xvEPA
            United States
            Environmental Protection
            Agency
                Off ice of
                Solid Waste and
                Emergency Response
            Superfund
Publication 9200.5-147
EPA 540YR-94/047
PB94-963276
December 1993
U.S. EPA Region VI
Inland Area Contingency Plan
Arkansas

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This  document  covers  a wide  spectrum of  information for  U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency Region VI. Within this volume will
be  covered  State specific,  sorted by County,  environmental  and
economic topics.   Highlighted here are what needs to be protected,
by whom, and with what resources.   The geographic  area covered by
this  plan  is very  diverse in nature  and activity,  requiring  a
general  and adaptable approach.   The scope  of such  a  document
should never be considered fulfilled or finite.  The inclusions to
this plan will continually be in a state of review and update.  An
everchanging plan is the  only  way to  prepare  for  an everchanging
area.

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ANNEX F   Summary of Area Resources
     Appendix I     Equipment
          I.   Federal
          II.  State
          III. Private Contractors
     Appendix II.   Facility Response Plans (FRPs)
     Appendix III.  Federal
          I.   Federal Agencies
          II.  Federal Trustees
          III. Federally Recognized Indian Tribes
     Appendix IV.   State Agencies
          I.   Response Agencies
          II.  State Trustees
          III. State Emergency Response Commissions (SERC)
     Appendix V.     Local Resources
          I.   Local Emergency Planning Committees  (LEPC)
          II.  Waste Disposal Facilities
     Appendix IV.   Area Resources
          I.   Charter Services
          II.  Hospitals
          III. Private Contractors
     Appendix V.     Environmental Resources
          I.   Federal Endangers and Threatened Species
          II.  Federal and State Wildlife Management Areas
          III. Federal Wetlands
          IV.  Federal Fisheries
          V.   State Fisheries
          VI.  National Parks
     Appendix VI.   Economic Resources
          I.   Drinking Water Intakes
          II.  Dams
          III. State Recreational and Boating Facilities
     Appendix VII.  Additional State Information

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   FEDERAL EQUIPMENT LISTING AND SUPPLIES




United States Environmental Protection Agency

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  ECOLOGY  .?.  ENVIRONMENT,  INC.
   EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                    '•AGE
^.F._^._'?.   DESCRIPTION

      ; LENS. ZOOM
      0 LENS, CAMERA
      •_ CASE, CAMERA

      0 RADIATION DOSIMETER
      0 RADIATION DOSIMETER
      0 DATA SOX
      0 DATA EOX
      0 ANTENNA
        MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS
NIKON
NIKON
SEA KING
12/19/90
12/19/90
12/19/90
N
N
N
        DOSIMETER CORP. 01/14/91
        DOSIMETER CORP. 01/14/91
        TRIMBLE  NAVIGAT 12/12/91
        TRIMBLE  NAVIGAT 12/12/91
        TRIMBLE  NAVIGAT 12/12/91
                                          •.-,-•3 to EPA64
                                          ---. =: to EPA64
          N   ACC22S to EPA72
          N   Access to EPA72
          N   ACC 3:23 to EPA 72
          N   Accc-ss to EPA72
          N   Accs-ss to EPA72
0
0
0
0
-
0
o
0
0
0
o
0
0
0
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0
0
0
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
0
ANTENNA
3ASE
SASE
TRANSPORT CASE
TRANSPORT CASE
PROSE, 11.7 EV
TRIPOD, VIDEO
PROBE, 11.7 EV
PROBE, 10.2 EV
LENS, ZOOM
LENS, ZOOM
TRIPOD, ALUMINUM
CASE, CALIBRATOR CAR
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP. AIR SAMPLING
PUMP. AIR SAMPLING
PUMP. AIR SAMPLING
PUMP.. AIR SAMPLING
CHARGER, AIR SAMPLIN
CYLINDER, AIR
CYLINDER, AIR
CYLINDER, AIR
DUAL-PURPOSE BREATHI
DUAL-PURPOSE BREATHI
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
TEE CONNECTOR, CASCA
HOSE ASSEMBLY, CASCA
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
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CONNECTORS , CASCADE
CONNECTORS, CASCADE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
TRIMBLE
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
NAVIGAT
HNU SYSTEMS
SEARS

HNU SYSTEMS
HNU SVSTEMS
NIKON
NIKON
MOBILE
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
WESTERN
WESTERN
WESTERN
WESTERN
WESTERN
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
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VICTOR


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12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/04/87
02/20/88
01/04/88
01/04/88
01/18/89
01/18/89
04/28/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
11/06/89
10/11/89
10/11/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
. N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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Access to
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                        ECOLOGY .?< ENVIRONMENT,  IMC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                      TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS
0
0
c
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
162230
186451
186460

186463
186495
186521
186541
186542
186585
186756
186771
186771
186772
186773
186774
186776
186777
186778
CONNECTORS , CASCADE
CONNECTORS , CASCADE
LENS , SOMM
LENS, 70-210 ZOOM
LENS, SOMM
LENS, SOMM
LENS, SOMM
CABLE, 12V BATTERY
RETRACT TIP/DRIVE EX
PRINTER, COMPUTER
ISOTHERMAL OVEN
AUTO SAMPLER
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AR SAMPLING
CHARGER, AIR SAMPLIN
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
CHARGER, AIR SAMPLIN
CAMERA LENS , ZOOM
Cylinder , Air
VOICE GUN , MEGAPHONE
DESK
DESK

DESK
DESK, SECRETARIAL
BOOKCASE
FILE CABINET
FILE, CABINET
SCBA
SCBA
DESK, EXECUTIVE
CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
BOOKCASE
FILE CABINET
RESPIRATOR , SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
RESPIRATOR, SCBA
VICTOR
VICTOR
NIKON
PROMASTER
NIKON
NIKON
NIKON
COLUMBIA SCIENT
AMS
COMPAQ
PHOTOVAC
SCINTEX
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
TOKINA

UNKNOWN








MSA
MSA
UNKNOWN



UNKNOWN
MSA
MSA
MSA
11/14/89
11/14/89
12/21/89
12/21/89
12/21/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
02/09/90
05/24/90
09/27/90
04/11/88
07/05/88
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
01/20/89
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
12/23/88
07/02/87
07/31/92
11/01/84
10/01/82
10/01/82

10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
10/01/82
11/01/84
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
. N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N


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                       ECOLOGY  2t  ENVIRONMENT,  INC.
                        EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                      "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                     PAGE
        DESCRIPTION

 -S678O RESPIRATOR. SCBA
 186786 TYPEWRITER
 1-56792 CYLINDERS, SCBA
 136793 CYLINDERS, SCBA

 186795 CYLINDERS, SCBA
 186796 CYLINDERS, SCBA
 186799 CAMERA,  INSTAMATIC
 186800 READER,  MICROFICHE
 190402 STOOL, DRAFTING

 192451 HYDROGEN CYLINDER
 192466 Projector Carousel
 192469 Projection Screen
 192791 Bindir.g  Machine, Com
 192393 Bookcase

 192907 Bookcase
 192909 FILE, CABINET
 192910 FILE, CABINET
 192912 DESK
 192917 DESK

 192921 Bookcase
 192922 Bookcase
 192931 TABLE, CONFERENCE
 192936 DESK
 .929^4 FILE, CABINET
 MANUFACTURER

 MSA
 IBM
 MSA
 MSA

 MSA
 MSA
 POLAROID
 MICRODESGN
BIG  3  IND
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
HON
HON
HON
HON
 11/20/82   N
 11/06/82   N
 12/02/82   N
 12/02/82   N
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
10/01/82
 N
 N
 N
 N
 N
10/01/82   N
10/01/82   N
10/01/32   N
12/06/83   N
01/06/84   N

01/O6/84   N
12/28/83   N
12/28/83   N
12/08/83   N
12/08/83   N
                 12/28/83  N
                 12/28/83 ' N
ANDERSON HICKEY 01/06/84  N
HON              12/08/83  N
HON              12/28/83  N
    i- v t ~ :
          fibers,VA
wtex  fibers,VA
                               not
192547  DESK, SECRETARIAL     HON
192955  Bookcase
192953  WORK CENTER,  SECRETA HON
192959  CHAIR, SECRETARIAL    HON
196108  DESK, TECHNICAL

196110  DESK, TECHNICAL
1973O1  RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA
197302  RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA
197303  RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA
197304  RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA

197307  ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYZ FOXBORO
197308  PID ANALYZER, HNU     HNU
197309  PROBE, 11. 7 EV, HNU HNU
197313  EXPLOSIMETER/02 METE DRAEGER
197314  EXPLCSIMETER/02 METE DRAEGER
197328 BINOCULARS
19733O DESK, TECHNICAL
197332 BOOKCASE
197333 CABINET, FILING
197334 CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
SEARS
01/06/84
12/28/83
06/21/84
06/21/84
07/12/83

07/01/83
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
11/20/82

12/02/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
12/02/82
11/20/82

12/02/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
N
N
N
N
N

N
N
N
N
N

N
N
N
N
N

N
N
N
N
N
                              THERM.DESORB.81


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                        ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT.  INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                      TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
EPA *
        DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
   T:E DESK.
                CHNICAL
 197336 CHAIR. DESK (SWIVEL,
 .•-7337 BOOKCASE
 197333 CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS

 197339 BOOKCASE
 197340 CHAIR, SIDE, U/ARMS
 197341 CABINET, FILING
 197342 DESK, TECHNICAL
 197343 CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,

 197344 300KCASE
 197346 CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
 197343 DESK, TECHNICAL
 I9724V CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
 197350 BOOKCASE

 197351 CHAIR, SIDE, W/ARMS
 197353 CHAIR, DESK (SWIVEL,
 197354 BOOKCASE
 197355 CHAIR, SIDE, U/ARMS
 1973S6 CABINET,  FILING

 197359 CHAIR, SECRETARIAL
 197362 PUMP, AIR SAMPLING ( MSA
 197364 RACK, COAT
 197365 CYLINDERS, SCBA      MSA
        CYLINDERS, SC8A      MSA
                             MSA
                             MSA
                             MSA
                             MSA
                             MSA

                             MSA
                             MSA
                             MSA
                             ZEE
                             SEARS
.~"367 CYLINDERS,  SCBA
197363 CYLINDERS,  SCBA
197369 CYLINDERS,  SCBA
197370 CYLINDERS,  SCBA
197371 CYLINDERS,  SCBA

197372 CYLINDERS,  SCBA
197374 CYLINDERS,  SCBA
197376 CYLINDERS,  SCBA
197377 KIT, FIRST  AID,  ZEE
197383 TOOLS UI/TOOLBOX
197384 DESORBER,  PROGRAMMED FOXBORO
197386 CONDUCTIVITY  METER   YSI
197733 CYLINDER,  SCBA,  ULTR MSA
197734 CYLINDER,  SCSA,  ULTR MSA
313538 VEHICLE, SUBURBAN, 1 CHEVROLET

313556 MONITOR, HEATSTRESS  MA-RSH ELEC
313557 MONITOR, HEATSTRESS  MARSH ELEC
313558 MONITOR, HEATSTRESS  MARSH ELEC
313565 REFRIGERATOR          FRIGIDAIRE
313575 PID ANALYZER, HNU    HNU
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS

11/06/82  N
11/06/82  N
11/06/82  N
11/06/82  N
                                              11/06/82
                                              11/06/82
                                              11/06/82
                                              11/06/82
                                              11/06/82
                                             07/01/84
                                             07/01/84
                                             07/01/84
                                             05/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                           N
                           N
                           N
                           N
                           N
                                              11/06/82  N
                                              11/06/82  N
                                              11/05/82  N
                                              11/06/82  N
                                              11/06/82  N

                                              11/06/82  N
                                              11/06/82  N
                                              11/06/82  N
                                              11/06/82  N
                                              11/06/82  N
11/06/82
12/02/82
11/06/82
11/06/82
11/20/32
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
11/20/82
11/06/82
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
                11/20/82  N
                11/20/82  N
                12/02/82  N
                12/02/82  N
                12/02/82  N

                12/02/82  N
                11/20/82  N
                08/01/84  N
                08/01/84  N
                07/01/84  N
                          N
                          N
                          N
                          N
                          N
                                                           ready to excess
                              Avtex  fibers.VA

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                        ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT,  INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                      "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                              '-•AGE
EPA =
    DESCRIPTION
                             MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS
 ;i;;76 PROBE,  11.7 EV        HNU
 313577 PID ANALYZER.. HNU    HNU
 '•iOI.-~. PROBE .  11.7 EV        HNU
 713561 STATION, EYEWASH      ENCON

 313582 CABINET, FLAMMABLE  L  SAFETY EQ ,
 313583 STATION, EYEWASH      ENCON
 313584 CABINET, FLAMMABLE  L  SAFETY EQ ,
590
               RADIATION  (a)  VICTOREEN
 313591 METER, RADIATION  (a)  VICTOREEN

 313626 RECORDER, STRIP CHAR  FCXBORO
 313627 PACK, ISOTHERMAL,  PO  FOXBORO
 313S23 OESORBER , PROGRAMMED  FOXBORO
 I- 13633 ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYZ  FOXBORO
 3134:4 RECORDER, STRIP CHAR  FOXBORO

 313635 PACK, ISOTHERMAL,  PO  FOXBORO
 313636 DESOR3ER, DROGRAMMED  FOXBORO
 313649 CYLINDERS, SCBA       MSA
 313659 RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA
 313660 RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA

 313661 RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA
 313662 RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA
 313663 EXPLOSIMETER/02 METE  MSA
 313665 RESPIRATOR, SCBA      MSA
1-1 2 •.=&•=•
     ESPIRATOR, SCBA
                             MSA
 :• 13667  'ESPIRATOR, SCEA     MSA
 313663  EXPLOSIMETER/02 METE MSA
 313686  PRINTER,  SPINWRITER  NEC
 3136S7  PRINTER,  SPINWRITER  NEC
 313697  COMPUTER, IBM PCXT   IBM

 313700  TOOLS U/TOOLBOX      SEARS
 3137O1  CYLINDERS, SCBA      MSA
 313708  TOOLS W/TOOL30X      SEARS
 3137O9  BINOCULARS           SEARS
 313712  CABINET,  FILING, 5 D BECKMAN

 313713  CABINET,  FILING, 5 D BECKMAN
 313719  TYPEWRITER, SELECTRIC IBM
 313748  TRACTOR FEED, BIDIRE
 313749  TRACTOR FEED, BIDIRE
 313774  KEYBOARD, COMPUTER   IBM
313781 KEYBOARD,  COMPUTER
313782 KEYBOARD,  COMPUTER
313789 MONITOR, COMPUTER
313790 MONITOR, COMPUTER
313798 MODEM,  W/CABLES
                         KEYTRONICS
                         KEYTRONICS
                         AMDEK
                         AMDEK
                         HAYES
                                              08/01/84  N
                                              08/01/84  N
                                              08/01/84  N
                                              08/01/84  N

                                              08/01/84  N
                                              08/01/84  N
                                              08/01/84  N
                                              08/01/84  N
                                              08/01/84  N
                                          08/01/84
                                          08/01/84
                                          08/01/84
                                          08/01/84
                                          08/01/84

                                          08/01/84
                                          08/01/84
                                          08/01/84
                                          07/31/84
                                          08/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                                             08/14/84
                                             08/01/84

                                             08/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                                             08/31/84

                                             08/31/84
                                             11/15/84
                                             08/23/84
                                             08/23/84
                                             08/01/84

                                             08/01/84
                                             08/01/84
                                             06/24/85
                                             06/18/85
                                             08/01/84
                                                        N
                                                        N
                                                        N
                                                        N
                                                        N

                                                        N
                                                        N
                                                        N
                                                        N
                                                        N
08/01/84  N
08/01/84  N
08/01/84  N
08/01/84  N
08/01/84  N
          N
          N
          N
          N
          N

          N
          N
          N
          N
          N

          N
          N
          N
          N
          N

          N
          N
          N
          N
          N
              reaay to excess
                                                        ready  to excess
                                                       ready  to  excess

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                        ECOLOGY 3, ENVIRONMENT, INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                      TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                          PAGE
        DESCRIPTION
     MANUFACTURER
                 DATE
                 ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
 ?13833 CYLINDERS, SCEA       MSA
 li:3S5 CALCULATOR, DESK  TOP  TEXAS  INST
 :~~"3oC £CBA                  MSA
 337362 5CBA                  MSA
                      08/01/84  N.
                      11/16/84  N
                      09/13/84  N
                      09/18/84  N
 237364 SCBA
 337366 BOAT,  12-FOOT
 337375 MANIFOLD, AIR
 339204 PROBE, 11.7 EV ,
 339299 PH METER
HNU
MSA
SEARS
VICTOR
HNU
CORNING
09/18/84
10/29/84
10/24/84
02/01/84
12/01/83
 465700  TABLE,  WORK          COX OFFICE
 465720  Slide Developing Uni
 -65722  UORK  STATION ,  COMPUT CCX OFFICE
 ^65727  RADIATION DOSIMETER  DOSIMETER CORP
 -65723  RADIATION DOSIMETER  DOSIMETER CORP
N
N
N
N
N
                     06/05/85  N
                     09/18/85  N
                     01/10/86  N
                     05/08/86  N
                     05/08/86  N
not found
 465741  FILE  CABINET         HON
 465742  FILE  CABINET         HON
 465743  FILE  CABINET         HON
 466334  PID ANALYZER         PHOTOVAC
 466392  Lamp,  Magnifying

 603090  PRINTER               PANASONIC
 607881  PARTI'ION,  FREE STAN
 607332  PARTITION,  FREE STAN
 6078S2  PARTI'ION,  FREE STAN
 o07??84  '""ARTI7ION ,  FREE STAN
                      12/22/86  N
                      12/22/86  N
                      12/22/86  N
                      05/11/87  N
                      12/09/86  N
 -; 07735  ETAND,  TYPEWRITER
 o07836  PARTITION,  FREE STAN
 6O7387  PARTITION,  FREE STAN
 607388  PARTITION,  FREE STAN
 607889  PARTITION,  FREE STAN

 607390  PARTITION,  FREE STAN
 6O7391  DIVIDER, ROOM
 6O7892  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
 6O7893  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
 607394  PARTITION,  FREESTAND

 6O7895  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
 607896  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
 607897  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
 607898  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
 607899  PARTITION,  FREESTAND

607900  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
607901  BOARD, BULLETIN
607902 PARTITION,  FREESTAND
C.-O7903  PARTITION,  FREESTAND
607904 PARTITION,  FRtESTAND
12/04/92
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
09/12/84
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
08/24/83
N not found
N 1021
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
                     08/24/83   N
                     09/11/84   N
                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N

                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N

                     08/24/83   N
                     12/02/82   N
                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N
                     08/24/83   N

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                       ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT,  IMC.
                        EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                      rOTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                                  PAGE
^Pj5_..r.   DESCRIPTION

 •.-•07'"05 PARTITION, FREESTAND
 •::-.07-=C6 30.ARD, 3ULLETIN
 •:G7^C^ PARTI"ON, FREESTAND
 607909 PARTITION, FREESTAND
 607910 DIVIDER, ROOM
 607913 REGULATOR, CALIBRATI HNU
 607925 EXTINGUISHER, FIRE
 607926 CABLES, JUMPER
 £07923 SPOTLIGHT, ROOF, VEH UNITY
                              MANUFACTURER
607929  KIT, DETECTOR TUBE
6O79?0  KIT, DETECTOR TUBE
••-07^?1  CHAIR, SIDE, W/0 ARM
                             N.  DRAEGER
                             N.  DRAEGER
C 'w> /' "- - —
607933
607934
607935
607936
607937
607938
607939
607940
607941
i-07942
,-'.J / ;J -'-*• -^
CHAIR .
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
CHAIR ,
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
CHAIR ,
CHAIR,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE,
SIDE ,
w/o
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
W/0
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
ARM
6079.i-i  DESK.  EXECUTIVE
607945  DESK,  EXECUTIVE
c 07947  CHAIR, DESK  (SWIVEL,
607948  CHAIR, DESK  (SWIVEL,
607949  CHAIR, DESK  (SWIVEL,

607950  CHAIR, DESK  (SWIVEL,
607952  TABLE, FOLDING, 8'
607953  TABLE, FOLDING, 5'
607954  TABLE, FOLDING, 8'
607955  CABINET,  FILING

607956  CABINET,  FILING
607957  CHAIR, SECRETARIAL
607958  CABINET,  FILING
607959  CABINET,  FILING
607960  CABINET,  FILING

o07961  CABINET,  SECURITY
607962  CABINET,  SECURITY
607963  BOOKCASE
607964  BOOKCASE
607965  BOOKCASE
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS

08/24/83   N
11/01/34   N
08/24/83   N
08/24/83   N

04/08/86   N
02/01/84   N
01/01/01   N
11/20/82   N
07/13/84   N

12/02/82   N
11/20/82   N
09/11/84   N
09/11/84   N
07/12/83   N

07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N

07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/33   N

09/11/84   N1
09/11/84   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N

07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
07/12/83   N
09/11/84   N
                                              09/11/84
                                              09/11/84
                                              09/11/84
                                              09/11/84
                                              09/11/84

                                              09/11/84
                                              07/12/83
                                              09/11/84
                                              09/11/84
                                              09/11/84
          N
          N
          N
          N
          N

          N
          N
          N
          N
          N

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                        ECOLOGY S.- ENVIRONMENT,  INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                      TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                          PAGE
                                             8
EPA
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS
 .-:-7---:rb BOOKCASE
 -07?67 BOOKCASE
 c07963 BOOKCASE
 •507969 BOOKCASE

 '-•07970 BOOKCASE
 607973 KIT, SOIL SAMPLING    OAKFIELD
 i 0797-1 KIT, SOIL SAMPLING    OAKFIELD
 •i07976 KIT, DILUTOR, OVA     FOXBORO
 608022 CYLINDER, SCBA ,  ULTR MSA

 o03023 CYLINDERS, SCSA       MSA
 6OS026 AUGER, HAND
 :03027 WRENCH SET, SOCKET    SEARS
 •:C302£ CHARGER, BATTERY (TO MSA
 -.-O3041 INDICATOR, WATER LEV

 '.O8043 WINCH, VEHICLE        RAMSEY
 608049 LADDER, ALUMINUM
 6O8055 L£NS, CAMERA          SIGMA
 608061 LENS, CAMERA          SIGMA
 608062 FLASH, SPEEDLITE     RICOH

 60S063 BAG,  CAMERA           CPC
 608065 LENS, CAMERA          RICOH
 608066 LENS, CAMERA          SIGMA
 608067 LENS, CAMERA          SIGMA
 : 03063 FLASH,  3PEEDLITE      RICOH

 .OcOo9 BAG.  CAMERA,  ALUMINU SIGMA
 •;C?07C OATABACK              RICOH
 .08071 LENS, CAMERA          RICOH
 bOS072 LENS, CAMERA          SIGMA
 6O80S5 CASE, RADIO CARRY     MOTOROLA
608087 BOARD,
608088 BOARD,
608089 BOARD,
608090 BOARD,
608091 BOARD,
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
STEMPLE
STEMPLE
STEMPEL
GHENT
STEMPLE
608092 BOARD,  BULLETIN      STEMPEL
6O8093 ENCLOSURE,  ACOUSTICA MICRO UNIV
608094 MULTIMETER,  VOLTAGE  MICRONTA
608096 HANDLIGHT,  SAFETY    KOEHLER
608097 RESPIRATOR,FF,CAN.-B MSA

608098 CASE, CARRYING,  ALUM ADAPTA
608099 TRANSIT, POCKET       BRUNTON
608103 RESPIRATOR,FF,CAN.-3 MSA
608106 WINCH,  VEHICLE        SEARS
608107 LAMP, REVOLVING,  VEH ARROW
                                      07/12/83   N
                                      07/12/83   N
                                      07/12/83   N
                                      07/12/83   N
                                      07/12/83
                                      12/02/82
                                      11/20/82
                                      12/02/82
                                      10/17/85

                                      07/31/84
                                      10/11/83
                                      10/22/84
                                      12/02/82
                                      12/02/82
                           N
                           N
                           N
                           N
                           N

                           N
                           N
                           N
                           N
                           N
              not found     	
              ready to excess
                                      07/13/84  N   sold GSA
                                      07/01/85  N
                                      03/19/86  N
                                      03/19/86  N
                                      03/19/86  N
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
08/01/84
11/09/84
12/18/85
08/13/85
12/11/84
11/09/84
08/13/85
01/14/84
05/15/85
07/11/84
07/31/84
07/18/84
07/11/84
07/31/84
07/16/84
07/16/84
N
N
N
N
••>
V
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
stolen






sold GSA
sold GSA
not found






not found

ready to excess




ready to excess
ready to excess

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               2ICCLOGY  &  ENVIRONMENT, INC.
                EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
              "OTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                    PAGE  '
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
- c • ,~ o
• r - 1 0 ' ;'
. .-. - - 1 .<>
- ,v= i • •
-.08112
-.08113
sCSilS
•^t-fii 16
c08121
•iC3124
£.08125
.: 05127
•:OS123
^ v £ 1 j 0
.. ,-••= 1 -? -
--•03122
608133
&08134
608135
60S137
608133
-.08 13?
•': C3 1*0
;• >3 1 4 3
• . - "\ ' _i ~,
-. '"a ' c 1
.-,,":?= 1 ^ "
-.03153
608154
608156
60S157
608158
608159
608160
608161
608162
•i 081 63
6O8164
608165
608173
608174
oO8175
oO8176
6O8178
"3POTLI3HT, ROOF, VEH
KIT. FIRST AID,
EXTINGUISHER .FIRE
CASE. CARRYING. ALUM
REGULATOR, CALIBRATI
TANK , ALUM . , HYDROGE
EXTINGUISHER ,FIRE
KIT, SOIL SAMPLING
TABLE, PRINTER
RESPIRATOR, ESCAPE,
RESPIRATOR , FF , CAN . -B
RESPIRATOR ,FF,CAN.-B
RESPIRATOR ,FF ,CAN . -B
MICROPHONE, REMOTE 5
MICROPHONE, REMOTE S
PROBE, 2ETA (TO VICT
REGULATOR, CALIBRATI
PH METER
CONDUCTIVITY METER
BOARD, BULLETIN
BOARD, BULLETIN
BOARD, BULLETIN
BOARD, BULLETIN
"•ESPIRATOR , ESCAPE,
RESPIRATOR, ESCAPE,
CONDUCTIVITY METER
PH METER
PH ELECTRODE
PUMP, DETECTOR TUBE
BOARD, BULLETIN
MAPS , SET , TX COASTA
EASEL
SCALE, DIGITAL ELECT
TABLE, FOLDING, 5'
UORKCENTER, COMPUTER
CABINET, SECURITY
CABINET, SECURITY
BOOKCASE
ENCLOSURE, ACOUSTICA
KIT, FIRST AID, ZEE
EXTINGUISHER, FIRE
EXTINGUISHER , FIRE
KIT, DRUM TRANSFER
SPRAYER, COMPRESSED
UNITY
MSA
HALPRIN
ADAPTA
HNU

HALPRIN
3ISCO
CAB-TEK
R08T . SHAW
MSA
MSA
MSA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
VICTOREEN
HNU
HACH
HACH
GHENT
AFCO
AFCO
AFCO
?OBT . 3HAUI
ROET . SHAW
HACH
HACH
HACH
DRAEGER
AFCO
SX DEPT
WEB
SUNBEAM

CAB-TEK



MICRO UNIV
ZEE
AMEREX
AMEREX

SEARS
07/16/84
07/31/84
07/07/84
07/18/84
08/01/84
09/27/84
07/07/84
07/1 1/84
12/26/84
07/11/84
07/31/84
07/31/84
07/31/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
08/31/34
08/31/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
07/07/34
07/07/34
07/11/84
07/11/84
04/10/86
07/11/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
10/25/84
09/18/84
08/31/84
04/10/85
08/31/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
12/23/84
07/31/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
08/21/84
N ready to excess
N
M
N
N
N not found
N
N
N
N
N not found
N not found
N not fuund
N lost in fire
N lost in fire
N
N
N not found
N
N
N
N
N
N
i'^
N
N
N ready to excess
N
N ^
N -.
N
N sold GSA
N
N
N
N
N -^g
N lost in fire
N
N
N . 	
N not found
N ready to excess

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                       ECOLOGY  & ENVIRONMENT , INC .
                        EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                     TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                                    ~'AGE  '  10
       DESCRIPTION
                               MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS
-0617? SPRAYER..  COMPRESSED  SEARS
--03134 ;•. IT, SOIL  SAMPLING   GISCO?
:03iSE HANDLIGHT,  SAFETY    KOEHLER
oOei36 HORN, AIR,  WARNING D
                             QUARTET
                             SIGMA
                             CPC
                             UNKNOWN
                             RICOH

                             0'SULLIVAN
                             0'SULLIVAN
 6081S7 BOARD, MARK  'N WIPE
 609671 LENS, CAMERA
 609672 BAG, CAMERA
 609673 SAG, CAMERA
 •C-09674 DATAEACK

 o09712 TABLE, COMPUTER
 609713 TABLE, PRINTER
 -•09714 CHAIR. COMPUTER
 •clC2'-.o PROEE,10.2EV          HNU
 -i:2;9 CHARGER, 3ATTERY ,  HN HNU

 610270 CASE, LEATHER,  RADIO MOTOROLA
 61C271 CASE, LEATHER,  RADIO MOTOROLA
 c10272 CHARGER, CB BATTERY, MOTOROLA
 610273 CHARGER, CB BATTERY, MOTOROLA
 610274 PROBE, 1O.2 EV       HNU

 610275 CHARGER, SATTERY ,  HN HNU
 610276 PROBE, 10.2 EV,  HNU  HNU
 610277 CHARGER, BATTERY,  HN HNU
 ':1027S CALCULATOR, PRINTING SHARP
 •c.027'"; PUMP, DETECTOR  TUBE  DRAEGER

 •:1C55? PROBE,  10.2 EV,  HNU  HNU
 Z.1C559 CHARGER,  SATTERY,  HN HNU
 610560 REGULATOR,  CALIERATI HNU
 610562 BOOKCASE
 610563 KIT,  CALIBRATION,  26 MSA

 610777 POWERSTRIP, SURGE  PR
 610794 FILE  CABINET          UNKNOWN
 610795 FILE  CABINET          UNKNOWN
 610796 FILE  CABINET          UNKNOWN
 610797 FILE  CABINET          UNKNOWN

 610798 FILE  CABINET          UNKNOWN
 610799 FILE  CABINET          UNKNOWN
 blOSOO FILE  CABINET          UNKNOWN
 611622 Lamp, Drafting
 611630 REGULATOR TESTER      MSA

