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Mulberry Fork (0316-0109) Sub-watershed status: Impaired biological conditions were detected during 7 separate assessments conducted at 5 different locations within the sub-watershed. Sedimentation and nutrient enrichment were likely causes of the impairments. SWCD landuse estimates identified runoff from forestry lands, and septic tank failure as the main concerns within the sub-watershed. Sedimentation from gullies, sand and gravel pits, mined areas, and streambanks was also a concern. 96
Mulberry Fork (0316-0109) Sub-Watershed: Dorsey Creek NRCS Sub-Watershed Number 110 Landuse: The Dorsey Creek sub-watershed drains approximately 74 mi 2 in Cullman and Walker Counties. Land cover was a mixture of forest, pasture, and mining lands. Two current construction/stormwater authorizations, 5 mining NPDES permits, and 6 CAFO registrations have been issued in the sub-watershed (Appendix B). Percent land cover estimated by local SWCD (Appendix A, ASWCC 1998) Forest Row crop Pasture Mining Urban Open Water Other 53% 2% 22% 18% 2%
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SURFACE WATER QUALITY SCREENING ASS
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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS
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List of Figures LIST OF FIGURES 1 C
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List of Abbreviations LIST OF ABBRE
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Introduction INTRODUCTION Backgroun
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Introduction document includes a de
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Introduction Table 1, cont. List of
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Methodology Table 7. Sub-watersheds
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Methodology Fig. 1. Cataloging unit
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Methodology Fig. 2. Level IV Ecoreg
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Methodology The southern section of
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Methodology The Southern Table Plat
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Methodology Table 8. Current conver
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Methodology SITE SELECTION Alabama
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Methodology Process samples in the
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Methodology Water quality samples a
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Summary: BWC River Basins Summary:
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Summary: BWC River Basins Fig. 3. C
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Locust Fork (0316-0111) oxygen. ADE
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References ACES. 1997. Soil areas o
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References ADEM. 2002b. Nonpoint so
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References APHA, AWWA, and WEF. 199
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References Omernik, J.M. 1996. Leve
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APPENDICES
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Appendix A, cont. Land use percenta
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Appendix B--Page 1 of 3 Appendix B.
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Appendix C-2. List of waterbodies w
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ADEM — FIELD OPERATIONS DIVISION
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Appendix T-1. Results of habitat as
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Appendix T-1. Results of habitat as
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