Chariton River IA 05-CHA-1307
from the Iowa/Missouri state line to the Highway 2 crossing in S27 T69N R17W Appanoose Co.
- Cycle
- 2022
- Release Status
- Final
- Overall IR
- 5 - Water is impaired or threatened and a TMDL is needed.
- Trend
- Unknown
- Created
- 1/11/2022 12:36:30 PM
- Updated
- 1/11/2022 12:37:30 PM
The Class A1 use was assessed as “not supported" based on the identification of a bacteria impairment in the adjacent downstream segment in Missouri. This impairment was identified, in part, by using Iowa DNR indicator bacteria data. All other designated uses were "not assessed".
Class A1 - Indicator Bacteria: The Class A1 use was assessed as "not supported" due to identification of an impairment for indicator bacteria (E. coli) in the adjacent downstream segment by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. This bacteria impairment covers the entire length of the Chariton River in Missouri. The bacterial impairment for the upper portion of the Chariton River in Missouri was based, in part, on data for E. coli from the Iowa DNR monitoring station downstream from Rathbun Dam (Station 10040001). Thus, identification of an IR Category 5a impairment for the Iowa segment of the river adjacent to Missouri is justified. A TMDL for the bacterial impairment on the Missouri portion of the Chariton River was approved by EPA in December 2010.
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