 •=•11635 FILE  CABINET          HON
 611636 FILE  CABINET           HON
611638  FILE  CABINET           HON
611643 DESK, REGULAR          HON
611647  BOOKCASE               HON
08/21/84
07/11/84
07/11/84
11/26/84
08/14/86
03/19/86
03/19/86
11/01/84
03/19/86
02/18/86
02/18/86
02/18/86
08/O1/84
08/01/84
08/O1/84
08/O1/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
08/01/84
02/01/84
02/01/84
01/01/01
07/11/84
11/20/82
11/20/82
11/20/82
08/31/84
08/01/84
11/13/86
10/21/85
07/12/83
07/12/83
07/12/83
07/12/83
07/12/83
07/12/83
12/09/86
06/01/87
07/02/87
07/02/87
07/02/87
07/02/87
O7/02/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
r -a •.-'•. to excess




sold GSA

sold GSA
sold GSA
rot found
not found



lost in fire
lost in fire
lost in fire
lost in fire

r-sacy to excess


r-sdv to excess

transfer to Chi

Avtax fibers, VA


not found
not found














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                       ECOLOGY i ENVIRONMENT,  INC.
                        EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                     "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                                 PAGE
                           11
        DESCRIPTION
                             MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS
•:-ilc43  TABLE,  IJORK           HON
r.11-1 57  CHAIR,  DESK           HON
— 11-53  CHAIR.  DESK           HON
oll=59  CHAIR.  DESK           HON

611662  TABLE,  DRAFTING       PLANHOLD
611663  TABLE,  DRAFTING       PLANHOLD
611667  Lamp, Drafting
611663  Lamp, Drafting
611669  Lettering System

611671  CAMERA  35MM           MINOLTA
611674  Drafting Light Box
•:--5~Cl  TAPE RECORDER, MICRO REALISTIC
•.-455C2  CAMERA. INSTAMATIC    ANSCO
6455C2  DESK. REGULAR         HON
645504 DESK
645506 DESK
              REGULAR
              REGULAR
              REGULAR
645507 DESK, REGULAR
645508 DESK, SECRETARIAL

645509 CHAIR, DESK
645510 CHAIR, DESK
645511 CHAIR, DESK
',45512 CHAIR. DESK
-'+5513 CALC -_.-"-TOR , DESKTOP
       rABLE.  TYPING
       DESK . REGULAR
       BOOKCASE
       CHAIR,  DESK
   517
645513 COOLING  VEST

645519 COOLING  VEST
645520 COOLING  VEST
645521 COOLING  VEST
645522 COOLING  VEST
645523 COOLING  VEST

645524 VEHICLE,  CARGO  VAN,
645525 TABLE , WORK
645526 TABLE , IJORK
645527 CHAIR, DESK
645528 CHAIR, DESK

645529 CHAIR, DESK
64553O DESK, REGULAR
645531 DESK, REGULAR
645532 DESK, REGULAR
645533 FILE CABINET
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON

HON
HON
HON
HON
CANON

TIFFANY
HON
HON
HON
ILC DOVER

ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER

CHEVROLET
HON
HON
HON
HON

HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
07/02/87   N
07/02/87   N
07/02/87   N
07/02/87   N

07/06/87   N
07/06/87   N
07/06/87   N
07/06/87   N
07/06/87   N

07/02/87   N
07/27/87   N
04/16/87   N
05/18/87   N
05/18/87   N

05/18/87   N
05/18/87   N
05/18/87   N
05/18/87   N
05/18/87   N

05/18/87   N
05/18/87 '  N
05/18/87   N
05/18/87   N
03/10/37   N

06/09/87   N
07/O9/87   N
07/09/87   N
07/09/87   N
08/05/87   N

08/05/87   N
08/05/87   N
O8/05/87   N
08/05/87   N
08/05/87   N

06/03/87   N
09/08/87   N
09/O8/87   N
09/08/87   N
09/08/87   N
                                             09/08/87
                                             09/08/87
                                             09/08/87
                                             09/O8/87
                                             09/08/87
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                           net. found
                                                           1001

                                                           ICC2A
                                                           TOO' ^
                                                           E05O

                                                           E051
                                                           E052
                                                           E053
                                                           E054
                                                           E055

                                                           FOO1
                                                           not  "ound
                                                           IOO9C
             I007A
             I008A
             I009D

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                        ECOLOGY i ENVIRONMENT, INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                      "OTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                          -AGE
                           12
~" -^ A —
DESCRIPTION
                              MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
v 4 ^ '_ _ ;
:. -^5537
645539
645540
645541
645542
PILE CAB II
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
RADIATION
RADIATION
RADIATION
RADIATION
NET
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
MONITOR
 -45543 TABLE, CONFERENCE
 ..,45544 TABLE, DRAFTING
 -45545 DESK. REGULAR
 -45546 DESK, REGULAR
 -45547 BOOKCASE

 645548 CHAIR, DESK
 645549 CHAIR. DESK
 ••:.45550 FILE CABINET
 645551 FILE CABINET,2-DR
 645552 FILE CABINET

 645553 BINOCULARS
 645554 BINOCULARS
 o45555 BINOCULARS
 .- 45556 SINOCULARS
 . .,35:1.3 "ABLE. '"YPING

 --:;:•- FILE CABINET
 0^5560 DESK,  REGULAR
        TABLE, WORK
        CHAIR, DESK
 645563 TRANSIT, POCKET

 645564 TRANSIT, POCKET
 645566 TRANSIT, POCKET
 645567 TRANSIT, POCKET
 645563 CHAIR, SIDE
 645569 CHAIR,  SIDE

 645570 CHAIR,  SIDE
 645571  CHAIR,  SIDE
 645572 CHAIR,  SIDE
 645573  CHAIR,  SIDE
 645574  CHAIR,  SIDE

 645575  CHAIR,  SIDE
 645576  CHAIR,  DRAFTING
645577  PID ANALYZER, HNU
645578  PID ANALYZER, PHOTOV  PHOTOVAC
o45579  ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYZ  FOX80RO
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
SE INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
SE INT'L
COX OFFICE
COX OFFICE
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
SEARS
SEARS
SEARS
SEARS
TIFFANY
HON
HON
HON
HON
BRUNTON
BRUNTON
BRUNTON
BRUNTON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HNU SYSTEMS
PHOTOVAC
FOX80RO
09/03/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/08/87
09/09/87
09/09/87
09/09/87
09/09/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/05/87
10/06/87
10/06/87
10/06/37
10/06/87
10/20/87
10/20/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
05/18/87
10/28/87
10/28/87
10/28/87
10/28/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
11/23/87
12/04/87
12/03/87
12/04/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

ioo.-:-:



0002
DOC3
DOC.;
DOO5





I007B

I007C


H003
H004
H005
H006

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D010
D014
D013

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                        ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT.  I.NC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                      rOTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                                   -'AGE
                                                                13
        DESCRIPTION
                             MANUFACTURER
HICLE, 4WD PICKUP.  CHEVROLET
HICLE, MIN IVAN,  19  PLYMOUTH
•?ICLE, 4LJD SUBURBA  CHEVROLET
•1PAS5               BRUNTO.N'
                                     DATE
                                     ACQUIRED RPR
                                                 /26/91
                                                         N
                                              07/22/91   N
                                              08/06/91   N
                                              10/10/91   N
;MMENTS

: _1  CSA
M ::  :SA
:- ;:  CC-A
        CAP,  PICKUP TRUCK
•-•45590  WINCH,  VEHICLE
e453~C
:-455?4
o455'?-7  TELE?HONE,  CELLULAR
        TELEPHONE, CELLULAR
        "TELEPHONE, CELLULAR
ARE
RAMSEY
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
01/03/92
01/07/92
01/30/92
02/04/92
02/04/92
N
N
N
N
N
                                                            ready to excess
                                                            on -,'.-.a geoprobe
       TELEPHONE,  CELLULAR
       COMPUTER  INTERFACE C
       MONITOR-,  RADIATION A
       C'RIN~ER
 43.600 MCN I~~X,  HCN
                             MOTOROLA        O2/04/92   N
                             MOTOROLA        02/04/92   N
                             S.E.  INTERNATIO 05/20/92   N
                             PANASONIC       05/27/92   N
                             BAYER  DIAGNOSTI 06/01/92   N
r-4?601  COMPAQ LTE 236
645603  TRANSIT
-45604  TELEPHONE, CELLULAR
645605  TELEPHONE, CELLULAR
645606  CARRYING CASE, HNU
                             COMPAQ
                             TOPCON
                             MOTOROLA
                             MOTOROLA
                             HNU SYSTEMS
                                    06/04/92  N
                                    12/19/90  N
                                    12/20/90  N
                                    12/20/90  N
                                    12/23/87  N  DO12C
645603
645609
645610
'1 '->• OU - -
. -r : '. : _-.
: -r ~>'~ ^ : •'
04562-?
_ -f ..;_
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                        ECOLOGY S. ENVIRONMENT.  INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                      TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                                     PAGE '  14
        DESCRIPTION
  .-:•: ,•• Ci-iAIR, SIDE
 o^JirO CHAIR, SIDE
 . -' :2 1 "ASLE . CONFERENCE
 ;-»5652 TA3LE , END

 •45652 EOOKSHELF
 o45654 BOOKSHELF
 645655 PRINTER STAND
 64565» TABLE, COMPUTER
 -45657 DESK, REGULAR
 645658 OESK:
 c-4 56 5 9 DESK;
 ;-^-:> DESK,
 --Doci DESK,
REGULAR
REGULAR
REGULAR
REGULAR
 -43-62 DESK, SECRETARY

 •i 4 566 3 CREDENZA
 645664 CHAIR.. DESK
 645665 CHAIR, DESK
 6456oo CHAIR, DESK
 645667 CHAIR, DESK

 645663 CHAIR, DESK
 645669 CHAIR, SIDE
 -45670 CHAIR, SIDE
 •:45=71 CHAIR, SECRETARIAL
 •->:..~2 FILE :.A3INET

 . • :::7? FILE CABINET
 ':i5674 FILE CABINET
 <;^?67~ FILE CABINET
 - 45676 FILE CABINET
 645677 FILE CABINET

 645678 FILE CABINET
 645679 BOOKCASE
 645630  BOOKCASE
 645681  BOOKCASE
 645682  BOOKCASE

 645633  BOOKCASE
 6456S4  BOOKCASE
 645635  EQOKCASE
 645686  BOOKCASE
 MANUFACTURER

 TAYLOR OFFICE
 TAYLCR OFFICE
 JASPER
 TAYLOR

 EDSEL
 EDSEL
 8EVIS
 BEVIS
 HON

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HCN

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON

 HON
HON
HON
HON
                                DATE
                                ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS

                                02/02/87  N
                                02/02/87  N
                                02/02/87  N
                                02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N

02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
02/02/87  N
                                02/02/87
                                02/O2/87
                                02/02/87
                                02/02/87
                                02/02/87
           N
           N
           N
           N
           N
                                02/02/87   N
                                02/O2/87   N
                                02/02/87   N
                                02/02/87   N
                                02/02/87   N
                                              I006E
                                              I007E
 >45637 MICROCASSETTE RECORD SONY
6456S8 CHAIR, SIDE
645689 CHAIR, SIDE
b45691 DESK, REGULAR
645692 DESK, REGULAR
645693 FILE CABINET
               UNITED
               UNITED
               HON
               HON
               HON
                 05/19/87  N
                 05/19/87  N
                 05/07/87  N
                 05/07/87  N
                 05/07/87  N
              IOOSD
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
02/02/87
07/20/87
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N




I010B
I009A
I008E
I009E
I010A





not f<

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               ECOLOGY  1  ENVIRONMENT.  INC.
                EQUIPMENT  TRACKING SYSTEM
              "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                    PAGE
                           15
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
:45^: -'••- TILE CABINET
--;';ov- CHAIR. SECRETARIAL
.••:-o~:~ EOOKCASE
o456v7 BOOKCASE
: 4 •7-69? CREDENZA
645699 TABLE, DRAFTING
645700 L.AMP, DRAFTING
'=45-01 CHAIR, DESK
645702 CHAIR, DESK
645705 PID ANALYZER, HNU
-•45706 PROBE, 10.2 EV
'-45.- : " - INOCL'LARS
. -571C -ROBE. 11.7 EV
.-^5-11 DESK, SECRETARIAL
645712 GENERATOR, ELECTRIC
645712 CAMERA
645712 CREDENZA
645714 TABLE, CONFERENCE
645715 FILE CABINET
645716 FILE CABINET
645717 FILE CABINET
•345710 FILE CABINET
64571? DESK. REGULAR
. .:"!:• .••!£•.. REGULAR
-•,:":.! : ESK , REGULAR
:• if~22 L'ESK. REGULAR
-45722 BOOKCASE
645724 BOOKCASE
645725 BOOKCASE
645726 BOOKCASE
645727 TABLE, WORK
645723 TABLE, FOLDING
645729 CHAIR, DESK
645730 CHAIR, DESK
645731 CHAIR, DESK
645732 CHAIR, SIDE
'-.45773 CHAIR, SIDE
645734 CHAIR, SIDE
645735 CHAIR, SIDE
=45736 CHAIR, SIDE
645727 CHAIR, SIDE
=45733 CHAIR, SIDE
645739 CHAIR, SIDE
645740 CHAIR, SIDE
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
YARBERRY'S
YARBERRY'S
TAYLOR
TAYLOR
HNU SYSTEMS
HNU SYSTEMS
UNKNOUiN
HNU SYSTEMS
KADET
YAMAHA
VIVITAR
NATIONWIDE
3EVIS
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
05/07/87
05/07/37
05/07/87
05/07/87
03/12/87
05/13/87
05/13/87
06/09/87
06/09/87
12/28/87
12/28/87
01/01/88
12/28/87
02/05/37
01/02/91
02/26/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/37
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
O4/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
N
V
N
N
N
M
N
N
N
N
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

ready to excess







ready to excess
ready to excess

ready to excess

original decal






























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                        ECOLOGY  1  ENVIRONMENT. INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                      TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                      PAGE
                            16
 'J *-•• ",'.
        DESCRIPTION

      -i CHAIR.  £IDE
     «2 .'HAIR.  SIDE
     -? CHAIR.  2ESK
     -•3 FILE  CABINET
 '-•4.-746 FILE  CABINET
 645747 FILE  CABINET
 6457-3 FILE  CABINET
 645749 file  cabinet
 ±45750 file  cabinet

 6457:i DESK, REGULAR
 •-45752 DESK, REGULAR
 -^-5752 DESK, REGULAR
 -457:4 DESK, REGULAR
 ;4575~ BOOKCASE

 <:-45-37 EOOKCASE
 •;45733 BOOKCASE
 i457:? BOOKCASE
 645760 BOOKCASE
 645761 BOOKCASE

 645763 TABLE, FOLDING
 645764 TABLE, WORK
 -43765 CHAIR, SIDE
 ;457;-o CHAIR, SIDE
_
3.
•_•
,
o
~
H
-1
4
4
^.
^i
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c
^
*~ —
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-. _
— -*
"7 ~*
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i
_
CHAIR,
CHAIR.
CHAIR..
CHAIR,
CHAIR,
SIDE
SIDE
SIDE
SIDE
SIDE
645773  CHAIR, SIDE
645774  CHAIR, SIDE
645775  CHAIR, DESK
645776  CHAIR, DESK
645777  CHAIR, DESK
645773 CHAIR,  DESK
645779 CHAIR
646239 COMPUTER,  FIELD      COMPAQ
646240 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
646247 COMPUTER,  FIELD      COMPAQ

.-.46243 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
646249 COMPUTER,  FIELD      COMPAQ
646250 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
646259 COMPUTER,  FIELD      COMPAQ
646262 PRINTER, FIELD COMPU EPSON
 MANUFACTURER

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 UNKNOWN

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 UNKNOWN

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HCN

 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON
 HON

HON
HON
HON
HON
HON

HON
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
04/10/87
04/10/87
04/10/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
11/01/84
11/01/84
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
11/01/84
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
11/01/84
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/37
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87
03/25/87

07/11/88
04/05/88
07/11/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
04/05/88
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
.N
N
N icid GSA
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N I001D
N
N
N
N
N
N I006D
N I007D
N I008C
N 10083
N
N
N ready to excess
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

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  ECOLOGY :. ENVIRONMENT, I.MC.
   EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                   17
        MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS

. -T .- __ "- V
— —^— ^
. -233
' '& — ^ * f~^ A
_• 4 / i •— 4
- 47235
:47C-13
4 7 C 1 *y
647320
,5900.9
_ ... .-.,->. -. -•
-- "' ^ -i ~
.6COS2
':•_ 0422
• -^ .< ~, ->
VO VM- _ ^
--,0433
=60435
^ 6 0441
660456
560457
6e.C-;.C>3
•: •_ •: -f •"• -
.-.•-..
. •- 0 • o 2
: -0-r'=J
- •-••:• 4.-:- 4
;b046?
i60466
660467
66046S
660469
•=60470
660472
^60473
660474
. =0475
660476
660477
c6O473
:-6C479
ob0480
.9 1631
691632
:"OTM A^E^T MONITOR
.-.ADIATICN ALERT MONI
"2":,' ,-LERT MONITOR
ZMGCY LIFE SUP APP
EMGCY LIFE SUP APP
:TM'3CY LIFE SUP APP
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR. DESK
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR. DESK
HAND AUGER KIT
:.-MERA. 35 MM
CALCULATOR
T:_OUI r-'ETER , DUAL
-ILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
Projector, Overhead
Office Divider
FILE CABINET
Ch'AIR, SIDE
TABLE, FOLDING 8'
TABLE, FOLDING o'
"AEL2. FOLDING 8'
"LI :.'-.SI.v!ET
"IL2 CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
-ILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
RECEIVER, ELECTROMAG
TRANSMITTER, ELECTRO
POLYRECORDER, OMNIDA
SIEVE KIT , STANDARD
SIEVE KIT, STANDARD
TOOL KIT, NON-SPARKI
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR, DESK
5E I.NT'L
3E INT'L
SE INT'L
INTER .SAFETY
INTER. SAFETY
INTER , SAFETY
HON
HON
HON
HON
BRAINARD-KILMAN
ANSCC
TEXAS INSTR .
PHOTCVAC
HON
HON


HON
GLOBE
GLOBE
GLOBE
GLOBE
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
MSA
MSA
MSA
GEONICS
GEONICS
OMNICORDER
BRAINARD KILLMA
BRAINARD KILLMA
BERYLCO
HON
HON
03/13/87
03/13/37
03/13/87
08/20/87
08/20/87
08/2O/87
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
03/14/88
10/16/87
10/12/87
09/01/88
11/03/88
07/19/89
07/19/89
01/11/90
03/26/90
04/18/90
08/31/89
O8/31/89
08/31/39
08/31/89
03/14/59
03/14/89
08/14/89
08/14/89
08/14/39
O8/14/89
08/14/89
08/14/89
08/14/89
08/14/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
08/08/89
08/08/89
08/O8/89
08/08/89
08/08/89
08/15/89
03/14/88
03/14/88
N
N
• I
N
N
N
N
N
». I
N
N not found
N not f^und
N not found
N D014S
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
i ^
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N Avtex fibers, VA
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

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                        ECOLOGY  £  ENVIRONMENT, INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                       POTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                        PAGE  '  18
9.EB_:I   DESCRIPTION

  •-.I-; CHAIR. DESK
  --'-.I CHAIR. DESK
  ••••:;. JHAIF. , DESK
 .•?163o CHAIR, DESK

 •. 9163? CHAIR, DESK
 691640 CHAIR, DESK
 ~91641 CHAIR, DESK
 -91642 CHAIR, DESK
 '.•91643 TABLE, CONFERENCE

 691653 BOOKCASE
 '.-91654 FILE CABINET
 .-1655 FILE CABINET
 -: --1639 DOSIMETER
 . : 1--0 DOSIMETER
MANUFACTURER

HON
HON
HON
HON

HON
HON
HON
HON
LIT

TENNSCO
HON
HON
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
 -91665 TYPEWRITER
 ^91.-:? AIR SAMPLING  PACK     SKC
 .V91690 AIR SAMPLING  PACK     SKC
 6916?! AIR SAMPLING  PACK     SKC
 691692 FLOW CALIBRATOR, ELE SKC
 691o99  AIR SAMPLING KIT
 -95515  ROLATAPE
 695515  LEVEL/ROD
 •:••-••:•;'/I  DESK. REGULAR
 . -•-. -:i  -.IHAIR ,  DESK

 . "•--•:---j  FILE CABINET
 .--6j94  200KCASE
 -•--': 3 ~3  PID ANALYZER, HNU
 £96397  PHOSGENE DETECTOR,
 696400  VEHICLE, MINIVAN ,
   SKC
   ROLATAPE CORP
   LIETZ
   GARDNER
   GARDNER

   GARDNER
   GARDNER
   HNU SYSTEMS
 M  MDA
L9  FORD
696401  TELEPHONE,  MOBILE UN  MOTOROLA
696405  PUMP,  AIR SAMPLING    SKC
696406  PUMP,  AIR SAMPLING    SKC
696407  PUMP,  AIR SAMPLING    SKC
696403  PUMP,  AIR SAMPLING    SKC

696409  PUMP,  AIR SAMPLING    SKC
696410  CHARGER,  AUTOMATIC    SKC
'-96411  FLOW METER, DIGITAL   SKC
696413  FILE CABINET          CARROLL'S
696414  FILE CABINET          CARROLL'S
                                               DATE
                                               ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS

                                               03/14/88   N
                                               03/14/83   N
                                               03/14/88   N
                                               03/14/88   N

                                               03/14/88   N
                                               03/14/88   N
                                               03/14/88   N
                                               03/14/88   N
                                               03/14/88   N
                                               06/08/88
                                               06/08/88
                                               06/08/88
                                               06/30/88
                                               06/30/88
                              N
                              N
                              N
                              \i
                              N
                    08/17/89  N
                    12/23/88  N
                    12/23/88  N
                    12/23/88  N
                    12/23/88  N
01/20/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
12/09/87
12/09/37
12/09/S7
12/09/87
01/04/88
02/04/88
05/19/87
11/23/87
05/05/88
05/05/83
05/05/88
05/05/88
N
N
N
N
N
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

not found





ready to excess

lost in fire
G008
D008C
not found
D006A
D006B
                   05/05/88  N  D006D
                   05/05/88  N  D009B
                   05/05/88  N  D009A
                   09/26/88  N
                   09/26/88  N
--•6415 XRF ANALYSIS SYSTEM  PHOTOVAC         08/05/88   N   D034
696413 APR, POWERED, RACAL  RACAL            12/28/87   N
^96419 APR, POWERED, RACAL  RACAL            12/28/87   N
=96420 XRF PROBE,  DUAL SOUR COLUMBIA  SCIENT 02/15/89   N
596421 °ROBE DISTRIBUTION B COLUMBIA  SCIENT 02/15/89   N   D03OA

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               ECOLOGY  1  ENVIRONMENT.  IMC.
                EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
              "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                    PAGE
                           19
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
; r •'-. 4 2 2
- 96423
: 56425
-96426
696427
696423
696429
696431
£96432
o96433
696434
.-96435
. ?6436
or.6437
696433
o 96 4 39
696440
696441
696442
696443
696444
696445
696447
; v 6 s- -t •"*•
""• ^z 4 -T ~'
- ?64SO
696451
696452
696453
696454
696455
696456
696457
696453
696459
696460
696461
696462
696463
696464
696465
696468
696469
696470
-H METER. PEN
?H METER . PFN
PUMP. AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
CALIBRATOR , LOU FLOW
CONDUCTIVITY METER
RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME
CYLINDER, AIR
SELF-CONTAINED 3REAT
CYLINDER, AIR
SELF-CONTAINED 3REAT
CYLINDER, AIR
SELF-CONTAINED 3REAT
SIEVE SET
SURFACE LIGHT/ELEMEN
MAGNETIC CABLE LOCAT
INDUCTIVE SIGNAL CLA
RANDOM AEROSOL MONIT
LETTERING MACHINE
APR, POWERED
APR, POWERED
LEVEL. '"OP., FIEERGLAS
PLANI.^ETER
DESK
DESK
DESK
CHAIR
CHAIR
CHAIR
^ILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
PYROMETER , INFRARED
KIT, AIR SAMPLING
CALIBRATOR, LOW FLOW
CASE, CALIBRATOR CAR
PERS. AEROSOL MONITO
PH METER, PEN
RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME
WIND SPEED INDICATOR
VEHICLE, BLAZER 4X4,
NESTER
NESTER
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
NESTER
.NESTER
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
ATM
COLUMBIA SCIENT
SCHONSTEDT
SCHONSTEDT
MIE
MAX LETREX
RACAL
RACAL
LIETZ
KOIZUMI
HON
HON.
HON
SATURN
SATURN
SATURN
HON
HON
HON
OMEGA ENGINEERI
SKC
SKC
SKC
MIE
NESTER
NESTER
AIR GUIDE
CHEVROLET
07/17/89
07/17/39
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/39
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/20/89
07/20/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/39
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/28/89
08/02/89
08/07/89
08/07/39
08/O4/89
08/11/89
08/16/39
08/16/39
08/16/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/22/89
08/24/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/17/89
07/18/89
07/18/89
07/18/89
07/18/89
06/16/89
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
r.j
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
                                                   ready  to excess
                                                   ready  to excess

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                ECOLOGY 1  ENVIRONMENT. INC.
                 EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
              TOTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                    PAGE
                           20
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS
--- 47"
".:.«. . t 7* "^
. . .- '; "~* "!*
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•:'?6475
6 3*6476
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: :"••;-.•; -I- -;
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i 56486
69c-4::-^
696483
696489
t-96^90
6964-v'i
696492
••.-964*3
, v •; 4 •-•-*•
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696500
696501
696502
696503
696504
£96506
696507
£ ^fc^-OS
696509
696510
69631 1
696512
696513
i 965 14
696517
SIEVE
SIEVE
c Terycr
SIEVE
SIEVE
SIEVE
SIEVE
SIEVE
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
f-CBA, L'LTRALITE II
S-C3A . JLTRALITE II
SCSA. wLTRALITE II
LEVEL/ROD
E-AILER
LETTEREX
APR, .-OWERED, FACEPI
APR, POWERED, FACEPI
APR, POWERED, TURBO
APR , POWERED , TURBO
LOCATOR, MAGNETIC &
SAILER
TRIPCD
DESK
EMERGENCY LIFE £UPPO
•EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
FILE ZA3INET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
TOOL KIT, NON-SPARKI
PYROMETER , INFRARED
OXYGEN INHALATOR/RES
FIRST AID KIT
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
BAILER, STAINLESS ST
LIGHT METER
SOIL SAMPLING KIT
PYROMETER , INFRARED
STAND, TYPEWRITER
STAND, TYPEWRITER
STAND, TYPEWRITER
AIR-PURIFYING RESP . ,
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
BRAINARD KILMAN
HON
HON
MSA
MSA
MSA
LEITZ
NORTON
UNKNOWN
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
RACAL
SCHONSTEDT
NORWELL
WOODS
HON
I.S.I.
I .S.I ,
I .S.I .
HON
HON
HON
HON
BERYLCO
OMEGA ENGINEERI
UNITED OXYGEN E
NORTH
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
UNKNOWN
ARTS MFG & SUPP
OMEGA ENGINEERI
0 'SULLIVAN
0 'SULLIVAN
0 'SULLIVAN
RACAL
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
O7/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
07/24/89
O7/28/89
07/23/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
08/15/39
08/15/89
08/01/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/04/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/03/S9
09/18/89
09/18/89
09/18/89
08/23/89
08/23/89
08/23/89
08/23/89
08/16/89
08/28/89
09/26/89
10/06/89
10/13/89
10/13/89
11/01/89
11/06/89
08/15/89
08/17/89
08/17/89
08/17/89
08/15/89
. i
:N
! V
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N not found
N not found
N
N
N
N
N

N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N ready to excess
N
N
N
N
N

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                        rTCLO^Y  I  ENVIRONMENT .  ;.• !C .
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                      rOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                                           21
:?£__...:    DESCR.IPTION

  • : : - !  -."-PURIFYING REiP . .


 . -.521  AIR-PURIFYING RESP..

