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    Little Sac River Watershed: Fecal Coliform Total Maximum Daily Load

    Baffaut, Claire
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    2006-06
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    Abstract
    This report describes the water quality data and the model that were used to develop the bacteria total maximum daily load of the Little Sac River in Greene and Polk counties. It is the final TMDL report sent to EPA by the Missouri Department of Resources and approved by EPA on August 9, 2006.
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