Water Bodies
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Water resources are central to the region’s aesthetics, economics and health. There are some 60,000 miles of rivers and streams in Region 2, including waterways of major importance such as the Hudson and Passaic Rivers, the ports of San Juan and the New York/New Jersey Harbor, Lake Ontario, Niagara Falls and the St. Lawrence Seaway. New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands have a combined 685 miles of ocean coastline, as well. Clean and safe water is essential to the health and livelihood of the region’s 31 million residents.
- Puerto Rico's 2012 Impaired Waters List [PDF 789 KB, 57 pp]
- Fact Sheet on Puerto Rico's 2012 Impaired Waters List [PDF 23 KB, 4 pp]
- Response Summary for EPA's Proposed Listing of the Lower Esopus Creek on New York's 2012 303(d) List [PDF 3 MB, 14 pp]
- EPA Fact Sheet on the 303(d) Listing of the Lower Esopus Creek [PDF 270 KB, 1 pp]
- EPA Final Action Letter [PDF 270 KB, 1 pp]
- New York's 2012 Partially Approved/Partially Disapproved Impaired Waters List [PDF 429 KB, 45 pp] | EPA Fact Sheet [PDF 27 KB, 6 pp]
- Puerto Rico's 2010 Impaired Waters List | EPA Fact Sheet [PDF 89 KB, 6 pp]
- U.S. Virgin Islands 2010 Impaired Waters List | EPA Fact Sheet [PDF 22 KB, 3 pp]
- New Jersey's 2010 Impaired Waters List | EPA Fact Sheet [PDF 185 KB, 5 pp]
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