 -•96522  .-.IR-P'JRIFYING RESP.,
 ;?622J  AIR-PURIFYING RESP..
 -9c524  AIR-PURIFYING RESP..
 i'?6523  .-MR-PURIFYING RESP.,
 :--.-52i  AIR-PURIFYING RESP..
                              MANUFACTURER

                              RACAL
                              RACAL
                              RACAL
                              RACAL

                              RACAL
                              RACAL
                              RACAL
                              RACAL
                              RACAL
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS

08/15/89  ;;
08/15/89  ."<'
03/15/89  r;
08/15/89  :-J
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
08/15/89
N
N
N
N
    transfer to San
transfer  to  San
transfer  to  San
                       RESP .
 ::-i~23  LETTERING MACHINE
 -"•:":.•-  -VEP.OSOL MONITOR.  POR
 -. :-:3DO  --INTER. DATA  LOGGER
 ."•:•-•::  DRILL SIG, MOBILE

 ••_•:••':•. 0 5  RADIO, TWO-WAY
 c-rc-07  RADIO, TWO-WAY
 : -ti-C?  CHAIR, SIDE
 ---oo-O  CHAIR, SIDE
 096612  LAB KIT, PID

 c.'-olO  VIDEO RECORDER, VHS
 -?661'3  HCN DETECTOR,  MONITD
 of'..; 17  PHOSGENE DETECTOR, M
  -•-...:-  MONITCX, PHOSGENE
                              RACAL
                              MAX  LETRE.X
                              MIE
                              OKIDATA
                              MOBILE DRILLING

                              MOTOROLA
                              MOTOROLA
                              HON
                              HON
                              NCP  ANALYTICAL

                              RCA
                              MDA
                              MDA
                              MDA
                              M n *
08/15/89   N
08/11/89   N
08/14/89   N
08/14/89   N
01/04/63   N  3001

01/02/88   N  G001
01/02/88   N  G003
11/23/87   N
11/23/87   N
01/29/88   N  D014;
02/03/83
01/13/88
02/04/33
12/13/87
' — .' 1 •.? / ^ 7
N
N
 .  .:_!  \--.-j  -NERATCR,  PHCSG MDA
 ::'-:._2  "RIPCD, CAMERA        SEARS
 ;/6oII-  "RIPOO, CAMERA        SEARS
 t?o624  PSYCHROMETER          EACHARACH

 696625  LIGHT BOX, DRAFTING  STACOR
 696626  FILE CABINET          HON
 696627  CABINET,  STORAGE      TENNE5CO
 (.•96623  APR, POWERED, RACAL  RACAL
 69r:630  MONITOX,  H2S          MDA

 •: 96621  BOAT, FIBERGLASS      DOLPHIN
 696632  AUGER,  BUCKET         AMS
 •^6-2D  FILE CABINET          COX
 696634  PUMP , AIR SAMPLING    SKC
 •1-96635  PUMP, AIR SAMPLING    SKC

 t?6b36  PUMP, AIR SAMPLING    SKC
 ;?6i37  PUMP, AIR SAMPLING    SKC
•;96639  CHARGER,  AUTOMATIC    SKC
 .f6640  FLOW METER, DIGITAL  SKC
696641  FILE CABINET          HON
                                               03/22/?8   M
                                               01/12/83   N
                                               04/04/88   N
                                               04/04/88   N
                                               03/23/88   N  D02S
                                               11/19/87
                                               04/04/88
                                               11/02/87
                                               12/23/87
                                               12/18/87

                                               04/08/88
                                               04/05/83
                                               05/05/88
                                               05/05/88
                                               05/05/88
           N
           N
           N
           N
           N

           N
           N
           .N
           N
           N
   Avtex fibers,VA

   B002
   not found

   D007A
   D007C
                                               05/05/88  N   D007E
                                               05/05/88  N   D008E
                                               05/05/88  N   D009H
                                               05/05/88  N   DO09G
                                               O5/03/88  N

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                        ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT .  INC .
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                      TOTAL rJON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                     PAGE '   22
        DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR  COMMENTS
- - •- _


0 .- ; ± ,•;
•t96=47
. ? . . •••, 3
.-•-- -. 41'5
. .""1650
. r~-5i
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. "•- _• . J
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696660
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696677
696673
696679
=96680
-REDGE SAMPLER
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'- CCLING VEST
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— 'ul — . -.b vtST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
•~OOLING VP"ST
COOLING VEST
LIGHT METER
TRAILER, BOAT
"'OTO.R . "ROLLING
-. OGLING VEST
C 0 0 L i ." \ G VEST
COOLING VEST
rOOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
COOLING VEST
MAP FILE
MICRCUAVE OVEN
.MR SAMPLER, HI-VCLU
•-.:r, :-AMPLZR. -I-VOLU
AIR SAMPLER. ;-I-VOLU
AIR £.-.:-'PLZR . HI-VOLU
AIR SAMPLER, HI-VOLU
PHOTOCOPIER
POWER STRIP, 6-OUTLE
FLOW METER, DIGITAL
CHARGER, AUTOMATIC
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP, AIR SAMPLING
PUMP , AIR SAMPLING
WILDCO
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
SEKONICS
SHORELINE
MINN KOTA
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
ILC DOVER
MAYLINE
SHARP
GMW
GMW
GMW
GMW
GMW
MITA
ARCHER
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
SKC
06/06/38
07/O8/S3
'w'X/' Ww/ i~ ^
07/08/88
07/08/33
07/08/88
07/08/88
07/08/83
07/03/88
07/08/88
07/01/38
07/08/88
07/13/38
08/09/83
08/09/88
08/09/88
OS/09/83
08/09/88
08/09/33
08/09/88
08/09/88
08/11/88
04/12/88
08/26/83
08/26/33
08/26/88
08/26/33
03/26/88
08/09/88
04/01/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
05/05/88
•V;
^

N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
:-v
N
N
N
N!
N
N
N
' N
N
N
- 1
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
DO 33
E056
£057
E053
E059
E060
not found
£062
E063

BOO3
S002A

EQ65
E066
E067
E068
E068
E069
E070

ready to excess





sold GSA
D029
D0098
D009D
D006C
D008A
D006E
696681 PUMP, AIR  SAMPLING   SKC
696632 PUMP, AIR  SAMPLING   SKC
.-•••i-6-53 CASE, AIR  SAMPLING K SKC
=96634 SURGE PROTECTOR      UNKNOWN
-96635 CASE, FLOW METER     SKC

696636 SURGE PROTECTOR      UNKNOWN
c?66S9 AIR SAMPLER.  HI-VOLU GMW
69-i- = 90 AIR SAMPLER,  HI-VOLU GMW
=96691 AIR SAMPLER,  HI-VOLU GMW
o:-6692 AIR SAMPLER,  HI-VOLU GMW
                05/05/88   N   D008D
                05/05/88   N   D007B
                05/05/88   N   D009E
                05/01/88   N
                05/05/88   N   D009F
                05/01/88
                08/3O/88
                08/3O/83
                08/3O/88
                08/30/88
          N
          N
          N
          N
          N
not found

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               ECOLOGY  i  ENVIRONMENT, INC.
                EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
              'OTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                    PAGE
                                                                 23
DESCRIPTION
.MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS
. :,.
: --- ' 7
- " _' ." .
j_'?6c' '?-3
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69676 L
696762
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696764
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696766

696763
696769
6967~0
^96771
•r.96772
-•--6773
o96774
.-:.-. SAMPLER. HI-VOLU
-ALANCE. TOP LOADiriG
: INEF.ATCF:, ZLECTr-IC
HAND 'RUCK, 2-WHEEL
-.ANDCr-1 AEROSOL MONIT
METEOROLOGICAL STATI
METEOROLOGICAL STATI
CAMERA, VIDEO
RANDOM AEROSOL MONIT
STOCK CART
TABLE, FOLDING S'
IvLCRIMETRIC G/V TES
rlEi-L' MICROSCOPE
•<.i,-:^-=--->-
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                    .CGY S. ENVIRONMENT.  1:1C.
                 EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
              "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                     "AGE
                            24
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS
. "~~~: -AEINET. FLAMMAELES JUSTRITE
:•-.."-. CABINET, FLAMMABLE; JUSTRITE
. ::- :AS-I::E~. FLAMMAELES JUSTRITE
'•-.rr: EXPLOSI.METER/OZ METE DRAEGER
-9C-77? EXPLC3IMETER/02 METE CRAEGER
••-•-730 RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME NESTER
•j567;i RELATIVE HUMIDITY ME NESTER
---73:: MULTI-TEST METER, ELE FLUKE
.--673? SAMPLER, KEMMERER KEMMERER
.•--••=4 FLASH POINT TESTER PENSKY MARTEN
:-'-.":: ORGANIC VAPOR ANALYZ FOXBORO
------ 6 CASCADE AIR LINE SYS MSA
.-•-••=/ CASCADE AIR LINE SYS MSA
.-:'": -3 LOCATOR, MAGNETIC i SCHONSTEDT
•.•96 7? 9 RADIATIDN MONITOR S.E. INT'L
_9i7?0 RADIATION MONITOR S.E. INT'L
'-••-'-.-."- i SELF-CONTAINED EREAT MSA
-•9t 7 9 2 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
'-9t7'T: SELF-CONTAINED EREAT MSA
or-i794 CYLINDER, COMPOSITE MSA
19e79S TYPEWRITER, ELECTRIC IBM
•i967---o TYPEWRITER, ELECTRIC IBM
0^..--. - ~Hi,T-. JONF^^EMCE HON

.--..••••••• -:HAI~ . :ONFERE:-ICE HON
.'••-• 5. 00 Ch'AIR, CONFERENCE HON
- 501 CHAIR. CONFERENCE HON
.•-3C2 CHAIR, CONFERENCE HON
: ?-;S03 CHAIR, CONFERENCE HON
.96804 BOOKCASE HON
696305 BOOKCASE HON
o9bS06 BOOKCASE HON
696307 BOOKCASE HON
•S96803 BOOKCASE HON
c96809 COLORIMETRIC G/V TES NATIONAL DRAGER
6?6310 CHAIR, CONFERENCE HON
';. :'t?61 PRINTER KODAK
S96S62 PRINTER KODAK
•-•96863 PRINTER KODAK
-96364 PRINTER KODAK
1-96865 PRINTER KODAK
=•96866 PRINTER KODAK
; 96367 PRINTER KODAK
D?6368 PRINTER KODAK
03/03/89
08/03/89
08/03/39
08/03/89
08/03/89
07/31/89
07/31/89
08/03/89
08/01/89
08/03/89
08/04/89
08/10/89
08/10/89
08/11/89
08/14/89
08/14/89
08/03/89
08/03/39
08/03/89
08/03/89
08/08/89
08/03/89
08/^ 1 /89
V W / _L ~. / ^.* S
08/11, •-=•?
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/39
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/11/89
08/14/89
08/11/89
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/9O
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/02/90
05/O2/90
05/02/90
».. I
"\'\
>•,
i 1
N
M
, -I
N
N
n
•.j
N
k. I
I X
N
N
N
N
N
.N
N
' N
N
. i
N
'. I
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N Avtex fibers, VA
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

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                •ICCLO-3Y 1 ENVIRONMENT.  INC.
                 EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
              "CTAL NON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                     PAGE
                           -25
:ESC.~IP_UON
MANUF ACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR
• - T- '-"
'":•::: :.-7A _CGGER . 70RTA2L
• '":;_ "••'-. OMETER . INFRARED
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- w -• ..-. .^, .".._.< U '^ ,S _- L. , * : < O i .^.
- .-'."004 CAR'RYING CASE, I.NSTR
iV^OCC CARRYING CASE, INSTR
.'•"CO; CARRYING CASE, I.NSTR
;.-:-700~ CARRYING CASE, INSTR
- -~OC3 CARRYING CASE, INSTR
-•';~OC? CARRYING CASE, I.NSTR
:.-->• -• ."-iORYTNG CASE, INSTR
. r-Jli C.APRYIN'G CASE, INSTR
. •'•":: 2 :HAIR , SIDE
- ?~01 : "HA'R . 5~DE
: -'~-l i CHAIR. £IDE
3-?70i: CHAIR. IIDE
. •••"01- ::-:AIR. SIDE
-;-7c.;- :HAIR, 3 IDE
.-.97018 CHAIR, SIDE
.-•97019 CHAIR, ilDE
: r7020 CHAIR , SIDE
"C4071 r-'ICRCCOMPUTER, COMPA
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- • - - - -• •'•-• 	 'PL- . '•—,: . -CNP A
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-24054 MICROCOMPUTER. COMPA
•C'40t-5, MICROCOMPUTER , COMPA
7240S6 MICROCOMPUTER, COMPA
T24111 VEHICLE, 4WD BLAZER,
"24112 VEHICLE, 4WD BLAZER,
-241 1C TELECOUPLER, PORTABL
•24114 TELECOUPLER, PORTA3L
•"••-^115 ~~:ECOUPLER, PORTABL
•24116 TELECCUPLER , PORTA8L
"2 ••; ii" TELECOUPLER , PORTABL
'24118 TELECOUPLER, PORTA3L
•24119 VEHICLE, 4WD SUBURBA
'24120 VEHICLE, 4UJD SU3UR3A
•24121 SATELLITE SURVEYOR
-24122 SATELLITE, SURVEYOR
•2=120 HOT PLATE
'24124 OVEN, LAB
KODAK
MIE
OMEGA ENGINEER!
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
PELICAN
°ELICAN
GLOBE
GLOSE
GLOBE
GLOBE
GLOSE
GLOBE
GLOBE
GLGBE
GLOBE
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
COMPAQ
CHEVROLET
CHEVROLET
COMPUTER FRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
COMPUTER PRODUC
CHEVROLET
CHEVROLET
TRIMBLE NAVIGAT
TRIMBLE NAVIGAT
THERMOLYNE
KOE KOL INDUSTR
03/02/90
03/14/39
03/22/89
03/30/89
08/30/89
08/30/39
08/30/89
08/30/39
08/30/89
08/30/39
08/30/89
08/30/39
03/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/39
08/31/89
08/31/89
08/31/89
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/1 4.— 0
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/14/90
06/12/91
06/12/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
10/04/91
07/16/91
07/16/91
12/12/91
12/12/91
12/O5/91
12/05/91
.
N
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
N

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N
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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                LiCCLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT,  INC.
                 EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
              "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                     PAGE  ' 26
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR  COMMENTS

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724322
724 ?33
724334
724335
724336
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724323
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"24342
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,"24346
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GENERATOR
GENERATOR
GENERATOR
GENERATOR
GENERATOR
1ENEP-TOR
GENERATOR
XAL'I.-r . _CN ALERT MONI
C'AD I ATI 3N ALERT MONI
f-. AD. .--.._ ON ALERT MONI
RADIATION ALERT MONI
RADIATION ALERT MONI
RADIATION ALERT MONI
GAS GENERATOR , HCN
GAS GENERATOR , H2S
PROJECTOR, SLIDE
PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD
'I ART, -V/VCR
C'UMP. AIR SAMPLING
:-'-:MP. -IR SAMPLING
:Ur,P. AIR SAMPLING
P • J M P , AIR •£• A M P L I ." •'. G
-•'.T'P.. AIR SAMPLING
=>UMP , AIR SAMPLING
GENERATOR, ELECTRICA
GENERATOR, ELECTRICA
GENERATOR, ELECTRICA
GENERATOR, ELECTRICA
GENERATOR, ELECTRICA
STEAM CLEANER , HIGH
SLOOD PRESSURE/PULSE
3LOOD PRESSURE/PULSE
ELCOD FRESSURE/PULSE
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
FILE CABINET
50EKQL INDUSTRI
TEMPCON
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
3E INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
£E INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
SE INTERNATIONA
COMPUR
OOMPUR
KODAK
3M
3RE
GILIAN
3ILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
HONDA
LANDA
LABTRON
LABTRON
LABTRON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
12/20/91
12/12/91
03/3^/0'?
*_' •J ^ *-J w / ^ —
03/30/92
03/30/92
03/30/92
O3/3O/9~>
W^X "nJ W / 7^
04/07/92
04/07/92
04/07/92
04/07/92
06/29/92
06/29/92
06/29/92
06/29/92
06/29/92
06/29/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
02/22/90
02/22/90
02/22/9O
02/21/90
02/21/90
02/21/rO
02/21/90
02/21/90
02/21/90
02/27/90
02/27/90
02/27/90
02/27/90
02/27/90
02/27/90
02/26/90
02/26/90
02/26/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
M
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N
N
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N
N
N
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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   EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                    -AGE
             27
DESCRIPTION
        MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR

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2.-,R CODE READING UNI
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-•CCKET DOSIMETER KIT
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR, DESK
SHELVING UNIT
SHELVING UNIT
SHELVING UNIT
SHELVING UNIT
GILIBRATOR, HIGH FLO
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
AIR SAMPLING PUMP
:LUDGE SAMPLER
PROJECTOR, OVERHEAD
BOOKCASE
SERVICING EED, PICKU
VEHICLE, 4WD PICKUP,
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HON
HON
HON
HON
HUMMINGBIRD
CAMPBELL SCIENT
REALISTIC
MDA
MDA


COMPAQ
HEWLETT PACKARD
UNITED CHAIR
STACOR
EMC
COLUMBIA iCIENT
AMS
METROSONICS
WORTHINGTCN
UORTHINGTCN
WORTHINGTON
M J V.* V.J
2RAINARD KILMAN
DOSIMETER CORP.
DOSIMETER CORP.
HON
HON
HON
RIVET LOCK
RIVET LOCK
RIVET LOCK
RIVET LOCK
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
GILIAN
SOILTEST
3M
BURROUGHS
CHALLENGER
CHEVROLET
^A / 1 n / o n
^/ H / .1 l-' / T' \J
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
04/10/90
05/25/90
06/01/90
06/12/90
07/19/90
09/04/90
03/26/90
09/27/90
09/27/90
09/27/90
02/07/90
02/07/90
02/07/90
02/28/90
05/24/90
08/03/90
10/15/90
10/15/90
10/15/90
1 ~' / : ~ /OQ
1 2/* 3/S9
02/02/90
02/02/90
01/31/90
01/31/90
01/31/90
03/01/90
03/01/90
03/01/90
03/01/90
03/02/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
04/16/90
03/20/90
03/05/90
06/20/90
01/13/92
06/06/91
\\
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M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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N
N
N
M
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
M
N
M
N
M
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                                      expendable

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          i ENVIRONMENT.  IMC.
   EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
"OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                    PAGE
        MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS
_•:". VEHICLE. SUBURSAN, 1 CHEVROLET
"I ....'" ''EHI2-E, CONTAINER T FORD
' :. -:•: ~"_CT-ER HEWLETT-PACKARD
"1.,:: :-RI;,'TER, WIDE CARRID C-ITOH ELECTRON
.'I, -ill TABLE. CONFERENCE S' UNKNOWN
"2441.. DRILL MACHINE, HYDRA GEQPROEE SYSTEM
~2--27 MONITC-X, HCN COMPUR
"24423 GAS GENERATOR, H2S COMPUR
.^24429 KEYBOARD, COMPUTER GATEWAY
"24-:C COMPUTER, DISK DRIVE GATEWAY
~2.;4l. 2AMPEF. SHELL, PICKUP ARE
•:•;-:: 2 -M-NI-CX. H2S DETECTO COMPUR
"2 -:•:•• -AC" 2-E.NERATOR, HCN COMPUR
"2;-.- "ONI-:-, COMPUTER GATEWAY
-24435 MONITX, PHOSGENE DE COMPUR
~2443--i. COMPU'ER ADVANCED DATA G
"2--;- PRINTER. PAINT JET X HEWLETT-PACKARD
"24433 DIGITIZER KURTA
.-244?-- DISK DRIVE. OPTICAL PANASONIC
7244—0 MONI-J.R, COLOR VGA JVC
~2-:;-i video Projection Pan PROXIMA
~2*--,; VEHICLE, 4WD PICKUP, CHEVROLET
~:,^.u SCSA. -IP-AIR MSA
"2 •:--•., ;CS.-.. -IP-:iIR MSA
-- ••--: : :EA. -IP-AIF. MSA
''.-.-:: ICEA. -IP-MIR MSA
•.:--: 2 £CEA- HIP-AIR MSA
" 2 ; - I -; 3 C E A . - 1 P - A I R MSA
"2445? PRINTER PANASONIC
724459 MONITOX, HCN COMPUR
724460 MONITOX, H2S DETECTO COMPUR
724811 PUMP, WELL QED
724312 PUMP CONTROLLER QED
T'24313 3AILER, TEFLON NORTON
724314 ULTRASONIC CLEANER BRANSON
-2-4315 DRILL, HYDRAULIC ARO
"24cl-i WATER SAMPLER. REMME WILDCO
-24317 EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO I.S.I.
T24S1S EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO I.S.I.
-24319 EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO I.S.I.
"24320 EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO I.S.I.
"24321 EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO I.S.I.
-24:222 EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO I.S.I.
724823 HEAT STRESS MONITOR METROSONICS
08/01/91
1 1/1 ^-'/'-'O
Tl "• / ': "> /O"^
03/27/92
01/14/92
08/03/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
08/11/92
08/11/92
08/O2/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
03/11/92
07/29/92
02/17/92
02/17/92
02/19/92
02/17/92
07/1 7/00
\J t.*S ^ / X ~_»
02/28/92
06/26/91
06/11/92
06/1 l/v2
06/1 1/92
06/11/92
06/11/92
06/11/92
07/08/92
07/29/92
07/29/92
09/11/89
09/11/89
09/26/89
09/27/89
09/07/89
08/25/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/12/89
09/27/89
V
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,N
:"!
N
N
N
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N
N
N
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: ^
N
N
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N
N
N
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
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N
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
N
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                        ICCLC2Y  :,  E; !VIRON'?1£NT .  INC.
                         EQUIPMENT  TRACKING SYSTEM
                      rOTAL .NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                             PAGE
                            29
        DESCRIPTION
         1.-- .-TRESS MONITOR

        :-;•:•:-:.:~ER INTERFACE

        :ATA RECORDER
        -.23 ANALYZER
        IATA RECORDER
        -UAL-P'JRPOSE 2REATHI
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        'I 'JAL-PURPOSE SREATHI
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DATE
ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS
  '•A:--.^ '
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 CYLINDER.  COMPOSITE
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 EAI_ER,  TEFLON

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        r^ATA  LOGGER ,  AMB .  AI
.^24 -? 3 ~-  ~ AD 10 ,  2-WAY
24360
24861
24362
24S6.
24864
RADIO,
RADIO,
RADIO .
RADIO,
RADIO,
2-WAY
2-WAY
2-WAY
2-WAY
2-WAY
 24S69
SELF-CONTAINED E'REAT MSA
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
CYLINDER, COMPOSITE
SELF-CONTAINED BREAT MSA
SOIL SAMPLING KIT
 ;4374 CASCADE  ASSEMBLY
 :4;v: CHAIR, DESK
 :4376 DESK, REGULAR
 JJ877 CHAIR, DESK
 :437£ CHAIR, DESK
METROSONICS
.-•ETROSONIC3
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
INTERSCAN
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
•ISA
MSA
MSA
MSA
LIFE SUPPORT PR
LIFE SUPPORT PR
NORTON
NORTON
NORTON
NORTON
ROCOL
ROCOL
- — '- •-' ' * - i - —
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
FOXSCRO
FOX30RO
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MSA
MSA
MSA
MSA
ARTS MFG & SUPP
MSA
HON
HON
HON
HON
09/27/39
09/27/39
09/07/0?
09/07/89
09/07/89
09/07/89
09/07/89
09/13/39
09/18/89
09/18/89
09/13/89
09/18/89
09/18/89
09/13/39
09/18/89
09/27/89
09/27/89
09/26/39
09/26/89
08/25/89
08/25/89
10/07/39
10/07/89
10/09/89
10/11/39
10/11/59
10/13/89
10/13/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/27/89
10/22/89
10/22/89
10/22/89
10/22/89
11/02/89
10/29/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
11/14/89
N
:i
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N
N
N
N
iN
N
N
N
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\ ^
N
N
N
N
-N
N
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N
N
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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not found
not found
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                        ECOLOGY  1  ENVIRONMENT,  INC.                PAGE   '30
                         EQUIPMENT  TRACKING SYSTEM
                      'OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                               DATE
-.Eji_£   DESCRIPTION           MANUFACTURER    ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS

 '1-.-7"  -If:-'. REGULAR         HON              11/14/89  N
 "I;;:-;:  DESK. REGULAR         HON              11/14/89  N
  1  rr_  "AILER. STAINLESS ST JOHNSON          10/26/89  M
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724* 9'-
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724901
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724910
724911
724912
724913
724914
724915
724916
2 — 917
724913
724919
724920
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"24922
, -T '^ "^ "^
-24924
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CAMERA. 35MM W/ ZOOM
CAMERA, 35MM W/ ZOOM
CAMERA. 35MM
STREAM BOTTOM SAMPLE
PLANKTON SAMPLER
•-AMEF.A. INSTANT PRIN
:-ANDTRL'CK . 2-WHEEL
-ANOTP.UCK , 2-WHEEL
:-ANDTRUCK , 2-WHEEL
-ADIATION RATE METER
RADIATION RATE METER
.MR CUTLET CONNECTIC
CHAIR, DESK
CHAIR, DESK
CAMERA, 35MM
CARRYING CASE, CAMER
LENS, "ELEPHOTO
CAMERA. C-5MM
•:.-;:;;RY:::G CASE, CAMER
I A M £ F A . I N S 7 A N T P R I N
. 4 S K
~ILE CABINET
BOOKCASE
FILE CABINET
BOOKCASE
BOOKCASE
DESK
DESK
FILE CABINET
WATER LEVEL INDICATO
BAILER, 1050 CC
TRIPOD, FIBERGLASS
TABLE, DRAFTING
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPO
BAILER, 1050 CC
BAILER, SO CC
BAILER, 80 CC
SLOPE INDICATOR
NIKON
NIKON
NIKON
UILDCO
WILDCO
POLAROID
VALLEY CRAFT
VALLEY CRAFT
VALLEY CRAFT
EICRON
BICRON
WESTERN EMTERPR
HON
HON
NIKON
PELICAN
PRO
NIKON
PELICAN
POLAROID
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
HON
SLOPE INDICATOR
NORWELL
FORESTRY SUPPLI
MAYLINE
I.S.I.
I.S.I.
I.S.I.
NORWELL
NORWELL
NORWELL
12/18/89
12/22/89
12/22/89
12/22/89
12/27/89
12/27/89
12/26/89
12/27/39
12/27/89
12/27/89
01/23/9O
01/23/90
11/06/89
11/15/89
11/15/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
12/14/89
12/14/39
12/15/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/18/89
12/19/89
09/01/89
09/01/89
08/24/89
09/15/89
O9/15/89
09/15/89
09/22/89
09/22/89
09/22/89
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
' N
N
N
N
:;
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N

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                ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT,  IMC.
                 EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
              fOTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                    PAGE
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR COMMENTS
- -. ;. :. - -
— - ^ •,.--.
_ - 2 .
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724'-' _•_
724931
724921
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724941
724943
72404i
724943
724946
724947
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COMPUTER, HARD DISK
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09/25/S9
10/03/39
10/05/89
10/10/89
10/10/89
10/09/89
11/06/89
11/07/89
11/20/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
12/12/89
12/13/89
12/13/39
12/21/89
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02/07/90
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02/20/86
02/20/86
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08/01/84
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N
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                        ECOLOGY 1 ENVIRONMENT .  INC.
                         EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                     TOTAL  NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                              DATE
                              MANUFACTURER    ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS

                cL.rtcrv E?OX     BLACK BOX       02/20/86  .N
                              RICOH           03/19/86  N
  :::••:•• j :V-XA~ION METER. MIC  LUDLAM MEASUREM 09/02/92  N
 • 00:01 .-ICNITCX, H2S DETECTO  CCMPUR         ,07/29/92  N

  02002 GAS GENERATOR , HCN    COMPUR          07/29/92  N
 "03CO3 MGNI70X, HCN          COMPUR          07/29/92  N
 '0:004 GAS GENERATOR, PHOSG  COMPUR          07/29/92  N
 fO:OC: VONITCX, PHOSGENE DE  COMPUR          07/29/92  N
 -o::•:•. GAS GENERATOR, PHOSG  COMPUR          07/29/92  N

 ~::-:o.~ G.-VS GENERATOR, H2S    COMPUR          07/29/92  N
 ~-0:,_; MONITOR, 4-GAS        GASTECH         09/18/92  N
 •~::i" -^C'_-.-y Analyzer w/Do  JEROME          12/22/92  N
 "•:.:2r Vacr.ile, Minlvan, 19                  04/12/92  N
 ~0;.<_:-I -GENERATOR,  HYDRIDE    3UCK  SCIENTIFIC 09/08/92  N

 -•:;::•; ^OUIEP. SUPPLY, SPECTR  BUCK  SCIENTIFIC 09/08/92  N
 -030?! fPEC-ROPHOTOMETER, A  SUCK  SCIENTIFIC 09/08/92  N
 KOO:.. PRINTER               PANASONIC       12/04/92  N
 ?o:-ci.~ PRINTER               PANASONIC       12/04/92  N
 "0?CC3 PRINTER               PANASONIC       12/04/92  N
 i03039  IMMUriO  ASSY  KIT      ENSYS
 00041  SCANNER/PROGRAMMABLE REALISTIC
 00042  SCANNER/PROGRAMMABLE REALISTIC
 ••::o4:-:  SOIL MOISTURE METER  F.OSEMOUNT
 ;;:-.-  _CNE ^EMETF.O^ETER    EL:. INTEF.NATI;
  :::•-:•  .-:o^z~  PEMETP.OMETER  ELE .  INTERNATIC 03/26/92
 '::0--  LEVEL.  HAND  HELD     SOKKIA           05/26/93
 "-,:•:::  V-.ONI~:X DETECTOR, CL COMPUR           05/26/93
 ::::o:  GAS  GENERATOR,  CL2   COMPUR           05/26/93
•-••OI-.-0-52  MONITOX DETECTOR, CL COMPUR           05/26/93
                 03/19/93   N
                 05/20/93   N
                 05/20/93   N
                 06/02/93   N
                            N
                            N
                            N1
                            N
                            N
903053 GAS  GENERATOR,  CL2
903054 CELLULAR  PHONE
903O55 CELLULAR  PHONE
903056 PH/CCND/TEMP  METER
903057 PH/CCND/TEMP  METER
COMPUR           05/26/93  N
FUJITSU          O5/26/93  N
FUJITSU          05/26/93  N
CAMBRIDGE  SCIEN 05/26/93  N
CAMBRIDGE  SCIEN 05/26/93  N
90305? SPECTRACE 9OOO       TN TECHNOLOGIES  03/01/93
903059 SPECTRACE 9OOO PROBE TN TECHNOLOGIES  03/01/93
702060 DOSIMETER CHARGER    DOSIMETER CORP.  05/25/93
903061 DOSIMETER             DOSIMETER CORP   05/25/93
903062 DOSIMETER             DOSIMETER CORP   05/25/93
r-03063 DOSIMETER
:-OOOi4 DOSIMETER
-03065 DOSIMETER CHARGER
F'020c6 DOSIMETER
?03O67 DOSIMETER
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
DOSIMETER'CORP
DOSIMETER CORP
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
05/25/93
N
N
N
N
N

N
N
N
N
N

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                        3 ENVIRONMENT .  INC.
                 EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
              "OTAL NON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                                                    PAGE
                                                                         33
DESCRIPTION
                               MANUFACTURER
                                             DATE
                                             ACQUIRED RPR
                                                     :OMMENTS
        ?• '£• I /" i . _.-.  C' •-. A R G s
        -ic "V —TC-O
                      DOSIMETER CORP
                      DOSIMETER CORP
                      DOSIMETER CORP
                      DOSIMETER CORP
                                                05/25/93  N
                                                ; 5/25/93  N
                                                05/25/93  r-i
                                                05/25/?3  N
>05I?!ETER
"'Oc IMET~R
DOSIMETER CHARGER
:OSIXETER
                               DOSIMETER CORP
                               DOSIMETER CORP
                               DOSIMETER CORP
                               DOSIMETER CORP
                               DOSIMETER CORP
                                             05/25/93   N'
                                             05/25/93   N
                                             05/25/93   N
                                             05/25/93   N
                                             05/25/93   N
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                      DOSIMETER CORP
                      DOSIMETER CORP
                      DOSIMETER CORP
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 .MERA ,  35MM
  MEF.A ,  35MM
    R-,  ?5MM
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                      PANASONIC
                      PANASONIC
                      EPSON
                                               05/25/93
                                               05/25/93
                                               05/25/93
                                               12/O7/92
                                               12/O7/92

                                               12/07/92
                                               01/05/93
                                               01/05/93
                                               01/05/93
                                               01/O5/93
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                       N

                                                       N
                                                       N
                                                       i N
                                                       N
                                                       N
                                               01/05/93   N
                                               01/05/93  ' N
                                               01/05/93   N
                                               01/05/93   N
       :£'3.-..-'HONE

      ECSA RESPIRATOR
      I2M ~'Plv'RITER
      DESK. SECRETARIAL

      FIRST AID KIT
      INSTAMATIC CAMERA
      5C3A CYLINDER
      MSA EATTERY PACK
      FIXT FLOW PUMP  APR,

      COMPUTER TABLE
      CASCADE KIT
      CARRY CASE
      VEHICLE WINCH
      PRINTER

      "ABLE
      CHAIR w/ ARMS,  SUIIVE
      CHAIR w/ ARMS,  SWIVE
      35mm CAMERA
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                     MSA
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                     SEARS
                     OKIDATA
                     KODAK
                                       11/01/S4  N
                                                 N  added 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93

                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93

                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93

                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  added 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93
                                                 N  ADDED 9/93

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                         ECOLOGY £ E.-JVIRONMENT,  INC.
                          EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                       TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                                                    PAGE
                                             34
         DESCRIPTION

         lELLL'LAR ANTENNA
         ~:LE CABINET
         i'LOOC PRESSURE/PULSE
         RANGE FINDER

         C-CT'TKir-£O
         SKC CHARGER
         OVA w/ RECORDER
         -IELD COMPUTER
              TABLE
                               MANUFACTURER
         HCN iMONITOX
         •:VA
         :-:C AUTOMATIC CHARGE  SKC
         ;;ON i PARKING TOOL KI
         -EAT £TRESS MONITOR
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 SKC
 FOXBORO
 COMPAQ
 HON

 BAYER DIAGNOSTI
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS

          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93

          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93

          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
         PYROMETER
         MOTOROLA HT600
         INST.-.MATIC CAMERA
         TASLE
         pH PEN-
                              OMEGA
                              MOTOROLA
                              ROKIN'ON

                              FISHER SCIENTIF
                            N  ADDED 9/93
                            N  ADDED 9/93
                            N  ADDED 9/93
                            N  ADDED 9/93
                            N  ADDED 9/93
         pH PEN               FISHER  SCIENTIF
         2 WAY FM-TRANSCEIVER
         VOICE OPERATOR 2 WAY
         VOICE OPERATOR 2 WAY
         .-.::ALV'"ICAL 2ALANCE ,  AMERICAN  SCI.   05/0.

