Technical Support Document for One Total Maximum Daily Load for Indicator Bacteria in Camp Meeting Creek
A scientific report used to develop one total maximum daily load to reduce indicator bacteria in one assessment unit (AU) 1806A_01 of Camp Meeting Creek. Camp Meeting Creek is an unclassified freshwater stream, entirely within Kerr County, that flows from the southwest into the city of Kerrville in the Guadalupe River Basin.
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Technical Support Document for One Total Maximum Daily Load for Indicator Bacteria in Camp Meeting Creek
A scientific report used to develop one total maximum daily load to reduce indicator bacteria in one assessment unit (AU) 1806A_01 of Camp Meeting Creek. Camp Meeting Creek is an unclassified freshwater stream, entirely within Kerr County, that flows from the southwest into the city of Kerrville in the Guadalupe River Basin.
