EPA · discharge permits by watershed

Subbasin 14080101

• 91Current permits
• 3States
• 7Watersheds

A subbasin is a unit of the national Watershed Boundary Dataset, and water crosses state lines: this one carries permits in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas. Each permit is placed by the outfall EPA names as its representative discharge point.

This subbasin contains 7 watersheds, each with its own page of permits. The table below is a sample of the 91 current permits recorded here; the pollutant list above names every limit EPA attaches to a permit in this subbasin.

By state

• Colorado51
• New Mexico39
• Texas1

Watersheds inside this subbasin

• Watershed 140801012124
• Watershed 140801011518
• Watershed 140801010413
• Watershed 140801011411
• Watershed 14080101197
• Watershed 14080101205
• Watershed 14080101123

The same permits, cut another way

The 91 permits whose outfall sits in this subbasin, grouped by one attribute at a time: the class of permit, the Clean Water Act program it was issued under, the type of coverage, and the size of the discharger. Each figure below counts the permits in that group.

Other subbasins

• Subbasin 14060005 4
• Subbasin 14060007 111
• Subbasin 14060008 15
• Subbasin 14060009 57
• Subbasin 14070001 7
• Subbasin 14070002 19
• Subbasin 14070003 25
• Subbasin 14070005 6
• Subbasin 14070006 35
• Subbasin 14070007 7
• Subbasin 14080102 16
• Subbasin 14080103 28
• Subbasin 14080104 209
• Subbasin 14080105 173
• Subbasin 14080106 167
• Subbasin 14080107 14
• Subbasin 14080201 33
• Subbasin 14080202 28
• Subbasin 14080203 14
• Subbasin 14080204 166

Permits discharging here