         ••:HO MICRO PEN        NESTOR  INSTRUME
         FOCUS FREE CAMERA    VIVI TAR
         COMPUTER  DISK DRIVE  CURTIS  MATHES
         PRINTER               PANASONIC
         PRINTER               PANASONIC
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  -OCED  -?/93

                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
                                                         N  ADDED  9/93
."24636  TRICODER
72^660  ESC
^24844  PLASTIC BAILER
724870  SCBA AIR CYLINDER
724836  35mm CAMERA
                                               11/22/93
"03015
  3020
        MOTOROLA  RADIO
        MOTOROLA  RADIO
        MOTOROLA  RADIO
        2 WAY RADIO
        MOTOROLA  RADIO
MSA
NIKON

MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
MOTOROLA
        MOTOROLA MICRPHONE    MOTOROLA
        MOTOROLA MICRPHONE    MOTOROLA
        RADIO CHARGER         MOTOROLA
        6 WAY RADIO CHARGER
        VEHICLE, P/U CREW CA  FORD
          N  ADDED 9/93
          N
          N  ADDED 9/93
          N  ADDED 9/93
          N  ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93

          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93
          N   ADDED 9/93

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                         'ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT,  IMC.
                          EQUIPMENT TRACKING  SYSTEM
                       TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE  INVENTORY
                                          '  35
         DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
DATE
ACQUIRED RPR
:OMMENTS
 -
?03714
902-715
•^C2716

903713
-0272O

903722
903723
VEHICLE. 41JD P/U , CH
VEHICLE , SUBURBAN
'.E;-:::_2, SUBURBAN
HAZ UASTE FILTRATION
PH METER
3H METER
2" LEAD SHEILDIMG
PORTABLE PLUS SYSTEM
PMT EASE/PREAM
3X3 INCH NAI DETEC
35mm CAMERA
o ^ T ^ ' T" ~ ^
3" SURFACE SAMPLER
COPIER
DIGITAL SCALE BALANC
.-.'EEDEATER
PRINTER
3-POSITION TCLP TUMB
COMPUTER , COLOR NOTE
15" SUGA MONITOR
ENHANCED KEYBOARD
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
^T — -.: :-rtC!<
2AT~ERY PACK
JATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY PACK
PAINT JET PRINTER XL
DESKJET 1200
COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU
NOTEBOOK POWER SUPPL
NOTEBOOK POWER SUPPL
COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU
POWER SUPPLY , NOTEBO
COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU
POWER SUPPLY , NOTEBO
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NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
NEC
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NEC
HEWLETT PACKARD
HEWLETT PACKARD
NEC
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07/30/93
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07/30/93
07/30/93
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07/30/93
07/30/93
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
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                          EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
                       TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                                                    PAGE
                                              36
          ?_E£CR_IPTION
                               MANUFACTURER
                  DATE
                  ACQUIRED  RPR COMMENTS
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          COLO-. NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
          POWER SUPPLY, NOTE30 NEC
          •;CLO~ NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
          POWER SUPPLY, NOTE30 NEC

          COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
          POWER SUPPLY, NOTEBO NEC
          COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
          POWER SUPPLY, NOTEBO NEC
          COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC

          POWER SUPPLY, NOTEEO NEC
          COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
          r'OWER SUPPLY ,NQTEBOO NEC
          rOLCF. NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
          "OWER r'JPPLY, NOTE20 NEC

          COLOR NOTEBOOK COMPU NEC
         POWER  SUPPLY,  NOTEEO NEC
          .5" COLOR MONITOR    NEC
          15" COLOR MONITOR    NEC
         DOCKING STATION      NEC

         DOCKING STATION      NEC
         KEYBOARD. EUROTECH 1 KEYTRONIC
         KEYBOARD, EUROTECH 1 KEYTRONIC
         MOUSE                 LOGITECH
          :J'JS£                 LOGITECH
                  PN46
      -   "xINTER
      ;.   :-RINTER
     •-   PRINTER
     -7   --RINTER
903753  PRINTER
902759  PRINTER
•^03760  PRINTER  PN43
•-'037'.1  PRINTER  PN48
703762  PRINTER  PN48
"03763
-03764

903766
        PRINTER  PN48
        PRINTER  PN48
        DOCKING  STATION
        3ATTERY  PACK
        VMS VIDEO CAMERA
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        REGULATORS  (2  STAGE) AIR PRODUCTS
        RECREATION  VEHICLE   PACE ARROW
        BOOKCASE              HON
        BOOKCASE              HON
        BOOKCASE              HON
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/30/93
07/20/93
07/30/93
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07/30/93
07/30/93
08/27/93
1O/13/93
10/01/93
09/30/93
09/30/93
09/30/93
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N
N
N
N
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N
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N
N
N
N
N
N
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N
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                ECOLOGY I- ENVIRONMENT. IMC.               PAGE

                 EQUIPMENT TRACKING SYSTEM
              TOTAL NON-EXPENDABLE INVENTORY
                                       DATE

                      MANUFACTURER     ACQUIRED RPR  COMMENTS
__::;-: :.-.£!              HON              09/20/93  N   ADDED 9/93
~-~C.L-:C.V:-E              HON              09/30/93  N   ADDED 9/93
: :N:I:TIVI~Y METER     GEONICS LIMITED 11/19/93  N
     :RDER            GEONICS LIMITED 11/19/^3  N

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FEDERAL EQUIPMENT LISTING AND SUPPLIES

      UNITED STATES COAST GUARD;

    Marine  Safety Office,  Galveston
     Marine Safety Office,Houston
   Marine Safety Office, New Orleans
   Marine Safety Office, Port Arthur
      Atlantic  Area  Strike  Team

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UNITED STATES COAST GUARD RESOURSES
                          RESPONSE BOATS
MSO CALVES TON

Manufact/Type:
Alumacraft/John
           Boat
Avon/Offshore

Sealark/Protected
        water
HP:   Crew:
25-2  2

70-2  2

150   2
i  Len./Bm./Drft
2  14//6'/10"
   21'/7'/32.5"
Transport:
Norm, trail.

Norm, trail.

Norm, trail,
MSO HOUSTON

Manufact/Type:      HP;
Alumicraft/John
           Boat
Alumicraft/John           2
           Boat
Boston Whaler/      175-2 3
Protected water
Monarch/Protected   150   3
        water
Monarch/Protected         2
        water
Unknown/Protected   308   3
        water
                Len./Bm./Drft
             1  27//10'/21"

             1  21'/7'/24"

             2  27'/7'/18"

             1  32Vl2'/3'8"
                   Transport:
                   Norm, trail.

                   Norm, trail,

                   Wide trail.

                   Norm, trail.

                   Norm, trail.

                   Wide trail.
                          BOOM EQUIPMENT
MSO HOUSTON

Manufact/Model:    Type:  Length:
Containment Syst/  Round  2000'
AFT1
Containment Syst.  Fence  500'
12502
               Skirt/Float size:
                     Conn, type:
                     ASTM
                                  ASTM

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MSO GALVESTON
Manufact/Model:
                Skirt/Float size:  Conn, type:
Performance Boom
Unkown
MSO HOUSTON
Manuf act /Model :
ICOM/IC-M120
ITT/183499-103
Macintosh/Hayes/
Gvmt 2400
Mita/LOC-550
Mitel/Superset 4
Motorola/
Centracom
Motorola/HT600
Motorola/MX300-R
Motorola/lHDT5QV2
PageNet
Unisys /Par adyac/
T-48
Zigman/ZTX-2090
MSO GALVESTON
Manuf act /Model :
AT&T/RHU-84-3
Round
2000' 24"/10"
ASTM
Fence 5000' 42"20"
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT

MF
TP
MOD
FAX
TP
MF
PHH
MF
CP
PAG
MOD
COM

Type:
TP

1 Freer: Band: Rancre :
1 15
13
1
1
3
1 50
5 ' VHF-FM 3-5
6 VHF-FM 3-5
5
8
1
1

1 Freer: Band: Range:
1

Field Tune:
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No

Field Tune :
No
GTE Mobilnet/
D2J8Q5UM9012
ICOM/IC-M100

King/
CP     2

MF     1

PHH    2
Marine  VHF-FM  20

Marine  VHF-FM  3
No

Yes

Yes

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Motorola/          PHH

Motorola/          MF
Centracom II
Motorola/HTSOO     PHH

Motorola/MCX-1000  MF

Motorola/MX300-R   MF

Motorola/          PAG
Page Mart
Murata/EOlAl       FAX

Standard/CNB830    PHH

SW Bell/Freedom    TP

SW Bell/SIX 30A    TP

YAESU/FT-747GX     MF
         1           VHF-FM  20      No

         6           VHF-FM  3       Yes

         1   Marine  VHF-FM  20      Yes

         6   015/6/9 VHF-FM  2       Yes

         12  929.6625        Hstn Ar No

         1                           No

         6   Marine  VHF-FM  3       Yes

         1                           No

         1                           No

         1   5.320.0  HF             Yes
MSO HOUSTON
                          PUMP  EQUIPMENT
Manufact/Model:
Ohler/P-140
Pump Type:
Fire
Drive Type:
Gasoline
Size:      Rate crpm:
10'drop/2"  140

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FIGURE F-I..2                  _,
EQUIPMENT SUMMARY BY LOCATION"
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      FEDERAL EQUIPMENT LISTING AND SUPPLIES




Department of Energy - Strategic Petroleum Reserve

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 Strategic  Petroleum  Reserve

      The Strategic Petroleum  Reserve,  operated  under contract by
 Boeing  Petroleum Services, Inc., maintains oil  pollution response
 equipment  at the Weeks  Island site.   This equipment  is available
 to  the  pre-designated federal OSC on  a cost reimbursement basis
 in  the  event of a spill that  exceeds  the  capabilities of
 commercial contractors  and other resources.  This equipment may
 be  obtained by contacting the Department  of Energy Project
 Manager:

          Mr. Paul Plaisance,  Jr.
          686-4478

          Mr. Mark Chatelain  -  (SPR -  NOLA,  3PS)
          686-4830

      SPR Equipment

      Slurp Skimmers                                2
      2" Diesel Skimmer Pump                        1
      23' Flat Bottom Boat (110 HP 0/B)             l
      22' Aluminum Cruiser (115 HP 0/B)             l
      Farm Tractor (60 HP)                           1
      Forklift ( 10 TON)                             1
      Trailer Mounted tank (2,500 GAL)              l
      Backhoe with Front End Loader                 1
      Inland Boom w/6" Skirtl,400 Ft.
      Shovels                                       5
      Pitchforks                                     5
     Sorbent Pads                                 30 Bales
     Sorbent Pads                                 10 Rolls

     All equipment cannot  be made available due to on-site
contingency requirements.

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  US Department
  of Transportation
  United States
  Coast Guard
                200
                           Commanding Officer
                           U.  S.  Coast Guard
                           Atlantic  Area
                           Strike Team
Aviation Training Center
Mobile, AL  36608-9690
FTS:  537-6601
                                                16465.1
                                                01 MAY 91
                              U.  S. Coast Guard
                          Atlantic Area Strike Team
                               Equipment Manual
LETTER OF PROMULGATION
1.  Purpose:  This Equipment Manual  is promulgated to  set  forth a
detailed outline of Atlantic Area Strike equipment available for
response to oil and hazardous material incidents.

2.  Reference:  Availability of equipment of this Manual is
governed by the National Contingency Plan ( NCP ) , Coast Guard
Marine Safety Manual Volume VI, Chapter 7 (COMDTINST M16000.ll),
Coast Guard Atlantic Area Directives publications and regulations.

3.  Cancellation:  This Manual supersedes and cancels the  previous
Equipment Manual dated 01 December 1988 and all changes thereto.

4.  Applicability:  A thorough knowledge of this manual is
mandatory for all personnel assigned to the Atlantic Area  Strike
Team and recommended  for all units  that may require Strike  Team
services .  Equipment identified in this Manual is available  to  all
pre-designated On-Scene Coordinators in accordance with existing
directives and regulations.  A current inventory of major
equipment items described in this manual is attached.

5 .  Amendments :  Changes and/or additions to this Manual will be
issued as required.

6.  Effective Date:  This Manual is  effective 29 April 1991.
Dist:
                             A.  WILTSHIRE
       Bra G-MER (3 Copies), B:b, B:c, B:n, C:e, E:n, E:o,
       EPA Regions I thru VII
       PACAREA STRIKE TEAM (2 Copies)
       LANTAREA STRIKE TEAM (40 Copies)

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         Atlantic  Area  Strike  Team  Equipment:  Inventory April  1991
 FUMES
OTY
VEHICLES
                                     QTV
Stripper        2
Single Stage    4
Double Stage    5
Thune Eureka    2
TK-5            2
Gormann Rupp    2
Sloane          4
385 Homelite D  3
Bigflow         2
Wilden - Poly   2
       - Steel  2
200 GPM Diesel  3
Water Rous      1

PRIME MOVERS

ADAPTS Type 3   7
VOPS            2
Hydro. Cooler   5

OMDCRS

Barriers        5
Mooring Sys     2
Retrieval Sys   2
Pump Floats     7
SMSB            1

DRBODNES

Type O 240 K    2
Type F  40 K    3
Type D  10 K    2

ODTBOARDS
       M2F Foldout     1
       NCP Travoo      1
       NCP Trailer     1
       CMC Astro       1
       White           2
       International   1
       7.5 Ton         1
       5 Ton           1
       Chevy 3X3       1
       Blazer 4X4      1
       Crew Cab 4X4    1
       Dodge 4X4       1
       Passenger Van   2
       Station Wagon   1
       ATV             2

       TRAILERS
       Tilt Trailer    1
       Low Boy-32 Ft   5
       Flat Bed-42 Ft  3
       Dolly           2
       Chem            2
       Deoon           1
       Van Mobilizer   3
       Box Trlr-40 Ft  1
       Gen/Light       1
       Wells Cargo     1
       Expandi-Booni    1

       SORTS

       32 Ft Mur.son    1
       22 Ft Outrage   1
       17 Ft PHIB      1
       Avon 15 Ft      7

225 HP
90 HP
50 HP
35 HP
30 HP
corurccAncfB

MX - 300 R
EXPO'S - WP
Pagers
VOX Headset
Repeaters
Polaris
Scanners
ADAPTS Hdsts
CB Radios
Bone Mies
Pol lular- Phs

3
4
2
9
2

42
11
42
8
2
21
3
7
10
3
6
Jon Boat

PALLETS

ADAPTS-Artic
De-watering
ADAPTS
Support
VOPS
Lighting
Hose
FOraCLJFT
6 K LBS
20 K LBS




1


1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1




MISCELLANEOUS

Generators
  3.0 KW
  4.5 KW
  5 KW 3 ph
  5.5 KW
  6 KW
  10 KW 3 ph.
Shop Container
Salvage Kits
CSC Kits
Chain Saw
Gasoline Winch
Mac Computer
QTV   CHEM
GIY
                                         3
                                         2
                                         2
                                         1
                                         2
                                         1
                                         1
                                         3
                                         6
                                         2
                                         1
                                         5
                       Telecopier (fax)  3
                       Aircraft Winch    2
                       Sample Kits       4
                       Stokes Litter     2
                       EMT Kits          5
                       Oxygen Kit        2
                       Frtbl Scale       6
                       Drum Lifter       1
                       Truck Scales Kit  1
                       Light Towers      3
                       Quik Saw          1
                       VRD               1
                       Air Ccmpr.  I/R    1
                       Air Compressor    1
                       Rope Mpp          1
                       Skim Pack         1
                       Disk Skinnier      1
                       Interface Meter   2
                       Survival Suits    11
                       Expandi-Boom    1800ft
                       FHDTO JjQUJLtfBIT
                       35  mm Auto         8
                       35  nn Minolta     1
                       Instant Polaroid  3
                       VHS Video Cam     2
                       VCR - VHS         2
                       VCR - 3/4         1
                       VCR - Beta         1

                       E-CL'IY EQUIPMENT

                       OWCCRS
                        Barriers         2
                        Mooring Sys     2
                        Pump Floats     1
                       Trailers
                        Flat Bed-42 Ft  1
                        Low Boy-32  Ft    3
                        Dolly           1
                        Van Mdbilizer    1
                      ADAPTS Pallet -  Artie
                        Type 3 Prim Mvr  1
                        Stripper Pump    1
                        Sloane Pump     1
                        Salvage Kit     1
                        AVON 15 ft       1
      SCBA's:
        MSA Custom 4500  18
        ELSA EEBA's       3
        Draeger EEBA's   25
        MSA Bottles      43
      Respirators:
        Survivair
        MSA

      CHEMICAL SUTIS

      Fyrepel Viton
      Fyrepel Butyl
      Staysafe-FVC
      ILC Dover-CPE
      Teflon-5100
                        Neotronic Extoxs
                        HNU
                        OVA
                        Scott S-105
30
44
 8
 8
10
13
16
                         2
                         6
                         5
                         4
                        Draeger Kits        4
                        Infrared Pyrometer  2
                        Beta/Gamma          2
                        PH Meter            6
                        Gastech 1314        3
                        Gastech GX-82       5
                        Gastec GX-86        2
                        Ifeat Stress Mn.tr    2
                        SKC Sample Pumps    5
                                                                    Mako
                                                                    Bauer
                                                                    Booster

                                                                    MrSCELLAMEOE CHEK
                                                                          2
                                                                          1
                                                                          I
                                                                    Steels Vests       16
                                                                    Soil Samp Kit       2
                                                                    Chlorine Kits ABC   3
                                                                    Deoon Shower        2
                                                                    Vetter System       1
                                                                    Patch/Plug Kits     4
                                                                    Weather Station     2
                                                                    DART Samplers      25
                                                                    Heat Sealers        3

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     The Atlantic Area Strike Team (LAST) is one of two teams
that make up the U. S. Coast Guard's National Strike Force.  We
are responsible for providing response support for or on behalf
of Federal On-Scene Coordinators (OSC's) in 36 states and the
Caribbean.  These include 37 Coast Guard OSC's in the coastal
zone covering the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, the Caribbean, the
Great Lakes, and the Western Rivers and EPA OSC's in the inland
zone covering 7 Federal regions (I-VII).  The Pacific Area Strike
Team provides the support for OSC's in the western United States,
Alaska, Hawaii, and the Pacific Islands.

AVAILABLE STRIKE TEAM SUPPORT

     The Strike Team is always available to support Coast Guard,
EPA, DOD, or DOE OSC's for any emergency response action.  This
support is not limited to major spill only.  We can provide
support for spills of any size or cleanups of any duration where
the OSC may need our assistance.  Strike Team assistance is also
available for "non-emergency" removal actions.  Since we must
continue to maintain a minimum number of people at the unit at
all times to respond to "emergencies",  assistance for non-
emergency cleanups will be provided only to the extent that
resources allow.  Strike Team assistance can also be provided to
State and local response organizations if requested through the
cognizant OSC.

     Strike Team support to OSC's is divided into two categories:
field support and telephone support.  Strike Team field support
for OSC's has included the following areas:

     On-Scene Technical Assistance
     Site Safety Monitoring
     Air Monitoring and Sampling support
     Cost Documentation
     Field Monitors for Fund-financed responses
     Responsible Party Cleanup Monitoring
     Command Post Organization, Staffing, and Documentation
     Communication support
     Providing cleanup equipment not commercially available or to
     supplement available equipment
     Providing equipment staged on scene as backup or as a
     contingency for potential release
     Preliminary assessment of reported releases

     Response times to a given area will vary depending on the
location of the incident, assistance requested, and the mode of
transportation used.

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      The Strike Team has also provided telephone response support
 in the following areas:

      Response Methods recommendations
      Chemical Hazard Assessment and  research using a  number of
      available on-line computer databases
      CAMEO Air Release Modeling
      Vessel Salvage  Assessment using the CG-developed Salvage
      Assessment Computer Program  (a  portable computer is also
      available for field-deployment  of this program)
      Dispersant Use  Information using  the EPA Dispersant Decision
      Tree Computer Program
      General response support or  technical assistance

 Response information can be provided to an OSC by telephone
 (205-639-6601),  facsimile machine (205-639-6610),  NOAA E-Mail
 (CGLAST),  EPA E-Mail (EPA9359), or MSIS Mailbox  (NSFLT).

 USE OF STRIKE TEAM EQUIPMENT

      To provide this response support, we maintain an extensive
 inventory of response equipment that is described in  this manual.
 While much of this equipment is used to support  Strike Team field
 activities,  some larger  equipment items are available for use in
 cleanup activities.   Some of the equipment in our inventory,  such
 as the ADAPTS and VOPS pumping systems, is similar to equipment
 available through commercial contractors.  As a  government
 agency,  we are not authorized to compete with these commercial
 contractors.   Our equipment can be used, however,  whenever it can
 be deployed  and  used in  a more timely  fashion than available
 commercial equipment,  when a similar piece of equipment  cannot be
 reasonably obtained  from commercial  sources,  or  when  the  use  of
 Strike Team  equipment  may significantly enhance  response  actions.

      All  Strike  Team equipment is field deployable over-the-
 road  or via  Coast Guard  C-130 aircraft (except for Munson
 workboat  and Expandable  Command Post).   The ADAPTS/VOPS and
 OWOCRS  systems will  require logistics  support on the  receiving
 end of  a  deployment.    To assist the  MSO/COTP with providing the
 necessary  support, we  have provided  a  list of the required items,
 located on page  1-18 for the ADAPTS/VOPS and page 2-11 for the
 OWOCRS.  Small pieces  of equipment and a limited number of
 personnel  may  also be  able to deploy rapidly via Coast Guard
 Falcon  jets  based in Mobile (depending on aircraft availability).
Various sections of this manual describe the logistics and
 support requirements for major equipment items that might be_
deployed for a response.

FUNDING FOR STRIKE TEAM ASSISTANCE

     There has always been a misconception that the OPA Trust
Fund or CERCLA funds must be opened before Strike Team support is
available.  This in not correct.   Strike team assistance is
available  independent of any Federal Fund activation.   We are

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budgeted to provide response support to OSC's without
reimbursement.  Although we will provide a summary of our costs
incurred during a response, we will not request reimbursement
unless our activities on scene are related to Federal removal
action or where Strike Team equipment is used to supplement
responsible party actions during a cleanup (reimbursement
required by Commandant policy).  The opening of the appropriate
Fund will also likely be necessary when Coast Guard C-130
aircraft are used to transport Strike Team equipment to the
scene, however this will not always be the case.

REQUESTING STRIKE TEAM ASSISTANCE

     Requests for Strike Team assistance should be made directly
to the Atlantic Area Strike Team by phone or message.  Our 24-
hour phone number is (205) 639-6601 or FTS 537-6601.  After
working hours, an answering machine will provide the phone number
of the Strike team watchstander.  If we cannot be contacted
through this number, contact National Response Center at (800)
424-8802 and they will forward the information to us.  Verbal
requests should be confirmed in writing (include in POLREP).
Since response support is time-critical, we appreciate early
notification any time you believe there might be need for Strike
Team assistance.  This gives us the opportunity to begin
logistics planning,  determining CG aircraft availability, etc.
before a formal request is made.

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                         TABLE OF  CONTENTS


CHAPTER I    PUMPING EQUIPMENT

   A.  PRIME MOVERS                                       PG. 1-1

   B.  SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS                                  PG. 1-3

   C.  AIR DEPLOYABLE ANTI-POLLUTION TRANSFER SYSTEM
       (ADAPTS)                                           PG. 1-7

   D.  VISCOUS OIL PUMPING SYSTEM  (VOPS)                  PG. 1-9

   E.  CHEMICAL TRANSFER SYSTEM  (TK-5)                   PG. 1-10

   F.  NON-SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS                              PG. 1-12

   G.  AIR OPERATED DOUBLE-DIAPHRAGM PUMPS                PG. 1-14

   H.  PUMPING SUPPORT EQUIPMENT                          PG. 1-16

   I.  LOGISTICS REQUIREMENTS                             PG. 1-18


CHAPTER II  OIL CONTAINMENT S RECOVERY EQUIPMENT


   A.  OPEN WATER OIL CONTAINMENT  AND RECOVERY SYSTEM
       (OWOCRS)                                           PG. 2-1

   B.  PORTABLE DRACONE BARGES                            PG. 2-7

   C.  UNIROYAL SEALED CONTAINER SYSTEM                   PG. 2-9

   D.  LOGISTICS REQUIREMENTS                             PG. 2-11

   E.  FAST SURFACE DELIVERY (FSD) SLED                   PG. 2-13

   F.  EXPANDI HARBOR BOOM                                PG. 2-15

   G.  SIDE MOUNTED SKIMMING BARRIER (SMSB)               PG. 2-16

   H.  ROPE MOP OIL SKIMMER                               PG. 2-19

   I.  T5 PNEUMATIC DISC SKIMMER                          PG. 2-21

   J.  SKIM PAR WEIR SKIMMER                              PG. 2-22

   K.  GT-185 SKIMMER                                     PG. 2-23

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CHAPTER III  HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESPONSE EQUIPMENT






   A.  PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT  (PPE)                PG.  3-1




   B.  ATMOSPHERE-SUPPLYING BREATHING APPARATUS           PG.  3-4




   C.  AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATORS                          PG.  3-6




   D.  BREATHING AIR COMPRESSORS                          PG.  3-7




   E.  ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EQUIPMENT                 PG.  3-8




   F.  SAMPLING EQUIPMENT                                 PG.  3-14




   G.  EMERGENCY LEAK REPAIR / CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT      PG.  3-15




   H.  ALL PURPOSE PATCH / PLUGGING EQUIPMENT             PG.  3-16




   I.  VETTER SYSTEM                                      PG.  3-18




   J.  OVERPACK DRUMS                                     PG.  3-18




   K.  PCB TEST KITS                                      PG.  3-18




   L.  LAST REFERENCE LIBRARY                             PG.  3-19




   M.  BOOSTER AIR COMPRESSOR                             PG.  3-20




CHAPTER IV  BOATS AND OUTBOARD MOTORS




   A.  LANTAREA STRIKE TEAM SMALL  BOATS                   PG.  4-1




CHAPTER V  VEHICLES




   A.  COMMAND POSTS                                      PG.  5-1




   B.  TRACTORS                                           PG.  5-5




   C.  ALL PURPOSE VEHICLES                               PG.  5-7




   D.  LOW BED SEMI-TRAILER                               PG.  5-11




   E.  DROP-FRAME SEMI-TRAILER                            PG.  5-12




   F.  PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION TRAILER                  PG.  5-13




   G.  LAST SMALL TRAILERS                                PG.  5-14




   H.  VAN MOBILIZER                                      PG.  5-15

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 CHAPTER VI  RESPONSE FIELD SUPPORT EQUIPMENT






    A.   EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT) SUPPORT KIT    PG.  6-1




    B.   PORTABLE LIGHTING TOWERS                          PG.  6-2




    C.   AIR DELIVERY SUPPORT EQUIPMENT                    PG.  6-3




    D.   PORTABLE GENERATORS                               PG.  6-6




    E.   SUZUKI 4-WHEEL VEHICLES                           PG.  6-10




    F.   INGERSOL RAND AIR COMPRESSOR                      PG.  6-12




    G.   SALVAGE ASSESSMENT KIT                            PG.  6-14




    H.   CONEX BOX (CONTAINER)                             PG.  6-15




    I.   PORTABLE WEATHER STATION                          PG.  6-16




    J.   OIL / WATER INTERFACE METER                       PG.  6-17




    K.   QUICKI-SAW                                        PG.  6-18




 CHAPTER VII  COMMUNICATIONS






    A.   LANTAREA STRIKE TEAM COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT     PG.  7-1




    B.   MOUNTED RADIOS                                    PG.  7-3




    C.   COMPUTERS                                         PG.  7-4




    D.   TRANSPORTABLE CELLULAR PHONES                     PG.  7-6




 CHAPTER VIII  ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT






    A.   ON  SCENE COORDINATOR (OSC)  KIT                    PG.  8-1




    B.   LAST PHOTO LOCKER                                 PG.  8-2
*1*

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         FACILITY RESPONSE PLANS (FRP)

Listing of all, but not limited to, currently
  submitted FRP's by State within Region VI.

