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N 00 Table PU 9 . Sales by non-generating rural electric cooperatives to final consumers in 1975 and 1978 (Florida Public Service Commission, Research and Management Studies Department 1979, 1980) . Rural electric cooperatives 1975 Central Florida Choctawhachee Escambia River Gulf Coast Lee County Peace River Sumter Talquin West Florida Withlahoochee River 1978 Central Florida Choctawhatchee Escambia River Gulf Coast Lee County Peace River Sumter Talquin West Florida Withlahoochee River Sales (1,000 kWh) b class of customer esi entia ommercia n ustria t er ota 64,196 8,034 2,453 1,971 76,654 77,509 36,224 162 2,0044 115,899 48,912 5,569 4,174 4,195 62,850 45,445 6,305 3,446 990 56,186 370,719 183,972 14,605 7,636 576,932 67,617 10,619 5,813 12,536 96,585 206,910 29,567 29,151 6,053 271,681 175,214 20,840 19,784 2,135 217,973 118,062 8,175 825 3,195 130,260 293,062 49,559 23,640 13,375 379,636 0 12,209 2,501 85,556 100,266 95,352 42,013 0 311 137,676 0 5,847 4,661 64,037 74,545 57,021 6,716, 5,187 1,075 69,999 529,466 270,651 0 7,387 807,504 0 14,609 6,819 96,566 117,894 220,553 32,327 45,338 57,488 355,706 0 25,528 32,000 225,145 282,673 0 11,278 2,127 148,759 162,164 388,992 63,259 53,831 45,901 551,983
Table PU 10 . Initial year of operation for steam electric plants serving northwestern and southwestern Florida in 1978 (U .S Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration 1980) . Company Plant Initial year of plant operation Florida Power and Light Co . Florida Power Corp . Gulf Power Co . Tampa Electric Co . Cape Kennedy 1965 Fort Meyers 1958 Lauderdale 1926 Manatee 1976 Port Everglades 1960 Putnam Combination Cycle 1977 Riviera 1946 St . Lucie (nuclear) 1976 Sanford 1926 Turkey Point 1967 Turkey Point (nuclear) 1972 Anclote 1974 Avon Park 1928 P .L . Bartow 1958 Crystal River 1969 Crystal River (nuclear) 1977 Higgins 1952 Suwanee 1953 G .E . Turner 1926 Pensacola (Crist) 1945 River Junction (Scholz) 1953 Lansing Smith 1965 Big Bend 1976 F .J . Gannon 1957 Hookers Point 1965 29
Page 1 and 2: FWS/OBS-83/15 August 1983 Escambia
Page 3 and 4: PREFACE The purpose of this socioec
Page 5 and 6: FIGURES Category and Number Page Pu
Page 7 and 8: TABLES Number P age PU 1 Counties s
Page 9 and 10: Number TRANS 23 Port of Apalachicol
Page 11 and 12: Number Page R/T 9 Demand, supply an
Page 13 and 14: Number Page MP 7 Crude petroleum an
Page 15 and 16: Number Page EIR 18 Summary of oil s
Page 17 and 18: Number Page EIR 58 Developments of
Page 19 and 20: Mgal/d Million gallons per day mg/l
Page 21 and 22: PUBLIC UTILITIES (PU)
Page 23 and 24: 1L I ID A. FLORIDA POWER AND UGHT 1
Page 25 and 26: Ln Table PU 2 . Net generation, amo
Page 27 and 28: V Tab le PU 2 . Concluded . Fuel co
Page 29 and 30: %0 Table PU 3 . Continued . Generat
Page 31 and 32: ~ Table PU 4 . Net generation, amou
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Page 35 and 36: ~_A Ln Table PU 5 . Net generation,
Page 37 and 38: ~ v Tab l e PU 5 . Conc l uded . Fu
Page 39 and 40: I .ko Table PU 6 . Continued . Gene
Page 41 and 42: N ~ Table PU 7 . Net generation, am
Page 43 and 44: N W Table PU 7 . Concluded . Net ge
Page 45 and 46: N LA Table PU 8 . Continued . Gener
Page 47: N V Table PU 8 . Concluded . Genera
Page 51 and 52: Table PU 12 . MajoCa interconnectio
Page 53 and 54: Table PU 12 . Concluded . Non enera
Page 55 and 56: TRANSPORTATION (TRANS) 35
Page 57 and 58: Table TRANS 1 . Identification and
Page 59 and 60: w to Table TRANS 4 . Sources of fun
Page 61 and 62: ~ Table TRANS 5 . Continued . Commo
Page 63 and 64: Table TRANS 6 . Port of Panama City
Page 65 and 66: 4~b Ln Table TRANS 6 . Continued .
