the 1998-1999
biennial reporting period as having designated uses fully supported or
fully supported/threatened.
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Figure 3-3: Iowa river
and streams segments
assessed for the 1998-1999
biennial reporting period as
partially supporting their
beneficial uses.
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Figure 3-4: Iowa stream
segments assessed for the
1998-1999 biennial reporting
period as not supporting
designated uses.
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Figure 3-6: Iowa river
and stream segment assessed
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period as having
impacts to aquatic life uses
due to alterations to
aquatic habitat.
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Figure 3-7: Iowa river
and stream segment assessed
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period as having
impacts to aquatic life uses
due to organic enrichment.
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Figure 3-8: Iowa river
and stream segment assessed
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period as having
impacts to primary contact
recreation uses due to
pathogen indicatiors.
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Figure 3-11: Iowa river
and stream segments assessed
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period as having
impacts due to agriculture
(for example, row cropping,
pasturing, and animal
feeding operations).
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Figure 3-13: Iowa river
and stream segments assessed
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period as having
impacts due to
hydromodification (for
example, channelization).
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Figure 3-14: Iowa river
and stream segments assessed
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period as having
impacts due to unknown
sources.
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Chapter Four: Lake Water Quality Assessment (*.pdf) |
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Figure 3-15: Iowa lakes assessed for the 1998-1999 biennial reporting
period as having designated uses fully supported or fully
supported/threatened.
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Figure 3-16: Iowa lakes
assessed for the 1998-1999
biennial reporting period as
partially supporting or not
supporting designated uses.
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Figure 3-18: The most
common causes of
water quality impacts on
Iowa ’s publicly-owned lakes
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period.
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Figure 3-20: The most
common sources of
water quality impacts on
Iowa’s publicly-owned lakes
for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period.
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Chapter Five: Flood Control Reservoirs (*.pdf) |
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Chapter Six: Wetlands Assessment (*.pdf) |
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Figure 3-23: Iowa wetlands assessed for the 1998-1999 biennial
reporting period as having designated uses fully supported or fully
supported/threatened.
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Figure 3-24: Iowa
wetlands assessed for the
1998-1999 biennial reporting
period as partially
supporting or not supporting
designated uses.
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Figure 3-26: The most
common causes of
impact on Iowa wetlands
assessed for the 1998-1999
biennial reporting period.
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Figure 3-28: The most
common sources of
impact on Iowa wetlands
assessed for the 1998-1999
biennial reporting period.
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Chapter Seven: Public Health/Aquuatic Life Concerns (*.pdf) |
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Figure 3-29: Iowa waterbodies designated for Class C (drinking water)
uses in the Iowa Water Quality Standards (IAC 1996).
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IV. |
Groundwater Assessment (*.pdf)
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