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 US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
              REGION A

FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN REVIEW STATUS
COCKET STATE FACILITY NAME NUMBER PREFIX NAME TYPE SUFFIX CITY
NUMEER
FRF-06-00-521 TX
FRP-OA-AR-00001 AR

FRP-OA-AR-00002 AR
FRF-OA-AR-00003 AR

FRP-OA-AR-00004 AR


FRP-OA-AR-00005 AR

FRF-OA-AR-COOOA AR

FRF-OA-AR-0000? AR

FRP-OA-AR-00008 AR

fRF-OA-AR-0000? AR

FRP-OA-AR- 00010 AR


FRP-OA-AR-00011 AR


FRF-OA--AR C0012 AS

FRP-OA-AR-OJ013 AR

FRP-06-AR 00014 AR

FRF-OA-AR-0001T. AR

FKF--06-M;-00016 AR

FRF'-OA-AR-00017 AR

FRP-06-AR-C001B AR


TRF-06-AR-00019 AR


FTiF-OA-AR- 00020 AR

FRP-OA'AR- 00021 AR


NORTH LIHLE 2725
FiXK TERMINAL
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REFINING CO.,
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72702-

71731-7005

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NORTH LITTLE ROCK
TERMIKALING CO.
INTERNATIONAL FA5'ER'
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MAILING
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FO BOX 1503

1944 ADAMS AlE
FO BOX 2045

CROSS OIL 8 Ff FINING E. ATH-FO BOX 105
CO., INC.

FETROLEUM FUa 8
TERMINAL COIF'ANY
IHTERWTIOWL PAPER

FETROLELM FUEL AND
TERMIIBL COMPANY
SOUTH^STERN
ELECTRIC POKER CO.
INTER'tfiTIOIttL F'ff'ER

INTERMATIOWL PAF'ER,
CONTAINER OIV.

EXXON COMPANY USA


CONTIItNTAL OZAW,
INC.
LION OIL COMPANY

UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD
INTERMATIOIHL PAPER
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER
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COCKET STATE
NUMEER
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NCKTH LIHLE HWY 145 S NORTH LITTLE ROCK
ROCK HARieOARD
AWiAHSAS I«RTH LITTLE ROCK
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TRADING- NORTH
LITTLE ROCK
BARFIELD
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FIEUI
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US ENVIRCWHEMTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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FRP-OA-AR-00027 AR


FRP-OA-AR-0002! AR


fW-OA-AR-OOOZ? AR


FRP-OA-AR-00030 AR


FRP-04-AR-00031 AR


FRHJA-AR-00032 AR


FRF-OA-AR-00033 AR



FRP-OA-AR-00034 AR


FRP-OA-AR-00035 AT



FRF-04-AR-0003A AR

FRF-OA-AR-00037 AR

FRF-OA-AR-00033 AR


DUF OF AR 00021
EiYIHEVILLE 1SOO S ELM ST ELYTHEVME
FLAMT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
IWEPEWENCE HW 82 E STAMPS
FLAMT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
WHITE CUFF HW 4A REOFIELO
PLAHT-EHTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
HMVEY COUCH m S2 E STAff'S
PLANT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
CECIL LYNCH 5300 LYNCH OR WORTH LITTLE ROCK
FLANT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
MABELVALE VIMY RIDCE RD MABaVALE
FlAlfT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
HAMILTON MOSES HWY 70 FORREST CITY
FLAMT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
LAKE CAIIERINE HW 270 JONES Mia
FLANT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
RITCHIE HMY 20 S HELENA
PLAIJT-ENTERGY
SERVICES, IIC.
ATM OIL OLD RD..1 WEST MEMPHIS
COMPANY, INC. MILITARY
EXTEND. '_,
TlWttS B.
FITZHUGH POWER
GENERATING
FACILITY
CAM. E. WILEY
GENERATING
STATION
JOHN L.
MCCLELLAH
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AR 72315-


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AR 72132-


AR 71860-


AR 72117-


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AR 72084-

AR 71635-

AR 71730-

MAILING
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ARKANSAS POWER R
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ARKANSAS POWER &
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ARKANSAS POWER R
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ARKANSAS PCHER R
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LIGHT CO.

ARKANSAS POWER R
LIGHT CO.

ARKANSAS FOWEK R
LIGHT CO.

ARKANSAS POWER R
LIGHT CO.

ARKANSAS POWER' R
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ATM OIL COOMF'ANY,
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ARKANSAS ELECTRIC
COOPERATIVE
CORPORATION

ARKANSAS ELECTRIC
COOPERATIVE
CORPORATION
ARKANSAS ELECTRIC
COOF'ERATIVE
CORf 'ORATION

INTERNATIONAL PAPER

GEORGIA PACIFIC

GEORGIA PACIFIC

HAILING CITY
AtORESS

MAIL UNIT METAIRIE
L-TLC-32C.3838 N.
CAUSEWAY H.V
MAIL UNIT METAIRIE
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CAUSEWAY FXV
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L-TLC-32C.3838 N.
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L-TLC-32C.3838 N.
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P.O.EOX 1355 WEST MEMPHIS


OZARK-JETTA OZARK
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HWY 339 SOUTH, PO AUGUSTA
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BRADLEY FERRY CAMOEN
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F.O.EOX 95 LEOLA

133 FEACHTREE ST., ATLWTA
P.O.EOX 106405
P.O.EOX 105405 ATLANTA

STATE ZIP
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LA 70002-


LA 70002-


LA 70002-


LA 70002-


LA 70002-


LA 70002-


LA 70002-


LA 70002-


LA 70002-


AR 72303


AR 72949-



AR 72004-


AR 71701-



AR 72084

GA 30343-5406

GA 30348-5405


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Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior



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  LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEPC) MEMBERS
  STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION (SERC) MEMBERS
            FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
           REGION RESPONSE TEAM (RRT) MEMBERS
     SERC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL PHONE NUMBERS:
                ARKANSAS - (501)374-1201
                LOUISIANA - (504) 925-6595
               NEW MEXICO-(505)  827-9126
                OKLAHOMA - (405) 271-4468
                  TEXAS - (5 1 2) 463-7727
        NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER - (800) 424-8802
                          COMPILED BY:
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ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR                               ,NDIAN COORDINATOR
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1445 ROSS AVENUE                                      1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202          TT TT ^   I O O O        DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-2277             JULY,  1993            (214)655-7454

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                                             FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED  INDIAN TRIBES
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FEDERAL AND  STATE NATURAL  RESOURCE TRUSTEE  CONTACT PERSONS
                NOAA's Natural  Resource Trusteeship
                                Table of Authorities
              NOAA's natural resource trusteeship derives from the following federal authorities:
                •  Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
                   Liability Act (CERCLA) §107(f);
                •  National Oil and Hazardous Substance Pollution Contingency Plan
                   (NCP),SubpartG;
                •  Superfund Ammendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA),
                   §104(b)(c), §107(d), §lll(e) and (e), §113(b), §122(j), §126;
                   Oil Pollution Act of 1990, §1006(a);
                   dean Water Act (CWA), §311(f)(5);
                   Executive Order No. 12580, Section l(c)(4), January 23,1987;
                   Magnuson Fishery Conservation Act, §§1801-1882;
                   Anadromous Species Conservation Act, §§757(a)-757(g);
                   Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, §§661-666;
                   Endangered Species Act, §§1531-1543;
                   Marine Mammal Protection Act, §§1361-1407;
                   Whaling Convention Act, §§916-916(1);
                   Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act, §§1441-1455;
                   Coastal Zone Management Act, §§1451-1464; and
                   National Ocean Pollution Planning Act §§1701-1709.
                                Scope of Trusteeship

       NOAA acts on behalf of the Secretary of Commerce as a Federal trustee for living and non-living
       natural resources in coastal and marine areas. Natural resources of concern to NOAA include:

                •  all life stages, wherever they occur, of fishery resources of the
                   exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and continental shelf;
                •  anadromous  and catadromous species throughout their ranges;
                •  rivers and tributaries to rivers that historically or presently support
                   anadromous  species;
                •  federally "endangered" or "threatened" species including designated
                   critical habitat and marine mammals for which NOAA has assigned
                   responsibility;
                •  tidal wetlands, salt marshes, estuaries, and other important habitat
                   supporting fishery and marine resources; and
                •  living and non-living resources of the National Marine Sanctuaries
                   and National Estuarine Research Reserves.

       NOAA is a co-trustee with die US. Department of the Interior for certain endangered species and is a
       co-trustee with the States for fishery resources and endangered species in State waters.
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Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
   GregDucote
   (504) 765-7591
   FAX: (504) 342-9439
   Coastal Management Division
   625 N. 4th Street
   Baton Rouge, LA

New Mexico
New Mexico Game and Fish Commission
   James Koch, Chairman
   (505) 982-4302
   FAX: (505) 989-9186
   Governor's Office
   State Capitol Building
   SanteFe,NM 87503

Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department  of Wildlife
Conservation
   Ron Suttles
   (405) 521-3851
   FAX:
Oklahoma Water Resources Board

   (405) 231-2555
   FAX:
Oklahoma Department of Natural Resources
   Glen Sullivan
   (405) 521-2413
   FAX:
   500 Will Rogers Building
   Oklahoma City, OK 73105
Arkansas
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
   Director (501)223-6305
   FAX: (501) 223-

Federal Natural ResourceTrustees

Department of the Interior
   Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOI
   resources)
   Glenn B. Sekavec
   (505) 766-3565
   FAX: (505) 766-1059
   Regional Environmental Officer
   Office of the Secretary
   Office of Environmental Affairs
   Post Office Box 649
   Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103

VS. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)
   •   Migratory Birds (virtually all birds)
   •   Anadromous fish
       Endangered plants and animals
       Critical Habitat
       National wildlife refuges
       National Fish Hatcheries
       Impact to wetlands, streams, rivers or
       ponds may potentially impact trustee
       species.
National Park Service
    Units of the National Park System
       National Parks
       National Seashores
       National Recreational Areas
       National Historical  Sites
       National Battlefields

Bureau of Land Management
    •   BLM lands (13 X106 acres)
    •   Federally owned subsurface minerals (25
       X106 acres)

Bureau of Indian Affairs
    •   192 American Indian Reservations

Bureau of Redaimation
    •   Federal water projects. Stored and
       managed water

Department of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)
Natural Resource Trustee Contact (all DOC
resources)
    Ronald G. Gouguet
    (214) 655-2232
    FAX: (214) 655-6460
    NOAA Coastal Resource Coordinator
    EPA Region VI (6H-MA)
    1445 Ross Avenue
    Dallas, TX 75202-2733

    •  all life stages, wherever they occur, of
        fishery resources of the exclusive
        economic zone and continental shelf;

    •  anadromous (e.g. salmon) and
        catadromous (e.g. eels) species
        throughout their ranges;

    •  rivers and tributaries which historically
        or presently support anadromous
        species;

    •  federally endangered and threatened
        species, including critical habitat, and
        marine mammals for which NOAA
        has assigned  responsibility;

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     •  tidal wetlands, salt marshes, estuaries,
         and other important habitat
         supporting fishery and marine
         resources; and

Department of Agriculture Natural Resource
Trustee

    National Forest Lands
    Bob James
    (404) 347-2836
    FAX: (404) 347-2836
    US. Forest Service
    1720 Peachtree Road N.W.
    Atlanta, GA 30367

Department of Defense Natural Resource Trustee

    Navy, Army, Air Force or Marine Corps
    facilities

Department of Energy Natural Resource Trustee

    Strategic Petroleum Reserve
    Daneen Farrow
    (504) 734-4721
    FAX: (504) 686-4427
    900 Commerce Road East
    New Orleans, LA 70123

    Other DOE  facilities
    John Bascietto
    (202) 586-7917
    FAX:  (202)
living and non-living resources of the
  National Marine Sanctuaries and
  National Estuarine Research Reserves.

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                        STATE AGENCIES

Agencies with a possible role in a oil or hazardous substance
            incident. Not  limited  to those  listed.

  Refer  to Volume  I  of  the U.S. EPA AGP Annex F  - Appendix  I

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Tom Hudson (Air)
Hank Wright (Air)
Jean Floyd (Solid Waste)
Sam Sawyer (Water)
Steve Henderson (Air)
Keith Helm (Solid Haste)
Stephen Browning (Hater)
Rusty Scott (Air)
Keith Helm (Solid Haste)
Greg Adams (Hater)
John Launius (Air)
Heidi Love (Solid Haste)
Lee Newman (Hater) )
Nancy Alexander (Solid Haste)
Don Morgan (Hater)
Mike Kennedy (Air)
Gary Meador (Solid Haste)
Dale Hasham (Hater)
Sam McMullen (Air)
Tom Hudson (Air)
Hank Wright (Air)
Lynn Crabill (Solid Haste)
Jim McSwain (Hater)
Sam McMullen (Air)
Tom Hudson (Air)
Hank Wright (Air)
Heidi Love (Solid Haste)
Sam Sawyer (Water)
Roland Roach (Air)
George Turner (Solid Haste)
Blann Rains (Hater)
Bryant Lamb (Air)
Lori Hilson (Solid Haste)
Chad Slaughter (Hater)
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Mike Kennedy (Air)
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Dept of Pollution Control & Ecology
Dept of Pollution Control & Ecology
Dept of Pollution Control £ Ecology
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Dept of Pollution Control & Ecology
Dept of Pollution Control & Ecology
Dept of Pollution Control & Ecology
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Fayetteville
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Dept of Pollution Control & Ecology
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Dept of Pollution Control & Ecology
Dept of Pollution Control i Ecology
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Mountain Home
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Hope
Hope
Hope
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George Turner (Solid Waste)
Blann Rains (Water)
Sam McMullen (Air)
Tom Hudson (Air)
Hank Wright (Air)
Heidi Love (Solid Waste)
Sara Sawyer (Water)
Nancy Alexander (Solid Waste)
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John Launius (Air)
Gary Meador (Solid Waste)
Jamie Huens (Water)
Nancy Alexander (Solid Waste)
Dean Stallings (Water)
Bryant Lamb (Air)
Lori Wilson (Solid Waste)
Chad Slaughter (Water)
Mike Kennedy (Air)
Gary Meador (Solid Water)
Dale Washam (Water)
Steve Henderson (Air)
George Turner (Solid Waste)
Stephen Browning (Water)
Mike Kennedy (Air)
Gary Meador (Solid Waste)
Dale Washam (Water)
Rusty Scott (Air)
Jean Floyd (Solid Waste)
Greg Adams (Water)
John Launius (Air)
Gary Meador (Solid Waste)
Lee Newman (Water)
Jay Ellis (Air)
Nancy Alexander (Solid Waste)
Don Morgan (Water)
Mike Kennedy (Air)
Heidi Love (Solid Waste)
Sam Sawyer (Solid Waste)
Mike Kennedy (Air)
George Turner (Solid Waste)
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Dept of
Dept of
Dept of
Pollution
Pollution
Pollution
Control
Control
Control
& Ecology
& Ecology
& Ecology
RuBsellville
Rusaellville
Morrilton
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  STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION (SERC) MEMBERS
           FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
           REGION RESPONSE TEAM (RRT) MEMBERS
     SERC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL PHONE NUMBERS:
                ARKANSAS-(501) 374-1201
                LOUISIANA - (504) 925-6595
              NEW MEXICO -(505)  827-9126
                OKLAHOMA - (405) 271-4468
                 TEXAS - (512) 463-7727
       NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER - (800) 424-8802
                         COMPILED BY:
STEVE MASON
ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR
CONTINGENCY PLANNING SECTION C6E-EP)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214)655-2277
JULY,  1993
             ERNEST WOODS
          INDIAN COORDINATOR
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE SECTION (6E-FF)
           1445 ROSS AVENUE
         DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
             (214)655-7454

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                        STATE POLICE
                        ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
                        DEPT OF POLLUTION CONTROL &
                        ECOLOGY
                        ARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARD
                        DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
                        OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES
                        EXXON  CHEMICAL COMPANY
                        ALEXANDRIA  DAILY TOUN TALK
                        DEPT OF AGRICULTURE
                        DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC SAFETY
                        NATURE CONSERVATORY
                        DEPARTMENT  OF  THE MILITARY
                        LOUISIANA EMERGENCY
                        PREPAREDENESS  ASSOC.
                        CITY OF WESTLAKE
                        DEPARTMENT  OF  ENVIRONMENTAL
                        QUALITY
                        GULF STATES UTILITIES
                        DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC SAFETY
                        RTK
                        LSU FIREMAN TRAINING CENTER
                        OFFICE OF EMERGENCY
                        PREPAREDNESS
                        CADDO  PARISH LEPC

                        FIRE CHIEF  ASSOCIATION
                        DEPARTMENT  OF  HEALTH AND
                        HOSPITALS
                        ST. JAMES SHERIFFS OFFICE
                        RINCHEH CHEMICAL
                        SANDIA NATIONAL LABS
                        NM POISON CONTROL
                        TESD
                        ALBUQUERQUE  FIRE DEPARTMENT
                        EMERGENCY MEDICAL  SERVICES
                        OK  CIVIL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
                        STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
                        DEPARTMENT OF  PUBLIC SAFETY
                        DEPARTMENT OF  ENVIRONMENTAL
                        QUALITY
                        STATE AUDITOR'S  DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 5901
4815 WEST MARKKA*
8009 NATIONAL DRIVE

CAMP ROBINSON
10421 WEST MARKKA*
P.O. BOX 758
P.O. BOX 241
P.O. BOX 7558
5825 FLORIDA BLVD.
P.O. BOX 66614
340 ST. JOSEPH STREET
P.O. BOX 44217
P.O. BOX 82358

P.O. BOX 700
7920 BLUEBONNET BLVD.

P.O. BOX 256
P.O. BOX 66614

6868 NICHOLSON DRIVE
P.O. BOX 324

P.O. BOX 192
17296 MARSCELLE
P.O. BOX 7033
P.O. BOX 629

P.O. BOX 83
6133 EDITH BLVD., N.E.
P.O. BOX 5800
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
P.O. BOX 2086
HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT
P.O. BOX 53365
1000 NORTH EAST 10TH STREET
3600 MARTIN LUTHER KING BLVD
1000 NORTH EAST 10TH STREET
                                                       209 EAST 9TH STREET
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
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CONUAY
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PRAIRIEVILLE
BELLE CHASE
BATON ROUGE
CONVENT
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
SANTA FE
ALBUQUERQUE
SANTA FE
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
OK
OK
OK
OK
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72201
72209
72118
72205
72032
70821
71306
70821
70896
70821
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70669
82215
70757
66614
70820
70765
71161
70769
70037
70821
70723
87107
87185
87131
87504
87103
87504
73152
73111
73111
73111
5012264111
5016612638
5015627444
5017715100
5016824540
5013295601
5045597102
3184876380
5049221245
5049256113
5043881040
5043421583
5047673889
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5052774261
5058279181
5057646322
5058272509
4055212681
4052718056
4054252626
4052714677
                                                                                     AUSTIN
                                                TX   78701   5124754115

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TOM
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LEWANNE
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WILLIE
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BILL
VIRGIL
BARKER
BERRY
BERWICK
BONNER
BRADLEY
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DAILY
EBARB
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HUGHES
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MAURO
MCKINNEY
MILLUEE
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PALAFOX
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ROBERTSON
SCOTT
STEEN
STERLING
TAYLOR
TERRY
UPTON
WALSH I TH
TEXAS WATER COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION
SERVICE
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
DEPT OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC
TRANS.
TEXAS FORcST SERVICE
COMPTOLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION
TEXAS AIR CONTROL BOARD
STATE BOARD OF INSURANCE
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM. OF
TEXAS
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DIVISION OF EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXT. SERVJCE
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE
TEXAS EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION
PARKS & WILDLIFE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY
AFFAIRS
PURCHASING & GENERAL SERVICES
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION
SERVICE
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
TEXAS DEPARTMENT MHMR
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
1700 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
BEREAU OF EMERGENCY MGMT.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 01V
FIRST CITY CENTER, STE 1100
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

P.O. BOX 5218
STATE HGHUY BUILDING

P.O. BOX 310
111 EAST 17TH STREET
P.O. BOX 12847
2601 N. LAMAR
410 EAST 5TH STREET
EMERGENCY RESPONSE DIVISION
STATE INSURANCE BLOC. #301
7800 SHOAL CREEK BLVD.

701 WEST 51ST STREET
WILLIAM TRAVIS BUILDING
1700 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM
P.O. BOX 4087

2218 PERSHING DRIVE
SUPREME COURT BUILDING
TEXAS AiM UNIVERSITY
4200 SMITH SCHOOL ROAD
TEC BUILDING
4200 SMITH SCHOOL ROAD
8317 CROSS PARK DRIVE

1711 SAN JACINTO
TEXAS MM UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
909 WEST 45TH STREET
P.O. BOX 12967
TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT DIV.
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION

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AUSTIN

LUFKIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN

AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN

AUSTIN
AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN

AUSTIN
COLLEGE STATION

AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
TX  7S701
TX  78756  5124587254
TX  78701
TX  78701  5123209630
-x  77843

TX  78763
TX  78701  5124656261

TX  75901
TX  78701
TX  78711  5124637434
TX  78705  512475U51
TX  78701  5124769262
TX  78723
TX  78701  5124753949
TX  78757

TX  78751  5124505050
TX  78701  5124753271
TX  78701  5124752071
TX  78756
TX  78773  5124652138

TX  78723
TX  78711  5124752501
TX  77843
TX  78744
TX  78778  5124632222
TX  78744  5123894633
TX  78754  5124434100

TX  78701  5124633446
TX  77843  4098457952

TX  78701
TX  78756
TX  78711
TX  78773  5124652000

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  LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING~COMMITTEE (LEPC) MEMBERS
  STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION (SERC) MEMBERS

            FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBES
           REGION RESPONSE TEAM (RRT) MEMBERS
     SERC HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL PHONE NUMBERS:
                ARKANSAS - (501)374-1201
                LOUISIANA - (504) 925-6595
               NEW MEXICO -(505) 827-9126
                OKLAHOMA - (405) 27 1-4468
                  TEXAS- (512)463-7727
       NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER - (800) 424-8802
                         COMPILED BY:
STEVE MASON
ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR
CONTINGENCY PLANNING SECTION (6E-EP)
1445 ROSS AVENUE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
(214) 655-2277
JULY,  1993
             ERNEST WOODS
          INDIAN COORDINATOR
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE SECTION (6E-FF)
           1445 ROSS AVENUE
         DALLAS, TEXAS 75202
            (214)655-7454

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                                          LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEES (LEPCs)
                                                       AS OF JULY. 1993
                                                           REGION 6
                            ADDRESS
                                                                                      CITY
                                                                                                       ST   ZIPCOOE
"•  AR
 CHARLES
 TOM
 PETE
 DANNY
 MELVIN
 NORMAN
 CHARLES
 MARY ANN
 GERALD
 CHARLES
 EDDIE
 LYLE
 KEITH
 JAMES
 TOMMY
 LINDA
 DEON
 RANDY
 TED
 GLEN
 LANCE
 BRIAN
 LOU ANNE
 GLORIA
 RICKY
 RAYMOND
 JIM
 N08LE
 JIM
 RONALD
 JEWEL
 TIM
 ROY
 JERRaL
 ALFRED
 DALE
 RICHARD
 LLOYD
 THOMAS
 RONALD
 NANCY
 ED
 ROBERT
 ERNEST
 GARY
 RON
 WILLIAM
 ROBERT
 FRED
 DAVID
AKERS
ALLEN
FLOCKS
ORMAND
CASE
WATSON
NEWTON
WINTERS
RUSSELL
SIMPSON
TAYLOR
RICHARDSON
DONALDSON
BURNS
HAYUOCO
LANDRUM
OTT
UUJN
GIPSON
BRADLEY
ELLISON
WILLIAMS
CLEMENTS
QUIMBY
TERRY
HUBBARD
BELL
JONES
BROYLES
JACKSON
WYNNE
CARTER
TATLOR
NORWOOD
RAULERSON
RUST
CROSBY
WHITE
ASHCRAFT
WYLIE
WATSON
SMITH
ANDREWS
BRADSHAW
HIGGINBOTHAH
GATEWOOO
WRIGHT
SCHENEBECK
FULKERSON
OAVIS
AREA I LEPC
AREA II LEPC
AREA III LEPC
AREA IV LEPC
ARKANSAS LEPC
ASHLEY LEPC
BAXTER LEPC
BENTON LEPC
BOONE LEPC
BRADLEY LEPC
CALHOUN LEPC
CARROLL LEPC
CHICOT LEPC
CLARK LEPC
CLAY LEPC
CLEBURNE LEPC
CLEVELAND LEPC
COLLKfIA LEPC
CONUAY LEPC
CRAIGHEAO LEPC
CRAWFORD LEPC
CRITTENDEN LEPC
CROSS LEPC
DALLAS LEPC
DESHA LEPC
DREW LEPC
FAULKNER LEPC
FRANKLIN LEPC
FULTON LEPC
GARLAND LEPC
GRANT LEPC
GREENE LEPC
HEMPSTEAD LEPC
HOT SPRING LEPC
HOWARD LEPC
INDEPENDENCE LEPC
IZARO COUNTY LEPC
JACKSON LEPC
JEFFERSON LEPC
JOHNSON LEPC
LAFAYETTE LEPC
LAWRENCE LEPC
LEE LEPC
LINCOLN LEPC
LITTLE RIVER LEPC
LITTLE ROCK LEPC
LOGAN LEPC
LOHOKE LEPC
MADISON LEPC
MARION LEPC
P.O. BOX 758
ASP 2920 HCCLELLAN
3005 SOUTH P STREET
133 SOUTH JEFFERSON
P.O. BOX 719
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
BAXTER COUNTY COURTHOUSE
203 EAST CENTRAL, BOX 7
P.O. BOX 96
P.O. BOX 601
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
21 APALOOSA DR., HOLIDAY  ISL.
P.O. BOX 337
726 C STREET
696 NORTH GARFIELD
102 EAST MAIN STREET
P.O. BOX AS
406 WEST MAIN
105 EISENHOWER
500 SOUTH MAIN
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ROOM 4
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
CROSS COUNTY COURTHOUSE
ROUTE 2, BOX 341
306 CROOKED BAYOU
P.O. BOX 246
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
P.O. BOX 294
501 COACH ITA AVENUE
ROUTE 2, BOX 193
P.O. BOX 364
P.O. BOX 274
ROUTE 1, BOX 21
421 NORTH MAIN
368 EAST MAIN
P.O. BOX 327
JACKSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
BARRAQUE AND MAIN STREETS
106 OAK COURT DRIVE
P.O. BOX 656
P.O. DRAWER 0
194 PEARL
B-107 COURTHOUSE
ROUTE 1, BOX 1A12
720 WEST MARKKAM
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
P.O. BOX 37
ROUTE 2, BOX 1138
CONUAY
JONESBORO
FT. SMITH
MAGNOLIA
STUTTGART
HAMBURG
MOUNTAIN HOME
BENTONVILLE
HARRISON
WARREN
HAMPTON
EUREKA SPRINGS
DERMOTT
ARKADELPHIA
PIGCOTT
HEBER SPRINGS
R1SON
MAGNOLIA
MORRILLON
JONESBORO
VAN BUREN
MARION
WYNNE
FORDYCE
MCGEHEE
MONT I CELLO
CONWAY
OZARK
SALEM
HOT SPRINGS
SHERIDAN
PARAGOULD
HOPE
DONALDSON
NASHVILLE
BATESVILLE
MELBOURNE
NEWPORT
PINE BLUFF
CLARKSVILLE
LEWISVILLE
HOXIE
MARIANHA
STAR CITY
ASKDOWN
LITTLE ROCK
PARIS
LONOKE
HUNTSVILLE
ST. JOE
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
72032
72401
72901
71753
72160
71646
72653
72712
72601
71671
71744
72632
71638
71923
72454
72543
71665
71753
72110
72401
72956
72364
72396
71742
71654
71655
72032
72949
72576
71901
72150
72450
71801
71941
71852
72503
72556
72112
71601
72830
71845
72433
72360
71667
71822
72201
72855
72086
72740
72675
5013741201
5019353094
5017133727
5012343637
5016733730
5018532070
5014253666
5012711004
5017419760
5012262601
5017984818
5012538379
5015383005
5012468840
5015982667
5013622911
5013256591
5012346010
5013548607
5019334575
5014748221
5017393200
5012385708
5013528303
5012225600
5013673411
5014504935
5016674909
5018953478
5016243363
5019423333
5012396300
5017774751
5013322204
5018457500
5017938816
50136&4113
5015238291
5015415470
5017546383
5019214822
501&86SZ20
5012956182
5016284332
5018987203
5013714540
501963321 8
5016763011
5017386721
5014495353

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HURBERT
JOE
STEVE
A.M.
CHARLES
SKIP
LEE
ELMER
BETTY
VIRGINIA
BOBBY
LOU ANNE
DIANA
BILLY
SANDRA
JOHN
JIM
DON
HARRY
DONALD
CLIFFORD
IRA
PETER
HENRY
JAMES
RONALD
LEO
BUD
WILLIAM
NOAH
LESLIE
EASLEY
MUSICK
THOMAS
HENRY
CROSS
CRUMUIEDE
BLACK
SPAIN
UNOERWOCO
BATTS
SUEEDEX
CLEMENTS
STOCKTON
LAWRENCE
PATTERSON
SHORT
HART
BENNETT
ROSE
MORRIS
BELL
MCOANIEL
REILLY
HAVEN
BARHAM
SCUT HALL
PHILLIPS
ALLEN
BOGAN
BELL
THONE
MILLER  LEPC
MISSISSIPPI  COUNTY  LEPC
MONROE  COUNTY  LEPC
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEPC
NEVADA  LEPC
NEWTON  COUNTY  LEPC
NORTH LITTLE ROCK LEPC

OUACHITA COUNTY  LEPC
PERRY COUNTY LEPC
PHILLIPS LEPC
PIKE LEPC
POINSETT COUNTY  LEPC
POLK LEPC
POPE LEPC
PRAIRIE COUNTY LEPC
PULASKI LEPC
RANDOLPH LEPC
SALINE  LEPC
SCOTT LEPC
SEARCY  LEPC
SEBASTIAN LEPC
SEVIER  LEPC
SHARP LEPC
ST. FRANCIS  LEPC
STONE LEPC
UNION LEPC
VAN BUREN LEPC
WASHINGTON LEPC
WHITE LEPC
WOODRUFF LEPC
YELL LEPC
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SUITE 2A
200 SOUTH LAKE
119 WEST CLOVEROALE
HC 63, BOX 98
ROUTE 6, BOX 638
HC 30, BOX 73
P.O. BOX 5757

P.O. BOX 644
P.O. BOX 281
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
514 WEST 15TH
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
507 CHURCH STREET
100 WEST MAIN STREET
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
3200 BROUN
1126 SOUTH BIRDELL
102 SOUTH MAIN
P.O. BOX 1118
P.O. BOX 249
40 SOUTH 4TK STREET
P.O. BOX 884
ROUTE 6, BOX 276
313 IZARD ST.
P.O. BOX 676
P.O. BOX 2210
ROUTE 3, BOX 255
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
810 WEST CENTER AVENUE
905 SCOTT
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
TEXARKANA
BLYTHEVILLE
BRINICLEY
MT. IDA
PRESCOTT
PELSOR
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK
CAtCEN
PERRTVILLE
HELENA
HURFREESBORO
KARRI SBURG
KENA
RUSSELLVILLE
DES ARC
LITTLE ROCK
POCAHONTAS
BENTON
UALDRON
MARSHALL
FT. SMITH
DEOUEEN
HARDY
FORREST CITY
MOUNTAIN VI EU
EL DORADO
CLINTON
FAYETTEVILLE
SEARCY
AUGUSTA
DANVILLE
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR

AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
75502
72515
72021
71957
71857
72856
72119

71701
72126
723(2
71958
72432
71953
72801
72040
72204
72455
72015
72958
72650
72901
71832
72542
72335
72560
71730
72031
72701
72143
72006
72834
5017730709
5017622053
5017343571
5018672191
5018873115
5012945227
S01376843Z

5018372206
5018892096
5013385530
5013852311
5015785022
5013948142
5019686937
5012564851
5016606911
5018923295
5017765667
5016373001
5014485325
5017833932
5016426622
5018562476
5016638696
5012694277
5018641903
5015923520
5014441722
5012684260
5013472608
5012291359

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                   HASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES



Supplied by State Agencies regulating Waste Disposal Facilities



   Refer to Volume  I  of  U.S.  EPA ACP  Annex  F  - Appendix VI

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                                                        Waste Disposal  Facilities Database Report
  Company Name
                           Address
City
State      County
                              Phone
EPA Id #    Permit ft    Wasteclass   District  #
GE Schenectady
Chemical Waste
Management
Continental
Environmental
Services
Rollins Env. Serv.
Inc
R&D Fabricating &
Mgmt. Inc.
Rollins
Chemical Waste Mgmt.
inc.
U.S. Ecology
Environmental
Rinchem Company,
Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Enviro-Process
Systems
U.S. P. C.I.

