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Service Description: This map service shows the Proposed Triennial Review of Water Quality Standards Use Class Designations. Maryland’s surface waters. Water quality standards have three components: Designated Uses, Water Quality Criteria, and an Antidegradation Policy. The Clean Water Act (CWA) requires that States review their water quality standards every three years (Triennial Review) and revise the standards as necessary. The Environmental Assessment and Standards Program has compiled proposed amendments to Maryland’s Water Quality Standards regulations associated with the 2019 Triennial Review.

Map Name: Triennial_Review_Proposed_Use_Class_Changes

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• Triennial Review Proposed Use Class Changes (0)
  • Big Pipe Creek Main Stem and Tributaries (Carroll County) (1)
    • Unnamed Tributary to Big Pipe Creek Near Dug Hill Drive (2)
    • Unnamed Tributary To Big Pipe Creek Near Route 27 Manchester Road (3)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Big Pipe Creek Near Homestead Drive (4)
  • Board Run (Baltimore and Carroll Counties) (5)
  • Board Run (6)
  • Deep Run (Baltimore and Carroll Counties) (7)
  • Deep Run (8)
  • Mill Creek (Cecil County) (9)
    • Mill Creek (10)
    • Unnamed Tributary to Mill Creek (11)
  • North Branch Patapsco River and Unnamed Tributaries (Carroll County) (12)
    • North Branch Patapsco River Mainstem (13)
  • Unnamed tributary to the North Branch Patapsco River near Wesley Road (14)
  • North Branch Potomac River (Allegany County) (15)
  • North Branch Potomac River (from Laurel Run to Savage River) (16)
  • Piney Creek (Garrett County) (17)
  • Piney Creek (18)
  • South Branch Patapsco River and Unnamed Tributary (Carroll County and Howard County) (19)
    • South Branch Patapsco River (20)
  • Unnamed Tributary to South Branch Patapsco River Near Woodbine Rd (21)
  • Talbot Branch and Tributaries (Frederick County) (22)
    • Flickinger Branch (23)
    • Talbot Branch (24)
    • Unnamed Tributary to Talbot Branch (located to the west of Flickinger Branch) (25)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Deer Creek (Harford County) (26)
    • Unnamed Tributary to Deer Creek (27)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Conowingo Reservoir (Cecil County) (28)
    • Unnamed Tributary to Conowingo Reservoir (29)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Cranberry Branch (Carroll County) (30)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Cranberry Branch (31)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Falling Branch (Harford County) (32)
    • Western Unnamed Tributary to Falling Branch (33)
  • Eastern Unnamed Tributary to Falling Branch (34)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Liberty Reservoir (Carroll County) (35)
    • Unnamed Tributary to Liberty Reservoir (36)
  • Unnamed Tributary to the North Branch Patapsco River (Carroll and Baltimore County) (37)
    • Unnamed Tributary to North Branch Patapsco River (38)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Octoraro Creek (Cecil County) (39)
    • Unnamed Tributary to Octoraro Creek (eastern branch) (40)
  • Unnamed Tributary to Octoraro Creek (western branch) (41)
  • Weldon Creek (Carroll and Frederick County) (42)
    • Weldon Creek (43)
  • West Branch of North Branch Patpasco River and Unnamed Tributaries (Carroll County) (44)
    • West Branch North Branch Patapsco River (45)
    • Unnamed tributary to the West Branch North Branch Patapsco River near Tannery Road (46)
    • Unnamed tributary to the West Branch North Branch Patapsco River near Dutrow Road (47)
    • Unnamed tributary to the West Branch North Branch Patapsco River near Reese Road (48)

Description: This map service shows the Proposed Triennial Review of Water Quality Standards Use Class Designations. Maryland’s surface waters. Water quality standards have three components: Designated Uses, Water Quality Criteria, and an Antidegradation Policy. The Clean Water Act (CWA) requires that States review their water quality standards every three years (Triennial Review) and revise the standards as necessary. The Environmental Assessment and Standards Program has compiled proposed amendments to Maryland’s Water Quality Standards regulations associated with the 2019 Triennial Review.

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Comments: This map service shows the Proposed Triennial Review of Water Quality Standards Use Class Designations. Maryland’s surface waters. Water quality standards have three components: Designated Uses, Water Quality Criteria, and an Antidegradation Policy. The Clean Water Act (CWA) requires that States review their water quality standards every three years (Triennial Review) and revise the standards as necessary. The Environmental Assessment and Standards Program has compiled proposed amendments to Maryland’s Water Quality Standards regulations associated with the 2019 Triennial Review.
Subject: This map service shows the Proposed Triennial Review of Water Quality Standards Use Class Designations.
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Keywords: Triennial Review,Surface Water,Water Quality,Integrated Report,MDE
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