Jemez Watershed TMDLs

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Jemez Watershed TMDLs (30.6 MB total):

Cover Page and Preface (481 kb);
Section 1 - Table of Contents (360 kb);
Section 2 - List of Abbreviations (292 kb);
Section 3 - TMDL Summary Tables (604 kb);
Section 4 - Background Information (1.6 MB);
Section 5 - Individual Watershed Descriptions:

Sulphur Creek (817 kb);
Redondo Creek (693 kb);
San Antonio Creek (818 kb);
East Fork, Jemez River (843 kb);
Jemez River (1 MB);
Rio Cebolla, Upper & Lower Segments (880 kb);
Rio de las Vacas (1 MB);
Clear Creek (696 kb);
Rito Peñas Negras (1.2 MB); and the
Rio Guadalupe (1 MB);

Section 6 - pH (2.1 MB);
Section 7 - Conductivity (555 kb);
Section 8 - Metals (Aluminum) (918 kb);
Section 9 - Total Organic Carbon (854 kb);
Section 10 - Turbidity (2.7 MB);
Section 11 - Stream Bottom Deposits (398 kb);
Section 12 - Temperature (449 kb);

Redondo Creek Model Run (693 kb);
Lower San Antonio Creek Model Run (770 kb);
Middle San Antonio Creek Model Run (662 kb);
Upper San Antonio Creek Model Run (697 kb);
Rio Cebolla (2) Model Run (892 kb);
Lower Rio de las Vacas Model Run (484 kb);
Upper Rio de las Vacas Model Run (596 kb);
Lower Rito Peñas Negras Model Run (609 kb);
Upper Rito Peñas Negras Model Run (830 kb);

Section 13 - Monitoring Plan (330 kb);
Section 14 - Implementation Plans (677 kb);
Section 15 - Other Implementation Items (370 kb); and
Section 16 - Public Participation (328 kb).

USEPA Approval Letter (257 kb)

The Jemez Watershed requires seven separate TMDL planning documents on nine individual reaches:
Clear Creek: Turbidity & Total Organic Carbon;	East Fork of the Jemez River: Turbidity;
Jemez River: Metals (Chronic aluminum);	Lower Rio Cebolla: Stream Bottom Deposits;
Redondo Creek: Temperature & Turbidity;	Rio de las Vacas: Temperature & Total Organic Carbon;
Rio Guadalupe: Metals (Chronic aluminum);	Rito Peñas Negras: Stream Bottom Deposits, Temperature & Total Organic Carbon;
San Antonio Creek: Temperature & Turbidity;	Sulphur Creek: pH & Conductivity; and
Upper Rio Cebolla: Stream Bottom Deposits & Temperature;

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Appendices:

Appendix A - Conversion Factor Derivation (296 kb);
Appendix B - Pollutant Source(s) Documentation Protocol (490 kb);
Appendix C - Protocol for the Assessment of Stream Bottom Deposits (520 kb);
Appendix D - SSTEMP Program Output (482 kb);
Appendix E - Thermograph Summary Data (996 kb); and
Appendix F - Response to Public Comment (291 kb).

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