Page 67 and 68: Table TRANS 7 . Port of Panama City
Page 69 and 70: IN. to Table TRANS 7 . Concluded .
Page 71 and 72: ~ I.-A Table TRANS 8 . Continued .
Page 73 and 74: cn w Table TRANS 9 . Port of Panama
Page 75 and 76: Ln Ln Table TRANS 9 . Continued . C
Page 77 and 78: Ln 1~j Table TRANS 10 . Port of St
Page 79 and 80: Ln ko Table TRANS 11 . Concluded .
Page 81 and 82: Table TRANS 12 . Concluded . Commod
Page 83 and 84: Table TRANS 14 . Port of St . Joe f
Page 85 and 86: Table TRANS 14 . Concluded . Foreig
Page 87 and 88: n ~ Table TRANS 15 . Continued . Fo
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Page 93 and 94: V W Table TRANS 16 . Continued . Co
Page 95 and 96: ~ Table TRANS 16 . Continued . Comm
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00 ~ Table TRANS 17 . Continued . C
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CO Ln Table TRANS 18 . Continued .
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CO v Table TRANS 18 . Continued . D
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Table TRANS 19 . Loading and unload
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Table TRANS 21 . Port of Pensacola
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Table TRANS 22 . Port of St . Joe s
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Table TRANS 25 . Concluded . Railro
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Table TRANS 27 . Total revenue frei
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Table TRANS 33 . Location and ident
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Table TRANS 35 . Concluded . Enplan
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~ w Table TRANS 37 . Commercial air
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~ Table TRANS 40 . Commercial airpo
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Table TRANS 42 . Florida road milea
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Milton ~---,• . ~. Oulnc .~ ` ~ T
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Table TRANS 46 . Florida pipeline m
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~ N W Table TRANS 47 . Roadway char
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~ N Ln Table TRANS 48 . Interstate
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~ N v Table TRANS 49 . Miles of gas
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RECREATION AND TOURISM (R/T) 129
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~ W Ln Table R/T 7 . Land area and
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~ wV Table R/T8 . Demand, supply,an
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~ w ko Table R/T 8 . Continued . Re
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~ ~ Table RT/ 9 . Demand, supply an
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~ w Table R/T 9 . Continued . Recre
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Table R/T 10 . Demand, supply and n
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I.- .A ~ Table R/T 10 . Concluded .
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~ ko Table R/T 11 . Continued . Rec
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I-- ~ Table R/T 12 . Demand, supply
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Table R/T 12 . Concluded . Recreati
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I.cn Ln Table R/T 13 . Continued .
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Table R/T 14 . Federal public recre
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Table R/T 14 . Continued . Facility
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Table R/T 15 . State public recreat
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Table R/T'16 . County public recrea
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Table R/T 17 . Municipal public rec
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ALABAMA ~ ~- •7 ~2 A 7~C Paynea P
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Table R/T 18 . Concluded . Facility
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Table R/T 20 . Number of visitors,
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Table R/T 22 . Number of visitors,
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Table R/T 23 . Number of assigned a
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Table R/T 24 . Historic sites in no
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Table R/T 25 . Concluded . Location
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,~ CO t o Table R/T 26 . Concluded
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Table R/T 29 . Florida boat registr
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Table R/T 31 . Concluded . City Ft
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~ ~~ Tab l e R/T 32 . Conc l uded .