Ashland Chemical
Company
U.S. P. C.I.
Agmet Resource
Recovery
Diversified
Scientific Services,
Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Detrex Chemical
Industries, Inc.
Chemical Reclamation
Services, Inc.
Liberty Waste
Disposal Company
Olin Corporation
Otin Corporation
Chemical Waste
Management
4900 Kingston St.
9131 East 96th
Avenue
P.O. pox 5039


13351 Scenic Highway

108 Parkway Dr.

32655 Grays ie
Rt. 2 Box 1955

333 Morth Rancho
Dr., Ste. 644
6133 Edith NE.

2720 Girard NE

4200 A Hawkins Road

P.O. Box 731

2000 Claussen Rd.,
Suite 4 DOS
3535 W. 21st St.

Rt. 2, Box 180A
23 Acorn St.

P.O. Box 863


4234 Oil Belt Lane

3811 1H-40 East

322 international
Parkway
P.O. Box 69

P.O. Box 3370

P.O. Box 30
1400 Olin Road
6901 Greenwood Road

Denver
Thunderson

Gainesville


Baton Rouge

Lafayette

Plaquemine
Sulphur

Las Vegas

Albuquerque

Albuquerque

Farmington

Bronxville

Oklahoma City

lulsa

Waynoka
Providence

Kingston


Abilene

Amari llo

Arl ington

Aval on

Baytoun

Beaumont
Beaumont
Corpus Christ!

CO
CO

FL


LA

LA

LA
LA

NE

NM

HH

NM

NY

OK

OK

OK
Rl

TN


TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX
TX
TX

Denver


Alachua


West Baton Rouge

St. Martin

Iberville
Calcasieu

Clark

Bernalillo

Bernalillo

San Juan

Westchester

Oklahoma

Osage

Woodward
Providence




Taylor

Potter

Tarrant

Ellis

Chambers

Jefferson
Jefferson
San Patriclo

303-329-9070
800-525-1840

904-376-7833


504-778-1234

318-627-3448

504-659-2434
318-583-2169

800-777-7311

505-345-3655

505-884-2277

505-327-9070

914-965-0599

405-528-8371

918-587-0168

405-697-3237
401-831-0909

615-376-0087


312-697-8460 TXD062287883 64042 Class I

312-697-8460 TXD000747410 61018 Class I

817-640-6017 TXD980627137 HW-50021 Class I

214-627-3243 TXD046844700 HW-50084 Class I

713-424-5505 39017 Class II &

409-835-6641 HW-50167 Class I
409-835-6641
409-736-2821

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Page
Company Name
Chemical Waste
Management, Inc.
SOC Service, Inc.
Safety-Kleeh
Corporation
Heat Energy Advanced
Technology
Disposal Systems,
inc.
Empak, Inc.

Intercontinental
Terminals Company
Occidental Chemical
Corporation
Parktank Gulf Coast,
Inc.
Rollins
Environmental
Services
Rollins
Environmental
Services (TX) Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Torque Petroleum
Products
AW Corp, LTD.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Why Uasteuater? Inc.
Ellis County
Disposal
Everett Kates Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corportion
Iso-Tex, Inc.
CNB Batteries, Inc.
GNB, Inc.
Ashland Chemical
Company
Southern California
Chemical Co, Inc.
Effluent Treatment
Services

P.O.

P.O.
3820

4460

2401
Road
2759
Road
1943
Road
P.O.

2759
Road
2027
Road

P.O.


1 722

1722
Road


P.O.
900A

3350
P.O.

2109
6529

Address
Box 9295

Box. 7142
Bratton Road

Singleton Blvd.

Battleground

Battleground

Battleground

Box 500

Battleground

Battleground


Box 609


Copper Creek Rd

Cooper Creek



Box 1640
Hawkins Blvd

Domphan Dr
Box 307

David Drive
Midway Rd.

County Road 129
South 5th St.
7471
3101

1000

6401

South Fifth
Wood Drive

North First St.

Bradley Space P

City
Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi .

Dallas

Deer Park

Deer Park

Deer Park

Deer Park

Deer Park

Deer Park


Deer Park


Denton

Denton

Dickerson

Dickinson
El Paso

El Paso
Ennis

Fort Worth
Fort Worth

Friendswood
Frisco
Frisco
Garland

Garland

Ha I torn City

State County
TX

TX
TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX


TX


TX

TX

TX

TX
TX

TX
TX

TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX

TX

TX

Nueces

Nueces
Nueces

Dallas

Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris


Harris


Denton

Denton

Galveston

Gatveston
El Paso

El Paso
Ellis

Tarrant
Tarrant

Brazoria
Collfn
Collln
Dallas

Dallas

Tarrant

Phone
512-852-8284

512-855-4551
312-697-8460

214-637-6434

713-930-2525

713-623-0000

713-479-6024

713-476-2692

713-623-0000

713-479-6001


713-479-6001


817-383-2611

312-697-8460

713-680-2111

713-242-1999
312-697-8460

915-779-3937
214-875-6616

817-838-6725
312-697-8460

713-482-1231
214-377-2121
612-681-5145
214-840-0206

214-272-4528

817-429-4039

EPA Id #
TXD000761254

TXD030923361
TX0000747402

TXD980624035







TXD05626352B






TXD055141378


TX0077603371



TXD980628028

TXD9B1053770
TXD000747394

TXD981512106



TXD981053416



TXD006451090
TXD980745095

TXD047823265



Permit #
50023

50059
68053

HU-50029







30550






01429


65124



34323

34814
63019

HW-50209
39054

39055
55195



HW- 50206
HW-50007

30680

39061

Wasteclass District #
Class I

Class 1
Class 1

Class 1







Class I, II,






Class I


Class I



class I

Class 1
Class 1

Class I
Class

Class III
Class 1



Class 1
Class I

Class I, Class

Class 1

12

12
12

4

0

0

0

7

0

0


7


4

0

7

7
10

10
4

4
4

0
0
4
4

4

4


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                                                                                           Page
                                                        Waste Disposal  Facilities Database Report
  Company Name
                           Address
City
State      County
                                                                                            Phone
                                                                                                        EPA Id #    Permit tt    Uasteclass   District #
Ashland Chemical
Company
Disposal Systems,
Inc.
Eltex Chemical &
Supply Co.
Eltex Chemical and
Supply Company
Empale, Inc.

Feed Processors (aka
Houston Scrap)
Force Road Oil &
Vacuum Truck Co.
Force, Inc.
General Electric
Company
Global Fuel, Inc.

James C. Mcdonald
Merlchem Company
Paktank Corporation

Parkans
International
R.B. Little, Inc.
Stauffer Chemical
Company
Treatment One

Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Technical
Environmental
systems, Inc.
Alpha Omega
Recycling, Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Chastain, R.E.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
8901 Galveston Rd.

Box 1505

P.O. Box 4214

1020 Holcombe, Suite
1114
2000 U. Loop S.,
Suite 1800
P.O. Box 21145

P.O. Box 9484

P.O. Box 9484
8800 Uallisville
Road
2505 CollingsHorth,
Suite 200
10822 Stabler Lane
1914 Haden Road
2000 U. Loop S.
Suite 1800
P.O. Box 15519

P.O. Box 36230
P.O. Box 5275

9001 Airport Blvd
Suite 60S
2130A Grauwyler Rd

500 Battleground
Road

P.O. Box 9595

202 Michael PI.

1 Mile E of Loop 289
on Hwy 62
Box 2257
4 Mile N. of Jackson
Road
1004? County Road
125
1580 Industrial Road
Houston

Houston

Houston

Houston

Houston

Houston

Houston

Houston
Houston

Houston

Houston
Houston
Houston

Houston

Houston
Houston

Houston

Irving

LaPorte


Longview

Longvieu

Lubbock

HcAllen
Heal ten

Midland

Missouri City
TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX
TX

TX

TX
TX
TX

TX

TX
TX

TX

TX

TX


TX

TX

TX

TX
TX

TX

TX
Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris

Harris
Harris

Harris

Harris
Harris
Harris

Harris

Harris
Harris

Harris

Dallas

Harris


Gregg

Gregg

Lubbock

Hidalgo
Hidalgo

Midland

Harris
713-941-3403

713-974-5000

713-795-5607

713-795-5607

713-623-0000

713-225-1436

713-928-2737

713-928-2737
713-672-3541

713-227-0696

713-695-0812
713-455-1311
713-623-0000

713-675-9141

- 0
0

713-944-9464

312-697-8460

713-476-0645


- 0

312-697-8460

312-697-8460

512-687-7035
312-697-8460

312-697-8460

312-697-8460


TX0000719518

TXD074196338





TXD005928130

TXD000633453

TXD0741659B6


TXD093565653



TX0000807982

TXD008105959


TXD008099079

TXD055135388

TXD981052061

TX0982290140


TXD9B1514383

TXD000747378

TX0000747436


TX0083145656

TXD981 055690

TXD010803203


WOW- 169

39028



WDH-157

32498

39014

39040
39063

50092

39019
WDW-147
50030

37436

39018
50095

71003

55194

HW-50225


50203

67028

62018

39010
68062

72023

71144


Class 1

Class I



Class I

Class 1

Class I/Storage

Class
Class I

Class I

Class
Class I
Class 1

Class I

Class
Class I

Class 1

Class I

Class 1


Class 1

Class I

Class I

Class
Class I

Class 1

Class 1
0

7

7

0

7

7

7

7
7

7

7
7
7

7

7
7

7

4

7


5

5

2

11
11

10

7

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                                                       Waste Disposal Facilities Database Report
                                                                                                                                            Page
  Company Name
                           Address
City
State
           County
                              Phone
EPA Id #    Permit #    Wastec I ass   District #
Corporation
Jrowning-FerHs
Industries Chemical
Ser.
Cecos International
Inc.
Cecos International,
Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Chemical Uaste
Management
Chemical Waste
Management, Inc.
Chemical Uaste
Management, Inc.
Texas Ecologist,
Inc.
Texas Ecologists,
Inc.
San Angelo Electric
Service Co.
KDM Company
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Southern States
Specialty, Inc.
Torque Petroleum
Products
3M Company
Brazoria Equipment
Co., Inc.
Loury Unitank
Malone Service
Company
Malone Service
Company
Safety-Kleen
Corporation
Bell Processing Inc.
Safety-Kleen
Corportion
Gibraltor Chemical
Resources
Gibraltor Chemical

P.O. Box 1195


Chaparral Disposal
Site
2407 E. Murphy Road

3304 Uoraack Road

3333 Federal Road

Highway 73

P.O. Box 2563

P.O. Box 2563

P.O. Box 307

P.O. Box 307

P.O. Box 1587

4303 Profit Drive
5243 Sinclair Road

209 S. Bolivar

6038 P.M. 517

P.O. Box 33331
P.O. Box 2417

P.O. Box 2428
P.O. Box 709

P.O. Box 709

22006 Woodway Drive
(Rt. 12)
P.O. Box 2604
1606 Missile Rd.

Highway 155 P.O. Box
248
Box 248

Nederland


Odessa

Odessa

orange

Pasadena

Port Arthur

Port Arthur

Port Arthur

Robstown

Robstown

San Angelo

San Antonio
San Antonio

San Augustine

San Leon

St. Paul, Minnesota
Texas City

Texas City
Texas City

Texas City

Waco

Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls

Winona

Winona

TX


TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX

TX
TX

TX

TX

TX
TX

TX
TX

TX

TX

TX
TX

TX

TX

Jefferson


Ector

Midland

Orange

Harris

Jefferson

Jefferson

Jefferson

Nueces

Nueces

Tom Green

Bexar
Bexar

San Augustine



Brown
Galveston

Calves ton
Galveston

Galveston

McLennan

Wichita
Wichita

Smith

Smith

409-727-3156


915-333-2826

915-333-2826

312-697-8460

312-697-8460

409-736-2821

409-736-2821

409-736-2821

502-426-7160

800-242-3209

915-653-2336

512-333-4011
312-697-8460

409-275-2363

713-339-1576

612-778-4594
713-482-8321

713-948-1688
409-945-3301

409-945-3301

312-697-8460

817-322-8621
312-697-8460

214-877-3227

214-877-3227








TXD061290276

TXD000747386



TXD000838B96

TXD000838896



TXD069452340



TXD052649027
TXD000729400





TXD001B06848


TXD091936351
TXD027147115



TXD980876015


TX0000747428



TXD00074Z304

39021


WDU-146



70026

71143



39012

WOW- 160



39023

39046

31905
69048

39035



30536
39056

30733
50003



66171

39035
64041



HDU-186

Class


Class



Class

Class



Class

Class



Class

Class

Class
Class

Class




II &


I



\

I



l

1



1

I/Storage

1, II.
1

I



Hazardous Waste
Class

Class
Class



Class

Class
Class



Class
It & II

1
I



I

III
I



1

6


10

0

6

7

0

6

6

0

12

9

8
8

6

0

9
7

7
7

0

3

4
4

0

5

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                                                        Uaste Disposal  Facilities Database Report
Company Name
Resources, Inc.
Chemical Recycling
Chemical Recycling,
Address
P.O. Box 947
802 Kirby St.
City
Uylie
Wylie
State County
TX Col I in
TX Col I in
Phone EPA Id # Permit # Wasteclass
214-442-5495 TX0053131ZZ3 32355 Class 1
214-442-5495
District #
4
0
Inc.
Golden Eagle Oil     1474 W. 1500 S
Refinery
Woods Cross
                      UT
801-292-.45 25

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                                                     135 ON-DEMAND AIR CARRIERS
                                                                                                                        -AC135-13A
                                                                                                                        APPENDIX 1
 LEADING EDGE AVIATION INC
  1921 E FLIGHT LINE DR
  TUCSON          A2 85706
  ULDA626T
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL ME NH SC SH HP

 LONE EAGLE AVIATION INC
  EAGLE RESCUE OF ARIZONA
  7350 E EVANS DRIVE
  SUITE B-1C5
  SCOTTSDALE      AZ 85260
  LKJA529S
  MP07
  TYPE: ODR
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH NP

 HARSH AVIATION COMPANY INC
  THUMDERBIRD AIRLINES
  50*0 E FALCON OR
  MESA            AZ 85205
  ILIAO42F
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH SO SH

 MERRILL AIR CHARTER SERVICE INC
  TIME AIR TRANSPORT
  PO BOX 41287
  "F.SA            AZ 85202
  3RFA302D
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL ME NH SO SH HP

 MONUMENT VALLEY AIR SERVICE INC
  6923 E PASADENA
  PARADISE VALLEY AZ 85253
  EHPA543D
  HPC7
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP

 H1CUETTE, EDHARD L
  HAVASU AIR CHARTER
  11 TORRITO LH
  LAKE HAVASU CIT AZ 86403
  MUQA460T
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP

 PARRISH. DONALD A
  ACTION HELICOPTER OF ARIZONA
  PO BOX 2699
  SEDONA          AZ 86336
  PHDA957S
  HP07
  TYPE: ODR
  REGIONS:  AL CE EA GL NE NH SO SH

 FONDEROSA AVIATION INC
  PONDEROSA AVIATION
  P  0 BOX 269
  TAYLOR          AZ 85939
  EHSA545D
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  AL CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP

 RAiiDSBURG CORPORATION
  CORPORATE AIR CHARTER
  »93o E FALCON DR
  MESA            AZ 85205
  JXZA180B
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL NE NM SO SH HP

 SAFFORO AVIATION  SERVICE INC
  SAFFORO MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
  RT 1 SOX 540
  SAFFORD         AZ 85546
  EJOAS58D
  WP07
  TYPE:  ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP
 SAMARITAN HEALTH SERVICES
  SAMARITAN AIR  EVAC
  2630  £  SKY HARBOR BLVD
  PHOENIX         AZ 85034
  SHJA107I
  HP07
  TYPE: OOA
  REGIONS: AL CE EA GL  NE  NM SO SH HP

 SAHYER AVIATION INC
  2602  E  SKY HARBOR BLVD
  PHOENIX         AZ 85034
  EIPA553D
  HP07
  TYPE: OOA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE  NH  SO SH HP

 SOUTHWEST HELICOPTERS  INC
  6666 S  PLUMER  AVE
  TUCSON           AZ 85706
  EJYA566D
  HP07
  TYPE: ODR
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE  NM  SO SH HP

 SPIRIT AVIATION INC
  1921  E  FLIGHT  LINE DR
  TUCSON           AZ 85706
  FCRA832D
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE  NM  SO SH HP

 SUN HESTERN FLYERS INC
  2095 E  32ND ST
  YUMA             AZ  85365
  EKIA572D
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL NE  NM  SO SH HP

 SUPERSTITION AIR SERVICE  INC
  SAS EXECUTIVE  AVIATION LTD
  4766 FALCON DRIVE
  HESA             AZ  85205
  EIYA555D
  HPO7
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL NE  NH  SO SH HP

 TUCSON COMMANDER INC
  RATLIFF  AERO SALES
  6720 S  PLUMER  AVE
  TUCSON           AZ 85706
  EIFA5500
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  AL  CE  EA GL  NE  NM SO SH HP EU

 TYCONIC  INC
 HCR O2  BOX  248
  RYAN AIRFIELD
  TUCSON           AZ 85735
  YCXA419T
 HP07
  TYPE: ODA
 REGIONS: CE  EA  GL NE  NM  SO Sh HP

 VALLEY NATIONAL  CORP
 VALLEY  NATIONAL  AIR SERVICE
  142 H DEER  VALLEY RD
 PHOENIX          AZ 85027
 VNCA1265
 MP07
 TYPE: ODA
 REGIONS: CE  EA  GL NE  NH  SO SH HP

VERSATILE HELICOPTER INC
 8875 EAST LAREDO
 PRESCOTT VALLEY  AZ 86314
 EIVA554D
 NP07
 TYPE: ODR
 REGIONS: CE  EA GL NE NH  SO SH HP
 HESTCOR  AVIATION INC
  7305  E  GREENHAV RD
  SCOTTSDALE       AZ 85260
  EKLA579D
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA ODR
  REGIONS: AL  CE  EA  GL  NE  NM SO SH HP EU

 HHEELERS  TRANSPORTATION  INC
  14700 N  AIRPORT DRIVE
  #231
  SCOTTSDALE       AZ 85260
  SMHA203I
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE  EA  GL  NE  NM  SO SH HP

 HINDROCK  AVIATION INC
  PO BOX 3125
  HIGHWAY  64.  VALLE
  GRAND CANYON    AZ 86023
  HHNA356B
  HP07
  TYPE: ODA ODR
  REGIONS: CE  EA  GL  NE  NM  SO SH HP
                ARKANSAS
AERO TECH SERVICES  INC
 PO BOX 1266
 FAYETTEVILLE    AR 72702
 OTEA056H
 SH11
 TYPE: ODA
 REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO  SH HP

AIRBORNE FLYING SERVICE INC
 525 AIRPORT ROAD
 HOT SPRINGS     AR 71913
 POGA242H
 SH11
 TYPE: ODA
 REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO  SH NP

AIRLIFT TRANSPORT INC
 MAGNOLIA AIRPORT
 PO BOX 824
 MAGNOLIA        AR 71753
 AT8A259C
 SH11
 TYPE: OOCF
 REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NM SO  SH NP

BERRY AVIATION OF PINE BLUFF INC
 PO BOX 7874
 GRIDER FIELD
 PINE BLUFF      AR 71611
 HBOA591E
 SH11
 TYPE: OOA
 REGIONS: CE EA GL HE NH SO  SH NP

CENTRAL FLYING SERVICE INC
 1501 BOND STREET
 LITTLE ROCK     AR 72202
 HBKA587E
 SH11
 TYPE: ODA ODR
 REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH  SO SH H?

EAGLE AIRHAYS INC
 RT 3, BOX 107
 GRIDER FIELD,  HANGAR 29
 PINE BLUFF      AR 71601
 ENOA376T
 SH11
 TYPE: ODCF
 REGIONS:  CE EA CL  NE  NM SO SH HP

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                                                     135 ON-OEHANO AIR CARRIERS
                                                                                                                         06/05/92
 riNKBEINER,  CHRIS
  DK*i  AIR  EXPRESS
  2008  8ECKENHAM COVE
  LITTLE  ROCK     AR 72212
  HCHA599E
  SHil
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL  HE  NH SO SH HP

 GOA1 SHED  FARMS INC
  GOAT  SHED AVIATION
  3921  S. LINDEN
  PINE  BLUFF       AR 71603
  GOVA467T
  SM11
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE GL SO  SH

 HUT LTD
  108?  INDUSTRIAL PARK  ROAD
  HEBER SPRINGS    AR 72543
  ZJKA258B
  Sml
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL  HE  NM SO SH HP

 J P HUNT INC
  SILOAH  SPRINGS AIR SERVICE
  RT 3 BOX  92
  SILOAH  SPRINGS  AR 72761
  SVIA029S
  SH11
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL  HE  NM SO SH HP

 JAMES FLYING SERVICE INC
  525 AIRPORT ROAD
  HOT SPRINGS     AR 71913
  H3TA593E
  SHU
  TYPE: ODA
  RCGIONS:  CE EA GL  HE  NH SO SH HP

 jARNAGAN,  JERRY D
  EENTON COUNTY  AIR  SERVICE
  500 AIRPORT ROAD
  BENTONVILLE     AR 72712
  HBIA586E
  SH11
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL  NE  NH SO SH HP

MCNEELY CHARTER SERVICE  INC
  PO BOX 1O8
  EARLE            AR 72331
  HCU369C
  SHU
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: AL  CE EA GL  NE NH SO SH HP

HOSER.  HIKE
  AERO HED EXPRESS
  PO BOX 1144
  HANGAR I ROGERS  AIRPORT
  ROGERS          AR 72757
 HBSAS92E
  SHU
 TYPE:  ODA
  REGIONS: CE  EA GL HE NH SO  SH HP

PREMIER CHARTER SERVICE  INC
 f 0 BOX 251614
 LITTLE ROCK     AR 72225
 VHXA455T
 SHU
 TYPE:  OOA
 REGIONS: AL CE EA GL  NE NH SO SH HP

PUGH,  CAROLYN C
 AIR FARE
 672 GRAY
 FAYETTEVILLE    AR 72701
 PBFA070H
 SH11
 TYPE:  ODA
 REGIONS: CE  EA GL HE  NH SO SH HP
 RAY,  ARTHUR GRANT
  CROHN AVIATION
  P 0  BOX 6601
  SPRINGDALE      AR 72765
  QCHA853B
  SHU
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NH SO SH HP

 SEARCY AIR TAXI INC
  SEARCY AVIATION
  PO BOX 1196
  SEARCY          AR 721*3
  HBGA584E
  SH11
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:

 SHITH, BILL
  PO BOX 112
  HINDSVILLE      AR 72738
  SRUA168B
  SH11
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL ME  NH SO SH HP

 SHITH.  CAHELIA
  SMITH AIR
  800  SOUTH OLD  MISSOURI  RD
  SPRINGDALE      AR 72764
  SYHAO94S
  SHU
  TYPE:  ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL NE  NH SO SH HP

 STEHART  AVIATION SERVICES INC
  YELLON  BIRD EXPRESS
  15926 FAULKNER LAKE  ROAD
  NORTH LITTLE RO AR 72117
  HCPA602E
  SH11
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL  HE  NH SO SH HP

 TRUMAN ARNOLD COMPANIES
  TAC  AIR
  RT 12 BOX  6386-2
  TEXARKANA  REGIONAL ARPT
  TEXARKANA        AR 75502
  RTAAS10H
  SHU
  TYPE: OOA
  REGIONS: CE  EA GL  NE NH SO  SH HP

HALKER. L HAYNE
 HALKER AVIATION SERVICE
 516 ARLINGTON  OR
 HEST MEMPHIS    AR 72301
 XHSA593S
 SH11
 TYPE: ODA
 REGIONS: CE  EA GL NE NM SO SH  HP

HARMACK AVIATION INC
 258 CENTRAL MALL
 FORT  SMITH      AR 72»03
 HCIA600E
 SHU
 TYPE: ODA
 REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH SO  SH HP

YOUMCIN AIR SERVICE INC
 PO BOX 1785
 SPRINGDALE      AR 72765
 YOUA252J
 SH11
 TYPE: OOCF
 REGIONS: CE EA GL HE NH SO SH HP
                CALIFORNIA
 A AND P HELICOPTERS IKC
  728 ASTER COURT
  YUBA CITY       CA 95991
  APUA243B
  HP2S
  TYPE: ODR
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE NK SO  SH HP

 A G SPANOS CONSTRUCTION INC
  A.  G. SPANOS JET CENTER
  4800 S AIRPORT HAY
  STOCKTON        CA 95206
  CPBA943C
  HP27
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: AL CE EA GL NE NH  SO SH

 AAA AIR CHARTER INC
  AIR SAN FRANCISCO
  BUTLER AVIATION EXEC TRML
  SAN FRANCISCO INTL ARPT
  SAN FRANCISCO   CA 94128
  CAVA726C
  HP03
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:

 ABERLE,  YVONNE J
  FALLBROOK AIR SERVICE
  2141 S  MISSION RD
  FALLBROOK       CA 92028
  JEYA171F
  HP09
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS: CE EA GL NE  NH SO SH HP

 ABST,  TERRILL  L
  ABST AVIATION
  P.O.  BOX 1902
  MODESTO         CA 95353
  AEEA535B
  HPI7
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  CE EA GL NE  NH SO SH HP

 ACE  AERIAL SERVICE INC
  1571 SOUTH STATE  STREET
  URIAH          CA 95482
  CNHA913C
  HP27
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:  AL CE  EA  GL  NE NM SO SN HP EU

ACH  AVIATION INC
  1475  AIRPORT  BLVD
  SAN  JOSE        CA 95110
  BZUA712C
  HP15
  TYPE: ODA
  REGIONS:

AERO HAVEN  INC
  PO BOX 2799
 BIG BEAR CITY   CA 92314
  EELA497D
 HP21
 TYPE: OOA
 REGIONS: SH HP

AEROSMITH AVIATION  INC
 500 SALLY RIDE DRIVE
 CONCORD         CA 94520
 XOSA99BT
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    Company Name
                             Address
City
                                                                   State
Zip
                                                                                        Phone
                                                                                                   Telefax
                                                                                                                Services Offered
HELD INC.
HARTECH USA INC.
HARIECH USA INC.
SOUND ENVIRONMENTAL
VECO ENVIRONMENTAL
VRCA ENVIRONMENTAL
VRCA ENVIRONMENTAL
VRCA ENVIRONMENTAL
'CHEMTRACK
SELEY CORP.
YORK ENVIRONMENTAL
RIEDEL-PETERSON
P.E. LAMOREAUX &
SPILTECH INC.
SP1LTECH INC.
SPILTECH SERVICES
SEAARK MARINE INC.
HAZ-TECH
BIEGERT AVIATION
DUTCH PRIDE PRODUCTS
RIVERS RUN
SCICOHP CORPORATION
SORBENT SCIENCES
ASI
GROUNDUATER
CELLULOSE RESOURCES
FMS
A.S.I.
CROSBY AND OVERTON
HARDING LAUSON
SOLMAR CORP.
CLAYTON
CHEMICAL SAFETY

HAL I BURTON NUS
WOODWARD-CLYDE
H & H ENVIRONMENTAL
COGNIS INC.
ADVANCE SPILL
TURNER DESIGNS

TURNER DESIGNS
PENCO OF CALIFORNIA
INTERNATIONAL
ESSENCE ENGINEERING
HETSON MARINE
DOUGLAS ENGINEERING
PO BOX 201341
300 E 54TH ST
300 E 54TH ST
8740 HARTDELL RD
813 W NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD
5333 FAIRBANKS ST #11
6700 ARCTIC SPUR RD
6700 ARCTIC SPUR RD
11711 S GAMBEL RO .
PO BOX S380
PO BOX 343
1660 S BEITLINE HIGHWAY
PO BOX 2310
1501 WESTPARK DR #8
PO BOX 56398
6807-A U 12TH ST
PO BOX 210
601 PECAN
MEMORIAL AIRPORT, 23022 S PRICE
PO BOX 1651
PO BOX 568
3519 E SHEA BLVD #119
PO BOX 2440
855 U WALNUT ST
4057 PORT CHICAGO HWY
PO BOX 1562
609 VIA CASITAS
1326 WEST 12TH STREET
1610U 17TH ST
7655 REDWOOD BLVD PO BOX 578
625 W KATELLA AVE #5
1252 QUARRY LN
8388 VICKERS ST #216

PKWY CT, 16885 W BERNARDO DR
1550 HOTEL CIRCLE NORTH
220 CHINA BASIN
2330 CIRCADIAN WAY
2205-109 FIRST STREET
920 WEST MAUDE AVE

845 W MAUDE AVE
618 PILCHARD ST
23456 HAWTHORNE BLVD
PO BOX 5B40 255 W STANLEY AVE
1575 SPINNAKER DR #205
181-C MAYHEM WAY
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
KETCHIKAN
HALVERN
MOBILE
TUSCALOOSA
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
LITTLE ROCK
MONT I CELLO
TEXARKANA
CHANDLER
COT TON WOOD
HUMBOLT
PHOENIX
CHI NO
COMPTOH
CONCORD
ESCONDIDO
GREENBRAE
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH
NOVATO
ORANGE
PLEASANTON
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO
SAN FRANCISCO
SANTA ROSA
SIMI VALLEY
SUNNYVALE

SUNNYVALE
TERMINAL ISLAND
TORRANCE
VENTURA
VENTURA
WALNUT CREEK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AK
AL
AL
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AZ
AZ
AZ
AZ
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA

CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA

CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
99520-0000
99518-0000
99518-0000
99507-0000
99503-0000
99518-0000
99518-0000
99518-0000
99515-0000
99901-0000
72104-0000
36609-0000
3S403-0000
72204-0000
72215-0000
72204-0000
71655-0000
75502-0000
85248-0000
86326-0000
86329-0000
85028-0000
91710-0000
90220-0000
94520-0000
92033-0000
94904-0000
90813-0000
90813-0000
94948-0000
92667-0000
94566-0000
92111-0000

92127-0000
92108-0000
94107-0000
95407-0000
93065-1981
94086-9642

94086-0000
90731-0000
90505-0000
93003-0000
93001-0000
94594-0000
907-563-4595
907-561-1970
907-561-1970
907-278-6960
907-264-8753
907-562-3700
907-349-4827
907-349-4827
907-349-2511
907-247-3539
501-332-8686
205-666-3600
205-752-5543
501-664-7745
800-548-3304
501-664-7745
501-367-9755
501-772-0520
602-821-2400
602-634-7066
602-632-8515
602-953-9633
7U-S91-4704
310-886-9050
415-671-2387
619-741-3731
415-461-7455
213-436-0211
213-432-5447
415-892-0821
714-538-0881
510-426-2600
619-565-0302

619-451-2131
619-294-9400
415-543-4835
707-575-7155
805-581-4602
408-749-0994

408-749-0994
213-547-0919
310-378-9933
805-656-4900
805-658-2628
415-934-7900
907-563-4787
907-563-0380
907-563-0380
907-349-1244
907-264-8810
907-563-1380
907-276-3190
907-267-3190
907-522-3150
907-225-5543
501-332-8688
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205-752-4043
501-663-1796
501-663-1796
501-663-1796
501-367-2120
501-772-0540
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602-634-5494
602-632-5362
602-971-4972
0
310-886-9058
415-685-9148
- - 0
- - 0
213-436-8428
- - 0
415-892-0831
0
510-426-0106
0

619-451-1770
619-293-7920
- - 0
707-575-7833
- - 0
408-749-0998

408-749-0998
- - 0
310-791-2587
805-643-9128
805-658-8354
415-934-7903
BIOREMEDIATION
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    Company Name
                             Address
City
                                                                   State
Zip
                                                                                        Phone
                                                                                                   Telefax
Services Offered
GUARDIAN MARINE
SEALAND
EAST COAST
MSRC-MARINE SPILL
PETRO CHEN RECOVERY
OIL RECOVERY CO INC.
AMERICAN BOOH AND
CAPE CANAVERAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS
ALPHA PRODUCTS CO.
SPILL REPONSE INC
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
HUNTER/ESE
MARINE INDUSTRIAL
EARTH CORE
ENVIROSOLV INC.

