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Appendix C:
Databases of Acres Where Concentrations Exceed Water Quality Thresholds by
Watersheds
The databases are presented as pipe delimited ASCII files available for downloading.
Headings are the same as those used for the state tables in Appendix
B.
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Database
C1. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Atrazine Leaching
Concentration at the Bottom of the Root Zone Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's
Maximum Contaminant Level (3 ppb)
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Database
C2. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Atrazine Runoff Concentration
at the Edge of the Field Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's Maximum Contaminant
Level (3 ppb)
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Database
C3. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Alachlor Leaching
Concentration at the Bottom of the Root Zone Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's
Maximum Contaminant Level (2 ppb)
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Database
C4. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Alachlor Runoff Concentration
at the Edge of the Field Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's Maximum Contaminant
Level (2 ppb)
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Database
C5. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Cyanazine Leaching
Concentration at the Bottom of the Root Zone Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's
Health Advisory (1 ppb)
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Database
C6. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Cyanazine Runoff Concentration
at the Edge of the Field Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's Health Advisory (1 ppb)
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Database
C7. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Metolachlor Leaching
Concentration at the Bottom of the Root Zone Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's
Health Advisory (70 ppb)
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Database
C8. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Metolachlor Runoff
Concentration at the Edge of the Field Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's Health
Advisory (70 ppb)
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Database
C9. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Simazine Leaching
Concentration at the Bottom of the Root Zone Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's
Maximum Contaminant Level (4 ppb)
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Database
C10. Acres (1,000) Where the Potential Simazine Runoff Concentration
at the Edge of the Field Exceeds a Multiple of EPA's Maximum Contaminant
Level (4 ppb)
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