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1-4 to 14 Table R/T 33 . Concluded
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~ ~ Table R/T 34 . Concluded . Resi
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N O ~ Table R/T 35 . Concluded . Pr
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N O W Tab l e R/T 36 . Conc l uded
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Table R/T 37 Continued . County Non
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MINERAL AND OIL PRODUCTION (MP) 207
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Table MP 1 . Value ($) of all miner
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A A H A H E H lA l`. . . ~. 6w ~ .
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Table MP 3 . Mjrketable production
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Table MP 5 . Active sand producers
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Table MP 8 . Natural gas production
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AIAtAMA A :C M'IOIfnP..$ na ~ ~ JAC
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l, Jacksonville -- ---- - Panama Ci
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Table MP 10 . Continued . Permit AP
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N N C7l Table MP 10 . Concluded . P
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Table MP 12 . Crude oil and natural
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Table MP 14 . Gulf of Mexico OCS oi
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Table MP 18 . Mississippi, Alabama
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Table MP 21 . General requirements
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ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND REGULATION
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: . a . •; Sa~ns . ~ P, )~~.+ . .
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N ~ w Table EIR 1 . Continued . Sit
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N -Ah u, Table EIR 1 . Continued .
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N A V Table EIR 1 . Concluded . Sit
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N ~ Table EIR 2 . Continued . Popul
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Table EIR 2 . Continued . Populatio
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ALA BAMA GEORGIA Figure 21 . U .S,
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Table EIR 3 . Hazardous waste incid
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N C1 W Table EIR 11 . Inventory of
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Table EIR 12 . Total number of indu
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N C1 V Table EIR 14 . Concluded . S
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N rn ~ Table EIR 16 . Identified wa
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Table EIR 17 . Known case of ground
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ALA BAMA GEORGIA Sa n ta Hoimes ~ ;
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Table EIR 20 . Florida surface wate
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AlA &AMA Santa ~ Rosa R ~ Walt A ay
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Table EIR 22 . Water used for publi
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Table EIR 23 . Water used for irrig
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N ~ W Table EIR 24 . Concluded . Fr
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Table EIR 25 . Concluded . Other wa
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Table EIR 27 . Rural water use in 1
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Table EIR 29 . Self-supplied water
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Table EIR 30 . Water used for therm
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Table EIR 31 . Concluded . County P
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Table EIR 32 . Concluded . All uses
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Table EIR 34 . Self supplied water
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Table EIR 34 . Concluded . Water us
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Table EIR 37 . Rural water use in 1
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Table EIR 40 . Water used for therm
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Table EIR 41 . Concluded . County H
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Table EIR 42 . Concluded . All uses
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Table EIR 44 . Concluded . Water us
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Table EIR 47 . Endangered and threa
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Table EIR 49 . Listing of endangere
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w N 4 Table EIR 53 . Concluded . Si
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w N ~ Table EIR 55 . Aquatic plant
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w ~ Table EIR 56 . Continued . Loca
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w Table EIR 57 . Status of developm
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w cr+ Table EIR 58 . Developments o
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Table EIR 59 . Location of permanen
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ALABAMA GEORGIA ~ h : . .^.1:, {{{
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W .A 1--+ . t2wweeantquousz.ne(Mder
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W ~ W Precipitation L Evapotranspir
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unconsolidated sands water table aq
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( .J ~ v 0 PERMITTING AND PROJECT R
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W A 9.0 PERMITTING AND PROJECT REVI
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W (Tl /--~ 0 PERMITTING AND PROJECT
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t,J.) rs (w) 0 w ~N O W o w 1°II P
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REFERENCES Bellamy, T .R . ; Knight
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Florida Department of Commerce, Div
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Florida Department of Education . F
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Florida Department of Highway Safet
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Florida Department of Transportatio
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Florida Statistical Abstract 1962 .
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Pritchard, P .C .H ., editor . Rare
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U .S . Department of Commerce, Bure
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U .S . Department of Energy, Energy
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U .S . De partment of the Interior,
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U .S . Federal Power Commission . S
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