JACKSONVILLE
M AND W SOUTHEASTERN
OIL RECOVERY OF
AMERICAN COMPLIANCE
UNITECH
ENVIROTECH

EARTH RESOURCES
OSPREY BIOTHNICS
ORANGE ENVIRONMENTAL
SUB-AQUEOUS
HOUCO ENVIRONMENTAL
SEA SPILL SOUTH INC.
NEED-A-DIVER MARINE
UNIVERSAL WASTE &
BRUNSWICK PORT
UESTINGHOUSE-HAZTECH
WESTINGHOUSE
ENGINEERED FABRICS
COASTAL DIVERS AND


ENSITE INC.
FLORIDA SPILL
PACIFIC
CENTRAL STATES
SKOLNIK INDUSTRIES
620 WALKER STREET
49 8URTVILLE AVE
454 QUINNIPIAC AVE
1350 1 ST NW #300
PO BOX 1458
251 LEVY RD PO BOX 548
8052 ASTONAUT BLVD
8051 ASTRONAUT BLVD
2600 MCCORMICK OR #370
2600 MCCORMICK DR #370
PO BOX 1390
5990 SW NINTH ST
PORT EVERGLADES, PO BOX 290360
PO BOX 1703
PO BOX 1703
PO BOX 1703 SR 26 NEWBERRY RD
PO BOX 43175
8917 WESTERN WAY #120
1840 SOUTHSIDE BLVD

PO BOX 3005
806 TALLEYRAND AVE
6626 GUTHRIE RD
4406 S FLORIDA AVE #23
9164 SOUTH WEST 106TH ST
6608 BOULEVARD OF CHAMPIONS

1227 MARSHALL FARMS RD
PO BOX 758
PO BOX 593845
7334 POINT OF ROCKS RD
843 43RD ST S
3839 4TH ST N #400
PO BOX 5436
2002 ORIENT RD
PO BOX 1336
675 PARK N BLVD #F-100
5280 PANOLA INDUSTRIAL BLVD
669 GOODYEAR ST
120 BRANNEN DR


5203 SOUTH ROYAL ATLANTA DR
605 TOWNSENO RD PO BOX 1847
PIER 14, FIRST FLOOR
319 EAST 7TH PO BOX 684
4900 S KILBOURN AVE
WATSONVILLE
DERBY
HEW HAVEN
WASHINGTON
NORFOLK
ATLANTIC BEACH
CAPE CANAVERAL
CAPE CANAVERAL
CLEARUATER
CLEARWATER
COCOA
FORT LAUDERDALE
FT LAUDERDALE
GAINESVILLE
GAINESVILLE
GAINESVILLE
JACKSONVILE
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
LAKELAND
MIAMI
NORTH

OCOEE
ONECO
ORLANDO
SARASOTA
ST PETERSBURG
ST PETERSBURG
TAMPA
TAMPA
BRUNSWICK
CLARKSTON
DECATUR
ROCKMART
SAVANNAH


TUCKER
COCOA
HONOLULU
CENTRAL I A
CHICAGO
CA
CT
CT
DC
FA
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL

FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL

FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
GA
GA
GA
GA
GA


GA
GL
HI
IL
IL
95706-0000
6418-0000
6513-0000
20005-0000
23501-0000
32233-0000
32920-0000
32920-0000
34619-0000
34619-0000
32923-0000
33317-0000
33329-0000
32602-1703
32602-1703
32602-1703
32203-3175
32256-0000
32216-0000

32204-0000
32203-J175
32205-1547
33813-0000
33176-0000
33068-0000

34761-0000
34264-0000
32859-3845
34242-0000
33711-0000
33703-0000
33675-0000
33619-0000
31521-0000
30021-1962
30035-0000
30153-0000
31410-0000


30084-8611
32923-1847
96817-0000
62801-0000
60632-4593
408-728-3373
203-735-1817
203-469-2376
202-271-0401
804-627-8791
904-241-2200
407-784-2110
407-868-0670
813-726-0966
813-726-0966
407-632-5640
305-584-5561
305-321-5995
800-874-7872
800-874-7872
904-332-3318
904-350-1060
904-363-3417
904-724-1990

904-355-4164
- - 0
912-964-1648
813-647-1200
305-276-1219
305-971-0688

407-877-0877
800-553-7785
- - 0
813-349-8879
813-323-0818
813-821-2003
813-247-1146
- - 0
- - 0
404-299-4650
404-981-9332
404-684-7855
912-897-2398


- 0
407-631-7778
808-545-5195
618-532-4784
312-735-0700
408-728-1798
203-735-2706
203-467-1732
202-371-0401
804-640-1261
- - 0
407-783-7598
407-783-7598
813-725-1728
813-725-1728
407-639-4017
- - 0
305-321-5998
904-332-7659
904-332-7659
- - 0
904-350-9104
904-363-3408
904-724-2508

904-355-4365
- - 0
- - 0
813-647-5600
- - 0
305-978-2172

407-877-3622
813-755-0626
- • 0
- • 0
0
813-823-6441
- - 0
0
• • 0
404-299-4703
404-981-1786
404-684-7438
- - 0


- - 0
407-639-4017
808-538-1703
618-532-5615
312-735-7257
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    Company Name
                             Address
City
                                                                   State
Zip
Phone
Telefax
                        Services  Offered
MAECORP INC.
HERITAGE
SPILL RECOVERY OF
SPILL RECOVERY OF
PETRO BOOH
CONTRACTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL
ERI/H1CROBE MASTERS
MICROBE MASTERS INC.
OIL MOP INC.

OIL SPILL CONTROL
INDUSTRIAL CLEANUP
OOPS-0'BRIEM'S OIL
BYARS SPILL CONTROL

ADVANCED
CHEMEX INC.
GFC CHEMICAL COMPANY
LARCO ENVIRONMENTAL

OVAC INC.
ANTI POLLUTION INC.
HALTER INTERNATIONAL
RIEOEL-PETERSON
THOMPSON


INDUSTRIAL CLEANUP
ENSR CONSULTING AND
HYDRO-ENVIRONMENTAL
ARTHUR D. LITTLE
OCEAN MANAGEMENT
ATLANTIC SPILL
ENPRO SERVICES INC.
M & E/2ECCO INC.
M&E/ZECCO INC.
GROUNDUATER
CLEAN HARBORS INC.
JET-LINE SERVICES
C-E ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEAN AMERICA INC.
DAMES & MOORE INC.
DAMES & MOORE INC.
A.B.B. ENVIRONMENTAL
THE TRAVERSE GROUP
PHOENIX ENGINEERING
17450 SOUTH HALSTED
1175 WESTERN DR
PO BOX 34337, 9901
PO BOX 34337, 9901
753 AXE AVE
PO BOX 1352
PO BOX 45212-210
PO BOX 45212-210
10201 MAYFAIR
PO BOX 820

PO BOX 231
PO BOX 869
1700 STUMPF BLVD #51
PO BOX 1578

PO BOX 81157
107B BALBOA, PO BOX 31228
PO BOX 80537
PO BOX 6237

PO BOX 16584, 307 CHRISTMAN
PO BOX 885
7412 LAKESHORE DRIVE
H101 OLD GENTILLY RD
PO BOX 5Z141


309 ZACHERY OR
35 NAGOG PARK
54 NONSET PATH
25 ACORN PARK
PO BOX 2043
36 HEW ST
12 MULIKEN UAY
345 U MAIN ST
345 U MAIN ST
100 RIVER RIDGE DR
1200 CROUN COLONY DR
441R CANTON ST, PO BOX 180
CORPORATE PLACE #128/107
3300 CHILDS ST
7101 WISCONSIN AVE #700
7101 WISCONSIN AVE #700
110 FREE ST PO BOX 7050
3772 PLAZA DR #5
4240 LAKESHORE RD
HOKEWOOD
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIDANAPOLIS
VALPARAISO
PADUCA
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BELLE CHASSE

FARMERVILLE
GARYVILLE
GRETNA
HARVEY

LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAKE CHARLES

RD LAKES CHARLES
MORGAN CITY
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS


SCOTT
ACTON
ACTON
CAMBRIDGE
DUXBURY
EAST BOSTON
NEWBURYPORT
NORTHBOROUGH
NORTHBOROUGH
NORWOOD
QUINCY
STOUGHTON
WHEATFIELD
BALTIMORE
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
PORTLAND
ANN ARBOR
DECKERVILLE
IL
IN
IN
IN
IN
KY
LA
LA
LA
LA

LA
LA
LA
LA

LA
LA
LA
LA

LA
LA
LA
LA
LA


LA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MD
MD
MD
ME
HI
HI
60430-0000
46241-0000
46234-0000
46234-0000
46383-0000
42002-1352
70895-0000
70895-0000
70809-0000
70037-0000

71241-0000
70051-0000
70056-0000
70059-0000

70598-0000
70593-1228
70598-0537
70606-0000

70616-0000
70381-0885
70124-0000
70129-0000
70152-2141


70583-0000
1720-0000
1720-0000
2140-0000
2332-0000
2128-0000
1950-0000
1532-0000
1532-0000
2062-0000
2269-9137
2072-0000
1880-0000
21226-0000
20814-4870
20814-4870
4112-0000
48108-0000
48427-0000
312-957-7600
317-243-7475
317-291-3972
317-291-3972
219-477-4889
502-898-4052
504-665-1903
504-292-6665
504-293-2033
504-394-6110

318-368-3773
504-535-2697
503-944-0893
504-367-0993

318-232-2000
318-837-9148
318-234-8262
318-474-3660

318-433-4144
504-384-9517
504-283-4371
504-254-3600
504-393-7661


318-234-5104
800-722-2440
508-263-4044
617-498-5388
617-934-0214
617-567-5896
800-966-1102
508-393-2537
508-393-2537
617-769-7600
800-645-8265
617-344-2510
617-232-2207
301-354-0751
301-656-2215
301-656-2215
207-775-5401
313-747-9300
313-376-4843
312-957-7324
317-243-2046
0
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219-477-4622
0
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504-293-2033
504-664-8000
504-392-8977

318-368-3843
504-535-3262
- - 0
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318-232-9049
318-837-2648
318-232-3458
318-474-3665

318-436-1602
504-384-7741
504-283-1742
0
504-393-7934


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508-635-9180
508-635-0980
617-498-7041
- - 0
617-567-2583
508-465-2050
508-393-7485
508-393-7485
617-769-7992
617-269-5216
617-341-0635
0
0
301-656-8059
301-656-8059
207-772-4762
313-747-9229
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CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE/0 1 SPOS
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP CONT. SOUTH
LA, MS, GULF COAST
MOBILE INCINERATOR
CLEANUP
DISPERSANTS
CLEANUP CONTR USA
AND WORLDWIDE
BIOREMEDIATION USA
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
VESSELS
CLEANUP CONTR USA
CLEANUP CONTR
WORLUIDE-PREDOMINANT
LY GULF SOUTH
CLEANUP CONTR USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
BIREMEDIATION USA
BIREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
NAVIGATION SYSTEM

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                                                Contractor Roster Database Report
    Company Name
                             Address
City
                                                                   State
Zip
                                                                                        Phone
                                                                                                   Telefax
                                                                                                                Services  Offered
INLAND WATERS
HPC ENVIRO..DIV. OF
ERGON NONUOVENS INC.
HORAVY TRUCKING
ANDERSON-STPEUEU
BAY WEST INC.
DYNEX
AMERI CLEAN
HERITAGE
KEISEL COMPANY
METROPOLITAN
REACT ENVIRONMENTAL

RIEDEL-PETERSON
HAZ-MAT SERVICES
C P ENVIRONMENTAL
HIGH RISE SERVICE CO
FENN-VAC INC.
ESE BIOSCIENCES
SPECIALIZED MARINE
SPECIALIZED MARINE
COASTAL
COATING SYSTEMS INC.
ALPHA ENVIRONMENTAL
KEN'S MARINE SERVICE
SYBRON CHEMICALS INC
SYBRON CHEMICALS
UNDERWATER
G & G ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEAN HARBORS OF
S+D ENVIRONMENTAL
OMS CORP.
DONJON MARINE
DMS S D ASSOCIATES
AGUILAR ASSOCIATES &
CLEAN VENTURE
RECON SYSTEMS INC.
RECON SYSTEMS INC.
IMBACH CORPORATION
WORLD GUIDE
CECOS ENVIRONMENTAL
WASTE STREAM
NATIONAL RESPONSE
TREATEK INC.
AAA OIL POLLUTION
PURITY LABORATORIES
ECOMAR1NE
2021 S SCHAEFER HWY
8631 W JEFFERSON AVE
PO DRAWER 1639
PO BOX 530
2850 VICKSBURG LANE N
5 EMPIRE OR
4751 MUSTANG CIRCLE
6427 WABASH AVENUE
183 MCDONNELL BLVD
4801 FYLER AVE
PO BOX 21734
2208 WELCH INDUSTRIAL COURT

209 FACTORY ST
PO BOX 1014
PO BOX 1348
PO BOX 730
PO BOX 62679
3208 SPRING FOREST RD
PO BOX 813
PO BOX 813
PO BOX 1456
55 CROWN ST
116 E 22ND ST, PO BOX 4001
116 E 22ND ST, PO BOX 4001
PO BOX 66 BIRMINGHAM RD
PO BOX 66, BIRMIHGHMAM RD
2735 BUREN AVE
16 MARKET ST #136
2301 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
2 GOURMET LN STE G
240 MAIN ST, PO BOX 361
1250 LIBERTY AVENUE
PO BOX 129
30 FRENEAU AVE
1160 STATE STREET, PO BOX 936
5 JOHNSON DR, PO BOX 130
5 JOHNSON DR, PO BOX 130
400G CORPORATE COURT
163 SARATOGA AVE
PO BOX 9
302 GROTE ST
466 EDWARDS AVE PO BOX 609
2801 LONG RD
36-28 HTH ST
PO BOX 145
90 PARK AVENUE
DETROIT
DETROIT
JACKSON
HT. PLEASANT
PLYMOUTH
ST PAUL
ST PAUL
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS

JACKSON
OCEAN SPRINGS
GLEHDIVE
LELAND
NORTH
RALEIGH
WRIGHTSV1LLE
WRIGHTSVILLE
B I SHARK
NASHUA
BAYENNE
BAYONNE
BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM
CAMDEN
CLIFTON
DEPTFORD
EDISON
GLADSTONE
HILLSIDE
LINCROFT
MATAWAN
PERTH AMBOY
RARITAN
RARITAN
SOUTH
BALLSTON SPA
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
CALVERTON
GRAND ISLAND
LONG ISLAND
LUNBROOK
NEW YORK
MI
Ml
Ml
Ml
MN
MN
MN
MO
MO
MO
MO
HO

MS
MS
MT
NC
NC
NC
HC
NC
ND
NH
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
48217-0000
48209-0000
39215-1639
48858-0000
55447-1878
55103-1867
55112-0000
63134-0000
63042-0000
63116-0000
63109-0734
63146-0000

39202-0000
39564-0000
59330-0000
28451-0730
29419-0000
27604-0000
28480-0000
28460-0000
58502-0000
3060-0000
7002-0000
7002-0000
8011-0000
8011-0000
8105-0000
7012-0000
8096-0000
8B37-0000
7934-0000
7205-0000
7738-0000
7747-0000
7726-0000
8869-0130
8869-0130
7080-0000
12020-0000
14217-0000
14207-0000
11933-0000
14072-0000
11106-0000
11563-0000
10016-0000
313-841-5600
313-849-2333
601-948-3472
517-773-6971
612-535-3833
612-291-0456
612-784-4040
314-524-2214
314-521-3600
314-351-5500
314-772-4357
314-569-0991

601-948-2123
601-875-9466
406-365-8371
919-371-2325
803-552-8306
919-872-9686
800-277-0638
800-277-0638
701-255-7203
- 0
201-437-1105
201-339-0673
609-893-1100
609-893-1100
800-258-5585
201-473-5000
609-589-5000
908-549-8778
908-781-5747
201-964-8812
201-542-6272
908-290-7800
201-442-4900
908-526-1000
908-526-1000
201-755-8400
800-234-1276
716-873-4200
716-876-5290
516-369-8644
716-773-8661
718-392-8000
800-242-9009
212-297-2177
313-841-6495
313-849-1623
- - 0
- - 0
- - 0
612-291-0099
612-784-5397
314-522-3323
- - 0
314-351-0894
0
- 0

- - 0
601-872-4869
406-365-8088
0
803-760-0448
919-872-6747
919-256-6011
919-256-6011
- - 0
- - 0
512-288-1995
201-339-8029
0
0
609-963-4740
201-473-5972
609-227-9350
908-549-8707
908-781-0732
201-964-7426
201-544-9126
908-290-7806
201-826-9380
908-526-7886
908-526-7886
908-755-2345
518-885-2561
- - 0
716-876-2412
513-369-4908
716-773-8110
718-482-9535
516-887-6613
212-297-2121
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
SORBENT SUPPLIER
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
REMOTE DRUM PUNCH
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP CONTR
INTERNATIONAL
CLEANUP CONTR USA
SITE REMEDIATION
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMED1ATIOH USA
CLEANUP
SORBENTS
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
SORDENT
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP NY.NJ
BIOREMEDIATION
RESPONSE VESSELS

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                                                Contractor Roster Database Report
    Company Name
                             Address
City
                                                                   State
Zip
                                                                                        Phone
                                                                                                   Telefax
                                                                                                                Services Offered
MARINE LOG
APPLIED FABRIC

GERAGHTY & MILLER
LACKENBACH S1EGEL
SEA SPILL SERVICES
JAMES MILLER MARINE
ENVIRO-ZYME
OPTECH ENVIRONMENTAL
O.K. MATERIALS
OHM CORPORATION
EMERGENCY SPILL
GROUNDUATER
K 8 M BACKHOE
HALIBURTON SERVICES

PROGRESSIVE
GEO-MICROBIAL
BIOREMEDIATION INC.
COLUMBIA HELICOPTERS
NORTHWEST
RIEDEL ENVIRONMENTAL
MCCUTCHEON
BIOSCIENCE INC.
POLYBAC CORPORATION
ULTRONIX INC.

ERM ENVIROCLEAN INC.
GROUNOWATER £
B.E.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
GROUNDUATER SERVICES
NETAC NATNL. ENVIRO.
OMNI AJAX
KEYSTONE - BLOCK
NEW PIG CORPORATION
ENVIROSAFE
GSM ENVIRONMENT
RESEARCH PLANNING
FERGUSON HARBOR
INTERNATIONAL
OSCO INC
WASTE CONTROL
ENPROTEC INC.
TERRAMAR ENTERPRISES
BLACKMON
ALPHA ENVIRONMENTAL
BIO-GENESIS
345 HUDSON ST
227 THORN AVE PO BOX 575

125 E BETHPAGE RD
LACKENBACH SIEGEL BLDG.
MAIN RD, PO BOX 1178
PIER 7 1/2
STORMVILLE MOUNTAIN ROAD
PO BOX 276
16406 U.S ROUTE 224 EAST
16406 US ROUTE 224 E, PO BOX
PO BOX 450853
771 BROOKSEDGE PLAZA OR
PO BOX 481
PO BOX 1431

3700 WEST ROBINSON #231
E MAIN ST
PO BOX 2010
PO BOX 3500
PO BOX 8128
4611 N CHANNEL AVE, PO BOX
250 PARK RD
1530 VALLEY CENTER PKWY.#120
COURTNEY PL 3894 COURTNEY ST
RD2 BOX 1000

855 SPR1NGDALE DR
410 EAGLEVIEW BLVD #110
82-86 BOSTON HILL RD
800 EISENHOWER BLVD
615 WILLIAM PITT WAY
PO DRAWER P
PO BOX 9, HULLER IN
ONE PORK AVE
PO BOX 833
PO BOX 1200
PO BOX 328, 1200 PARK ST
PO BOX 830
312 DIRECTORS DR
618 GRASSMERE PARK #7
1610 SHELDON RD
PO BOX 5198
PO BOX 700
PO BOX S66
PO BOX 90218
13790-A RESEARCH BLVD «33
NEW YORK
ORCHARD PARK

PLAINVIEW
SCARSDALE
SOUTHOLD
STATEN ISLAND
STORMVILLE
WADDINGTON
FINDLAY
FINDLAY
WEST LAKE
WESTERVILLE
CATOOSA
DUNCAN

NORMAN
OCHELATA
LAKE OSWEGO
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
APOLLO
BETHLEHEM
BETHLEHEM
COOPERSBURG

EXTON
EXTON
LARKVILLE
MIDDLETOWN
PITTSBURGH
SUGARLOAF
TEMPLE
TIPTON
VALLEY FORGE
VALLEY FORGE
COLUMBIA
HENDERSONVILLE
KNOXVILLE
NASHVILLE
CHANNELVIEW
ABILENE
ALVIN
ANDREWS
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
NY
NY

NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
OH
OH
OH
OH
OK
OK

OK
OK
OR
OR
OR
OR
PA
PA
PA
PA

PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
SC
TN
TN
TN
TS
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
10014-0000
14127-0000

11704-0000
10585-0000
11971-0000
10301-0000
12585-0000
13694-0000
45840-0000
45840-0000
44145-0000
43081-0000
74015-0000
73536-0448

73072-0000
74051-0000
97035-0012
97208-0000
97207-0000
97208-0000
15613-8730
18017-0000
18017-8999
18036-0000

19341-0000
19341-0000
18651-3225
17057-0000
15238-0000
18249-0000
19560-0009
16684-0304
19842-0833
19842-0000
29202-0000
37077-0830
37923-0000
37211-3643
77530-0000
79608-0000
77512-0700
79714-0000
78709-0000
78750-0000
212-620-7228
716-662-0632

516-249-7600
914-723-4300
516-765-3660
718-727-7303
800-882-9904
315-388-5909
419-423-3526
800-537-9540
216-469-0122
614-882-3136
918-663-8873
405-251-4578

405-321-3931
918-535-2281
503-624-9464
503-657-1111
503-253-2687
503-286-4656
412-568-3623
215-924-9693
215-867-7338
215-965-8009

215-524-3500
215-458-1077
717-779-1780
717-986-1771
412-826-5511
717-788-6000
215-926-6915
800-468-3647
215-962-0800
800-258-5585
803-256-7322
615-822-3295
615-690-3211
- - 0
713-457-6494
915-698-5560
713-331-1959
915-523-6756
512-288-7500
512-250-5463
212-633-1165
716-662-0636

516-249-7610
0
516-765-5802
0
- - 0
- - 0
419-424-4991
419-424-4990
0
614-882-0676
918-437-9622
- 0

405-364-1708
918-535-2564
503-684-5268
503-678-5841
503-221-1324
503-283-2602
412-567-2571
215-691-2170
215-861-0991
0

215-524-7335
215-458-1081
717-779-5316
717-986-9580
412-826-3360
0
215-926-6943
800-621-7447
215-962-0727
215-495-5208
803-254-6445
0
615-690-3626
- 0
713-457-0966
0
713-469-7631
- - 0
512-288-1995
512-250-9541
CLEANUP
BOOMS AND OTHER
SUPPLIES
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
CLEANUP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
CLEANUP CONTR
WORLDWIDE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
HELICOPTERS
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION
VOC EMISSION
REDUCTION
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION USA
BIOREMEDIATION USA
SORBENT
CLEANUP
EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP
CLEANUP CONT USA
CLEANUP CONTR
CLENAUP CONTR USA
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
SORBENTS
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
BIOREMEDIATIOH
BIOREHEDIATIOH

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    Company Name
                             Address
city
                                                                   State
Zip
                                                                                        Phone
Telefax
                                                                                                               Services Offered
BIO-GENESIS
HAZCORP
IT CORPORATION
MICRO-BAC
OPPENHIHER
SOUTHWESTERN
STUTTOH CORPORATION
TEXAS ABSORBENTS
VAUEN SAFETY SUPPLY
BIOREHEDIATION
HOUSTON SHIP REPAIR


HOUSTON SHIP REPAIR
ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIAL
ABERLAN USA

POSCON INC

MILLER ENVIRONMENTAL
V1A-SANTOS
CHEMICAL PLANT

ENVIRODYNAMICS
ESP CORP.
HUDSON RUSH COMPANY
OSEI CORPORATION
PETRO-GREEN INC.

RESPONSE VIDEO
SOUTHERN WASTE
DISPOSAL SYSTEMS

REIDEL-PETERSON
UNI VAC OF TEXAS
PRIORTY ONE SERVICE
AGGREKO INC.

UM U HUNT CONTR INC.

