EPA · subbasin 18040013 · discharge permits by parameter
Silver total recoverable in subbasin 18040013
- 4Permits carrying a limit
- 0With a recorded exceedance
- 1,978Nationwide
A subbasin is a unit of the national Watershed Boundary Dataset, and water crosses state lines: a permit is placed here by the outfall EPA names as its representative discharge point.
4 of the permits in subbasin 18040013 carry a numeric limit on Silver total recoverable, and 0 of those have a recorded exceedance. Nationwide the same parameter appears in 1,978 permits. A permit carrying several parameters is counted under each of them, so the parameter counts for one subbasin add up to more permits than it holds. The other parameters named in this subbasin are listed below.
Permits
Other pollutants in subbasin 18040013
- Chloride [as Cl] 3
- Fluoride, total [as F] 3
- Arsenic, total recoverable 4
- Iron, total recoverable 3
- Selenium, total recoverable 4
- Thallium, total recoverable 4
- Beryllium, total recoverable [as Be] 4
- Chromium, hexavalent [as Cr] 4
- Chromium, trivalent [as Cr] 4
- Nickel, total recoverable 4
- Zinc, total recoverable 4
- Aluminum, total recoverable 4
- Cadmium, total recoverable 4
- Lead, total recoverable 4
- Copper, total recoverable 4
- Antimony, total recoverable 4
- 2-Methyl-4,6-dinitrophenol 4
- Diquat 3
- Manganese, total recoverable 4
- Dinoseb 3
Silver total recoverable nationwide · Subbasin 18040013, every permit
What this page shows
This page covers Clean Water Act discharge permits in watershed 18040013 with limits on the pollutant parameter Silver total recoverable. The register lists 4 permits with a limit on this parameter and 3 permits with a recorded violation of this parameter.