PREMIUM SUPPLY
NATURAL OXYGEN
UHY UASTEUATER
HAL KESTER &
TARMAC
EMTECH ENVIRONMENTAL
13790-A RESEARCH
7004 BEE CAVE RD #2200
2499 -B CAPITOL OF TEXAS
9607 GRAY BLVD.
1206 B W 4TH BOX 5561
PO BOX 17366
1400 A KAREN AVENUE
1000 WEST AVE #B
2120 DENTON DR #105
PO BOX 484
PO BOX 489, 16201 HOOD DR


PO BOX 489, 16201 WOOD DR
1803 TARRANT LANE BOX 9
1803 TARANT LANE
PO BOX 1982

1540 MEMORIAL LANE

4260 BEACON ST
226 GLENMORE
400 WEST MAIN STREET

2900 GASTON AVE
PO BOX 610607
11 450 PAGEMILL
5545 HARVEST HILL #1116
3952 CANDLENUT LN PO BOX

11551 FOREST CENTRAL DR #324
1645 RHONME STREET
2525 BATTLEGROUND RD

1110 HOWARD
6406 LAPORTE HIGHWAY
305 WEST WOODWARD ST
1337-8 EAST PARKERVILLE RD

PO BOX 849

PO DRAWER A
PO BOX 13577
3350 DON1PHAN DR
PO BOX 100792
PO BOX 4370
303 ARTHUR ST
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
AUSTIN
BIG SANDY
CHANNELVIEW


CHANNELVIEW
COLLEYVULE
COLLEYVILLE
CONROE

CONROE

CORPUS CHRISTI
CORPUS CHRISTI
DALLAS

DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS

DALLAS
DALLAS
DEER PARK

DEER PARK
DEER PARK
DEN ISDN
DESOTO

EDNA

EL CAMPO
EL PASO
ELPASO
FORT WORTH
FORT WORTH
FORTH WORTH
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX


TX
TX
TX
TX

TX

TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX

TX

TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
78750-0000
78746-0000
78746-0000
78758-0000
78763-0000
78760-0000
75670-0000
78701-0000
78758-4530
75755-0000
77530-0000


77530-0000
79603-4000
76034-0000
77305-0000

77304-0000

78405-0000
78412-0000
75208-0000

75226-0000
75261-0000
75243-0000
75230-0000
75381-0000

75243-0000
75229-0000
77536-0000

77536-0000
77536-0000
75020-0000
75115-0000

77957-0000

77437-0000
79913-0000
79922-0000
76185-0000
76106-0000
76107-2352
512-250-5463
512-328-6766
512-328-0081
512-837-1145
512-474-1016
512-447-9081
512-452-2102
512-472-6366
512-836-9668
214-636-4146
713-452-5841


713-452-5841
817-481-4128
817-329-0738
- - 0

409-539-3037

512-883-5726
512-991-4457
214-742-6565

214-826-6311
214-641-7777
214-343-6471
214-239-8663
214-484-7336

214-349-1928
214-869-0447
713-930-2525

713-479-5295
713-479-2090
318-369-6248
214-230-3804

512-782-5322

800-392-7736
915-833-2168
915-581-6602
817-292-8405
817-626-3021
817-332-5481
512-250-9561
512-328-6766
512-328-1452
512-837-5968
- - 0
512-443-3442
- - 0
512-472-6066
512-834-1591
214-636-4160
- - 0


0
817-329-0631
817-329-0631
- - 0

409-539-2897

- - 0
- - 0
214-741-2221

214-826-6348
214-641-7858
214-349-6622
214-239-1264
214-783-9636

- - 0
214-869-0440
713-930-2511

713-479-6358
- - 0
214-463-3613
214-230-0287

- - 0

409-543-8054
- - 0
915-581-8043
- - 0
• - 0
817-332-6728
BIOREHEDIATION
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION
ANALYTICAL DRILLING
DISPERSSANT/SORBENTS
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
SUPPLIES
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
CLEANUP CONTR
HOUSTON AND
GALVESTON
CLEANUP
BIOREMEDIATION
BIOREMEDIATION
REMOTE SPILL
RECOVERY
SKIMMERS - SHALLOW
WATER
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
SORBENT
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE/TRANSP
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION USA
SOSRBENT
BIOREMEDIATION
DISPERSANT/SOIL
ANALYSIS
VISUAL DOCUMENTATION
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
TRANSPORTATION/D1SPO
SAL
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
BIOREMEDIATION
ELECTRIC GENERATOR
RENTAL
SORBENT HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
SUPPLIES
OXYGEHATION MEDIUM
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
OIL ABSORBENT FIBER
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMERGENCY

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Company Name

SCI CONTRACTORS INC.
HAL IN ENVIRONMENTAL
ECCO INC.
LAVERH GIBSON
MEDINA AGRICULTURAL
ABASCO

ABS MARINE SERVICES
ACS INDUSTRIES INC.
AM-TEX CORPORATION
BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT
BIOREMEDIATION
CERTIFIED TANK
CHEMICAL SOLUTION
COMPREHENSIVE
DUP'S INC.
EARTH MANAGEMENT
ECOMARINE USA
ECOSORB
ENSR REMEDIATION &
ENVIRONMENTAL
HO TREND SYSTEMS
GARNER ENVIRONMENTAL

GULF COAST BIOSOLVE
HARRISON WESTERN
HI -WAY EQUIPMENT
HYDRO REMEDIATION

IMPAC

JDI INC.
JOYMAI ENVIRONMENTAL

MARINE MAINTENANCE


MYCOBAC
NEW PINNACLE &

PETRO BOOM
R.E. WRIGHT

SERENGETI
SKYVIS10N

Address

BOX 1464
5220 AVE G.
PO BOX 843
BOX 1123
PO BOX 309
PO BOX 38573

16855 NORTH CHASE DR
14208 INDUSTRY ROAD
1505 SOUTH HIGHWAY 6 #210
7015 GULF FREEWAY #212
11200 WESTHEIMER RD #925
14626 MORALES RO
PO BOX 891185
2626 SOUTH LOOP #140
PO BOX 4395
1110 NASA RD 1 #203
4606 FM 1960 W #240
12315 ROBIN BLVD PO BOX 450006
3000 RICHMOND AVE #200
13164 MEMORIAL DR BOX 127
707 LEHMAN
314 ALLEN GENOA RD

16155 PARK ROW #140
ONE WEST LOOP SOUTH #100
6203 LONG DR
5206 FM 1960 WEST #206

5330 GRIGGS RD

411 NORTHBELT EAST #195
PO BOX 442101

PO BOX 5455


12534 MILL WHEEL #2
PO BOX 84221

16038 V1CKERY #220
11331 RICHMOND AVE #102

PO BOX 77Z503
5858 WESTHEIMER #70

City

FRIENDSWOOD
GALVESTON
GRAPEVINE
HENDERSON
HONDOSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON

HOUSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON


HOUSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON
HOUSTON

State

TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX

TX

TX
TX

TX


TX
TX

TX
TX

TX
TX

Zip

77546-1464
77551-0000
76051-0000
75653-0000
78861-0000
77238-0000

77060-0000
77053-0000
77077-0000
77087-0000
77042-0000
77032-0000
77289-1185
77054-0000
77210-4395
77058-0000
77069-0000
77245-0000
77098-0000
77079-0000
77018-1513
77017-0000

77084-0000
77027-0000
77087-0000
77069-0000

77021-0000

77060-0000
77244-0000

77262-0000


77064-0000
77284-0000

77032-0000
77082-0000

77215-2503
77057-0000

Phone

713-482-1468
409-744-8510
817-481-1053
903-657-6339
512-426-3011
713-931-4400

713-874-6512
713-434-0934
713-589-6000
713-644-4338
713-789-2072
713-442-8402
713-992-3031
713-669-1122
713-228-2361
713-333-3221
713-440-1172
713-433-5700
713-520-9030
713-499-5466
713-699-0152
713-920-1300

800-243-3387
713-683-5703
713-649-0940
713-537-6304

713-342-5939

713-999-0293
713-493-2511

713-928-5911


713-894-7371
713-895-8245

219-769-4908
713-496-2323

713-266-4300
713-784-7727

Telefax

- - 0
409-744-4387
817-488-2135
903-657-6158
512-426-2288
713-931-4406

713-874-5964
713-433-6201
713-589-2023
713-644-0276
713-789-3360
713-442-8111
713-992-3341
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713-227-2309
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713-444-5185
713-433-2029
713-520-5952
713-499-5472
713-694-1840
713-920-1359

713-492-1522
303-232-7451
713-649-5571
713-537-6343

713-641-3853

713-999-1322
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713-895-8915

219-769-0173
713-496-2322

713-266-4339
719-977-1043

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                                                 Contractor  Roster Database Report
    Company Name
                             Address
City
                                                                    State
Zip
                                                                                        Phone
                                                                                                   Telefax
                                                                                                                Services Offered
SHIT INTERNATIONAL
SORB-ALL COMPANY
SOUTH COAST FIRE &
SPILL CONTAINMENT
SSCI

TRICIL ENVIRONMENTAL
TURF FEEDING SYSTEMS
VERDE ENVIRONMENTAL
UAKEFIELD ASSOCIATES

WASTE MICROBES INC.
WESTERN DATA SYSTEMS
WESTERN EMERGENCY
WESTON SERVICES INC.

DDA SERVICES
3D Oil Company
MOBLEY COMPANY INC.
S & K SUPPLY
THREE D OIL COMPANY
ERI MICROBE MASTERS
GULF ENVIRONMENTAL

WIGGINS
TEXAS CROWN
BERGSTE1N OILFIELD
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUNDROP SERVICES
ECO-LOGICAL
TEXAS SPILL CONTROL
EARTH RESTORATION
GULF STATES DIVING
BIO TEX
SCIENTIFIC
NATIONAL FILTRATION
TEXOIL SERVICES
EC & ASSOCIATES
BIOREMEDIATION
TEXAS ECOLOGIST INC.
RECLAMATION
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL
MUD MAN-PRIORTY ONE
PETRO ENVIRONMENTAL
REMEDIAL SERVICES
SYNERGISTIC
TESORO ENVIRONMENTAL
400 N BELTWAY 8 #310
PO BOX 21148
4300 SOUTH WAYSIDE #107
2901 WILCREST OR #200
16811 EL CAMINO REAL #214

PO BOX 19529
1183 BRITTMORE #400
7309 SCHNIEDER
2600 SOUTHWEST FREEWAY #716

4901 MILWEE #109
14726 REGNAL
2925 BR1ARPARK #405
5599 SAN FELIPE

PO BOX 585
PO BOX 1172
PO BOX 1640
PO BOX 1885
1915 N HWY 135
5027 SHADY MAPLE
PO BOX 2081

PO BOX 1109
PO BOX 9821
PO BOX 2724
1010 SOUTH MAGNOLIA BLVD
PO BOX 2048
PO BOX 50571
3602 E HWY 158 PO BOX 81014
4222 PASADENA BLVD
PO BOX 5607
2020 N GALVESTOH
PO BOX 921
1108 SUMMIT DR #8
PO BOX 146
PO BOX 898
333 PRESTONUOOD DR #602
PO BOX 307
115 EAST BAGDAD RD
3500 SUNRISE RD
9311 SAN PEDRO
PO BOX 680488
3726 BROOM ST
790 WEST MAYFIELD
8700 TESORO DR
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON

HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
HOUSTON

KELLER
KILGORE
KILGORE
KILGORE
KILGORE
KINGUOOD
LAPORTE

LIBERTY
LONGVIEU
LUBBOCK
MAGNOLIA
MARSHALL
MIDLAND
MIDLAND
PASADENA
PASADENA
PEARLAND
PEARLAND
PLANO
PLUM
POST
RICHARDSON
ROBSTOWN
ROUND ROCK
ROUND ROCK
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX

TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
77060-0000
77057-0000
77087-0000
77042-0000
77058-0000

77224-0000
77043-0000
77093-0000
77098-0000

77092-0000
77039-0000
77042-0000
77056-0000

76248-0000
75663-0000
75662-0000
75662-0000
75662-0000
77J39-0000
77572-2081

77575-0000
75608-0000
79408-0000
77355-1721
75670-0000
79710-0000
79709-0000
77503-0000
77508-0000
77581-0000
77588-0000
75074-0000
78952-0000
79356-0000
75081-0000
78380-0000
78664-0000
78664-0000
78216-0000
78268-0488
78217-0000
78211-0000
78217-0000
713-931-2150
713-784-4575
713-649-6691
713-783-0404
713-486-1943

409-985-5527
713-465-1800
713-691-6468
713-520-5083

713-956-4001
713-987-1815
- - 0
713-621-1620

817-379-0052
903-984-9441
903-984-8646
214-984-7624
214-984-9441
713-360-9807
713-470-0209

409-336-3881
214-297-4412
806-744-6278
713-356-6038
903-938-9979
915-520-7735
915-570-1700
713-476-5995
713-998-0082
713-485-3870
713-489-0673
214-881-0800
409-242-5571
806-495-3800
214-437-0703
512-387-3518
512-388-9677
800-969-8492
512-690-0305
512-680-2950
512-653-9338
512-927-1424
210-283-2402
713-820-9734
719-977-4579
713-649-6694
0
713-486-7415

- - 0
713-465-1866
713-691-2331
713-520-6291

713-956-7305
713-987-2743
- - 0
- - 0

817-431-6175
- - 0
0
214-984-8906
- - 0
504-293-2033
713-470-2726

409-336-6928
214-991-3510
- - 0
713-356-6224
903-938-1211
915-520-7737
915-687-4025
713-476-0030
713-998-0133
0
- - 0
214-881-0199
409-242-5570
- - 0
214-437-9408
0
0
512-255-0013
512-525-0032
512-523-5700
- - 0
- - 0
210-283-2403
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                                                Contractor Roster Database Report
Company Name
PHOENIX
COMPLETE
HALONE TRUCKING
H.G. LUERA LTD
JET-VAC ENTERPRISES
REMEDIATION
DESIGN ENGINEERING
DESIGN ENGINEERING
PCC1
UNDERSEA SYSTEMS
ICF INCORPORATED
BIOVERSAL USA INC.
GENERAL TECHNOLOGY

INDUSTRIAL MARINE
INDUSTRIAL MARINE
PARKER SYSTEMS INC.
VIKING INSTRUMENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL
COASTAL REMEDIATION
RESOURCE RECOVERY
ENVIROSOLUTIONS
TERRA CLEAN
HAMILTON PACIFIC LTD
TETRA TECH INC.
PACIFIC EQUIPMENT CO
CHEMPRO
CROULEY
CROULEY
FOSS ENVIRONMENTAL
GLOBAL DIVING &
PAULSEN & ASSOCIATES
TIDEWATER
AAA ENVIRONMENTAL
E & K HAZARDOUS
A & V INC.
H20 CHEMISTS INC.
Address
UPTON RD, PO BOX 744
22730 GOSLING ROAD
PO BOX 709
312 BEECHWOOD
PO BOX 423
1952 WEST PARKWAY
1606 CHAPEL HILL
PO BOX 16037
1201 E ABINGDON DR #201
20101 RIVER AVE, PO BOX 100
9300 LEE HGIGHUAY
10626 BEECHNUT COURT
7720 MASON KING COURT

1301 MARSH ST PO BOX 1779
1301 MARSH ST, PO BOX 1779
PO BOX 1652
12007 SUNRISE VALLEY DR
3705 SANDERS AVE
310 1ST ST
425 E PINNER ST
5101 CLEVELAND ST #302
5101 CLEVELAND ST #302
1808 EAGLE HARBOR LANE
11820 NORTHUP WAY #100
PO BOX 1113
2203 AIRPORT WAY SOUTH
PO BOX 2287
PO BOX 2287
660 W EWING ST
2763 13TH AVE SW
4501 SHILSHOLE AVE NU
6305 NU LOWER RIVER RD
5544 U FOREST HOME AVE
2905 PAINE AVE.PO BOX 1249
N62 W22632 VILLAGE DR
N62 W22632 VILLAGE DR
City State Zip
SMITHVILLE
SPRING
TEXAS CITY
VICTORIA
WACO
WEST VALLEY
ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA
BATTERY PARK
FAIRFAX
FAIRFAX STATION
MANASSAS

NORFOLK
NORFOLK
NORFOLK
RESTON
RICHMOND
ROANOKE
SUFFOLK
VIRGINIA BEACH
VIRGINIA BEACH
BAIN8RIDGE
8ELLEVUE
ISSAQUAH
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
VANCOUVER
MILWAUKEE
SHEBOYGAN
SUSSEX
SUSSEX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
UT
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA

VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
WA
UA
WA
WA
WA
WA
WA
WA
WA
WA
WI
Wl
WI
WI
78957-0000
77389-0000
77592-0000
77901-0000
76703-0000
84119-0000
22304-0000
22302-0000
22314-0000
23304-0000
22031-1207
22039-0000
22110-0000

23501-0000
23501-0000
23501-0000
22091-3406
23277-0000
24008-0000
23434-0000
23462-0000
23462-0000
98110-0000
9B005-0000
98027-0000
98134-0000
98111-0000
98111-0000
98119-1587
98134-0000
98107-0000
98660-0000
53220-0000
53082-1249
53089-0000
53089-0000
Phone
512-237-4518
713-353-5438
713-487-6500
512-575-9540
817-757-4827
801-977-0559
703-823-3189
703-538-6547
703-684-2060
804-357-7405
703-934-3000
703-250-3442
703-631-6655

80-454-3571
804-543-5718
- - 0
703-758-9339
804-358-5400
703-983-0280
804-539-0005
804-497-5721
804-497-6931
206-842-2100
206-822-9596
206-392-0304
206-223-0500
206-443-8100
206-443-8100
206-281-3823
206-623-0621
800-733-4501
206-695-8088
414-541-1440
414-458-6030
414-246-6922
800-833-2334
Telefax
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713-353-5480
713-480-1009
- - 0
0
801-975-1257
703-335-2954
703-538-6537
703-684-5343
0
703-934-9740
703-250-3559
- - 0

804-543-4561
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- - 0
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- - 0
703-983-4363
0
804-497-6882
804-497-6882
- - 0
206-828-4359
- - 0
206-223-7791
206-443-8620
206-443-8620
206-284-3699
- - 0
206-783-0434
206-695-3731
- - 0
414-452-7254
414-246-6932
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      FEDERAL ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES

Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior,
  Division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  (USFWS)

       USFWS  Region  IV -  Arkansas  and Louisiana
  USFWS  Region  II - Texas,  New Mexico and  Oklahoma

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                                                         Federal Endangered Species
                                                                                                                                  Page
    County
                 State
            Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Arkansas
                  AR   Florida Panther
Arkansas
AR   Bald Eagle
Ashley
                  AR   Florida Panther
Ashley
AR   Bald Eagle
Baxter
                  AR   Florida Panther
                  AR   Bald Eagle
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tai I.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         tow pinelands,  and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic  of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur around  large

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                                                         Federal Endangered Species
                                                                            Page
    County       State        Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Benton
                  AR   Gray Bat
Benton
                  AR   Ozark Cavefish
Benton
                  AR   Florida Panther
Benton
                  AR   Batd Eagle
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

It weighs from 7 to
16 grams.  One
feature which
distinguishes its
uni-colored dorsal
fur.  For a short
period after molt in
July or August, gray
bats are dark gray;
but their fur
usually bleaches to
russet between
molts.  This
difference in fur
color is especially
apparent in females
during their
reproductive season
in May or June.
A true cave dweller
reaching a total
length of about 2
inches.  It has an
elongate, flattened
head, degenerate
eyes, projecting
lower jaw, and a
body nearly devoid
of pigment.  The
dorsal and anal fins
are located far back
on the body; the
caudal fin is
rounded, the
pectoral fins are
elongated, and the
pelvic fins are
absent.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tfp of tail.
A targe eagle with
white head and tail
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish,  waterfowl,  and
carrion ere the primary food
sources.
Gray bat colonies are
restricted entirely to caves
or cave-1 ike habitats.
Usually these caves are all
located within a kilometer
of a river or reservoir.   In
winter they utilize  only
deep, vertical caves having
a temperature of 6-11
degrees Centigrade.  There
are nine known caves that
are believed to house
roughly 95 percent of the
hibernating population.
                                                                           Is found in small cave
                                                                           streams with pool areas.
                                                                           the water source Is almost
                                                                           always an upwelling from the
                                                                           groundwater table.  Caves
                                                                           that depend entirely upon
                                                                           surface water sources rarely
                                                                           have cavefish.  Suitable
                                                                           caves are usually found in
                                                                           the vicinity of large
                                                                           permanent streams.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic  of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                                           Nests near water;  requires
                                                                           large trees for nesting.
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
The offspring are born the
following June when the colonies
have migrated to their summer
range.    By August, all of the
juveniles are flying and there is a
general mixing and dispersal of the
colony over the summer range.  Fall
migration begins around the first
of September and is generally
complete by early November.
                              Reaches maturity at  4 or more years
                              of age and has a life expectancy of
                              7 to 10 years.  Females produce 20
                              to 25 eggs per spawn with about 20
                              percent of the population breeding
                              each year.
                                                                                                         Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                                         season of November to April,  a
                                                                                                         gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                                         days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                                         kittens.
                              Counties shovm as  present
                              distribution are those that  contain

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Boone
                  AR   Florida Panther
Boone
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Bradley
                  AR   Florida Panther
Bradley
AR   Bald Eagle
Calhoun
                  AR   Florida Panther
in adult, wfngspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers.  Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to  tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers.  Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail  tips, back of
ears, and  sides of
nose dark  brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs,  and
                                                         occasionally in  rangeland
                                                         areas.   Fish,  waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the  primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower  diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water;  requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                                                                         large wintering population.   Winter
                                                                                                         concentrations occur around  large
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                              Existing  data  indicates a breeding
                              season of November  to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes  of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur  around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates  a  breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1  to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Calhoun
AR   Bald Eagle
Carroll
                  AR   Florida Panther
Carroll
AR   Bald Eagle
Chi cot
AR   Bald Eagle
ch i cot
                  AR   Florida Panther
Clark
                  AR   Florida Panther
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7,5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips,  back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips,  back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips,  back of
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pine I ends, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around targe
bodies of water from
December-March.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.

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    county       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                Comments
Clark
AR   Bald Eagle
Clay
AR   Florida Panther
Clay
AR   Bald Eagle
Cleburne
                  AR   Florida Panther
Cleburne
AR   Bald Eagle
Cleveland
                  AR   Florida Panther
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers.  Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                                                                                                         Counties shown as present
                                                                                                         distribution are those that contain
                                                                                                         large wintering population.  Winter
                                                                                                         concentrations occur around large
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a

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    County       State        Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Cleveland         AR   Bald Eagle
Columbia
                  AR   Florida Panther
Columbia
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Conway
                  AR   Florida Panther
Conway
                  AR   Bald Eagle
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
                                                                           uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                                           low pinelands, and palm
                                                                           forests). Lower diversity
                                                                           and predominately wetland
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in range I and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around targe
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.

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    County       State        Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                           Comments
Craighead
                  AR   Florida Panther
Craighead         AR   Bald Eagle
Crawford
                  AR   Florida Panther
Crawford
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Crittenden        AR   Florida Panther
Crittenden        AR   Bald Eagle
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hamnocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to A
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around targe
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain

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                                                                                                                                  Page
    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Cross
                  AR   Florida Panther
Cross
AR   Bald Eagle
Dallas
                  AR   Florida Panther
Dallas
AR   Bald Eagle
Desha
AR   Florida Panther
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                                                                         large wintering population.  Winter
                                                                                                         concentrations occur around large
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.

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                                                                                                                Page
    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Oesha
AR   Bald Eagle
Drew
                  AR   Florida Panther
Drew
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Faulkner
                  AR   Florida Panther
Faulkner
                  AR   Bald Eagle
 FrankI in
                  AR    Florida  Panther
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangetand
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April, a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April, a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Franklin
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Fulton
                  AR   Florida Panther
Fulton
AR   Bald Eagle
Garland
                  AR   Florida Panther
Garland
AR   Bald Eagle
Grant
                  AR   Florida Panther
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Iimatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Imroatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeI and
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Grant
AR   Bald Eagle
Greene
                  AR   Florida Panther
Greene
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Hempstead
                  AR   Florida Panther
Hempstead         AR   Bald Eagle
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Inmatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers.  Immatures
                                                                           uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                                           low pinelands, and palm
                                                                           forests). Lower diversity
                                                                           and predominately wetland
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of 1  to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April, a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              targe wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                Comments
Hot Spr
                  AR   Florida Panther
Hot Spr
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Howard
                  AR   Florida Panther
Howard
AR   Bald Eagle
Independence      AR   Florida Panther
Independence      AR   Bald Eagle
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers, immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to A
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                                                                                                         Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                                         season of November to April,  a
                                                                                                         gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                                         days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                                         kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Irard
                  AR   Florida Panther
Izard
AR   Bald Eagle
Jackson
                  AR   Florida Panther
Jackson
AR   Bald Eagle
Jefferson
                  AR   Florida Panther
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Imtnatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
In adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. [matures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers.  Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs,  and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pine lands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near Hater; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                                                                         large wintering population.   Winter
                                                                                                         concentrations occur around  large
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                Comments
Jefferson         AR   Bald Eagle
Johnson
                  AR   Florida Panther
Johnson
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Lafayette         AR   Florida Panther
Lafayette
AR   Bald Eagle
Lawrence
                  AR   Florida Panther
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Inmatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
                                                         Mests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pine lands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habjtats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                                         Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                                         season of November to April,  a
                                                                                                         gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                                         days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                                         kittens.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Lawrence
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Lee
                  AR   Florida Panther
Lee
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Lincoln
                  AR   Florida Panther
Lincoln
AR   Bald Eagle
Little River      AR   Florida Panther
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, uingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
                              Counties  shown as  present
                              distribution  are those  that  contain
                              large  wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur  around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data  indicates  a  breeding
                              season of November  to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes  of 1  to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a

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    County
                 State
            Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Little River
AR   Bald Eagle
Logan
AR   Magazine Mountain Shagreen
Logan
                  AR   Florida Panther
Logan
AR   Bald Eagle
Lonoke
                  AR   Florida Panther
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

 0.5 of an inch wide
and 0.3 of an inch
high.  It is dusky
brown to buff
colored.  The
species' rough shell
surface is covered
with miniscule
half-moon,
scale-1 ike designs.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
                                                                           uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                                           low pinelands, and palm
                                                                           forests). Lower diversity
                                                                           and predominately wetland
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
This snail inhabits rock
slides which are between
2000 feet and 2600 feet in
elevation.  It prefers cool,
moist conditions and will
disappear into the rock
crevasses during warm, dry
weather.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of 1  to A
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                                         Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                                         season of November to April,  a
                                                                                                         gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                                         days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                                         kittens.

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    County
                 State
            Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Lonoke
AR   Bald Eagle
Madison
                  AR   Florida Panther
Madison
AR   Bald Eagle
Marion
AR   Virginia And Ozark Big-Eared
Marion
                  AR    Florida Panther
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle uith
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and taiI
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A medium-sized bat
weighing 7 to 12
grams.  Total body
length is 98 mm.
This bat's long ears
(over 2.5
centimeters) and
facial glands on
either side of the
snout are quite
distinctive.  Fur  is
light to dark brown.
                                    A  large,  long-tailed
                                    cat with  pate brown
                                    or rusty  upper
                                    parts, dull white or
                                    buffy under parts;
                                    taiI tips, back of
                                    ears, and sides of
                                    nose dark brown or
                                    blackish. Mature
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Utilize caves year-round as
roost sites.  During the
winter, most populations
hibernate in a few cold
caves that provide optimum
temperatures in December,
January, and February range.
During the summer, females
of both subspecies
congregate in warm maternity
caves to raise their young.
The males apparently
disperse into smaller groups
separate from the females
during the summer.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                                         Copulation occurs in the fall and
                                                                                                         winter and the females store the
                                                                                                         sperm until oyulation in late
                                                                                                         winter or spring.  Gestation takes
                                                                                                         about 3 months and a single pup is
                                                                                                         born in May or June.  Development
                                                                                                         is fairly rapid and the young are
                                                                                                         on their own within 2 months.
                                                   Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                   season of November to April, a
                                                   gestation period of around 90-95
                                                   days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                   kittens.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Degcription
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Marion
AR   Bald Eagle
Miller
                  AR   Florida Panther
Miller
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Mississippi       AR   Florida Panther
Mississippi       AR   Bald Eagle
Monroe
                  AR   Florida Panther
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
                                                                           cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands,  and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of  southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood  hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                                                                                                         Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                                         season of November to April, a
                                                                                                         gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                                         days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                                         kittens.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Monroe
AR   Bald Eagle
Montgomery        AR   Florida Panther
Montgomery        AR   Bald Eagle
Nevada
                  AR   Florida Panther
Nevada
AR   Bald Eagle
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Nature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare  of
feathers. Immatures
are dark  or mottled.
                     and predominately wetland
                     habitat  use  are
                     characteristic of southern
                     areas  (mixed swamp and
                     cypress  swamp).


                     Nests  near water; requires
                     large  trees  for  nesting.
                     Winters  along major  rivers
                     and reservoirs,  and
                     occasionally in  rangeIand
                     areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                     carrion  are  the  primary food
                     sources.
                     Diversity of habitats used
                     by panthers; dominated  by
                     uplands  (hardwood hammocks,
                     low pinelands, and palm
                     forests). Lower  diversity
                     and predominately wetland
                     habitat  use  are
                     characteristic of southern
                     areas  (mixed swamp and
                     cypress  swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in range I and
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Newton
                  AR   Florida Panther
                     Nests near water;  requires
                     large trees for nesting.
                     Winters along major rivers
                     and reservoirs, and
                     occasionally in rangeland
                     areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                     carrion are the primary food
                     sources.
A large, long-tailed Diversity of habitats used
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                                                   Counties shown as  present
                                                   distribution are those that  contain
                                                   large wintering population.   Winter
                                                   concentrations occur  around  large
                                                   bodies of water from
                                                   December-March.
                                                   Existing data indicates a  breeding
                                                   season of November  to April,  a
                                                   gestation period of around 90-95
                                                   days,  litter sizes  of 1 to 4
                                                   kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Newton
AR   Bald Eagle
ouachita
                  AR   Florida Panther
Ouachita
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Perry
                  AR   Florida Panther
Perry
                  AR   Bald Eagle
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tait.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
                                                                           by panthers; dominated by
                                                                           uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                                           low pinelands, and palm
                                                                           forests). Lower diversity
                                                                           and predominately wetland
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in range I and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands,  and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur around  large
                              bodies of water from

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    County       State        Name of Specie
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Phillips
AR   Florida Panther
Phillips
AR   Bald Eagle
Pike
                  AR   Florida Panther
Pike
AR   Bald Eagle
Poinsett
                  AR   Florida Panther
                              Existing data  indicates  a  breeding
                              season of November  to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes  of 1  to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to A
                                                                                       kittens.
Poinsett
AR   Bald Eagle
feathers. Immatures  areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and  December-March.
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tar I.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
taiI tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with   Nests near water; requires    counties shown as present
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April, a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      comments
Polk
AR   Leopard Darter
Polk
                  AR   Florida Panther
Polk
AR   Bald Eagle
Pope
                  AR   Florida Panther
Pope
                  AR   Bald Eagle
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

Adults grow to 3 in.
long. Dorsal
background color is
pale olive. The
ventral color is
yellowish-olive.
Ten or more large,
dark spots along
lateral line.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Nature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Typically clear, swift shoal
areas and pools in moderate
to large streams.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands,  and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                                                                         distribution are those that contain
                                                                                                         large wintering population.  Winter
                                                                                                         concentrations occur around large
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April, a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to A
                              kittens.
                                                                                                         Counties shown as present
                                                                                                         distribution are those that contain
                                                                                                         large wintering population.  Winter
                                                                                                         concentrations occur around large
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.

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    County
State        Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Prairie
                  AR   Florida Panther
Prairie
 AR   Bald Eagle
Pulaski
                  AR   Florida Panther
Pulaski
 AR   Bald Eagle
Randolph
                  AR    Florida Panther
Randolph
 AR   Bald Eagle
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
 in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5  ft.. Tarsi
                                                          Diversity of habitats used
                                                          by panthers; dominated by
                                                          uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                          low pineIends,  and palm
                                                          forests). Lower diversity
                                                          and predominately wetland
                                                          habitat use are
                                                          characteristic  of southern
                                                          areas (mixed swamp and
                                                          cypress swamp).
Nests near water;  requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in range I and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeIand
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).


Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
                              Existing data  indicates  a breeding
                              season of November  to April,  a
                              gestation period of around  90-95
                              days,  litter sizes  of 1  to  4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                        Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                        season of November to April,  a
                                                                                        gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                        days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                        kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                        Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                        season of November to April, a
                                                                                        gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                        days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                        kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                              Habitat
                                                                Comments
Saline
                  AR   Florida Panther
Saline
AR   Bald Eagle
Scott
                  AR   Arkansas Fatmucket
Scott
                  AR   Florida Panther
Scott
                  AR   Bald Eagle
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

Has an elliptical to
long ovate shell
with subinflated
valves.  The shell's
surface is generally
smooth; its thin
outer layer is shiny
olive brown to
tawny, with no rays.
The inside of the
shell is an
iridescent bluish
white.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immstures
are dark or mottled.
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish,  waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pine lands,  and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Prefers deep pools and
backwater areas that possess
sand areas with suffient
flow to periodically remove
organic debris.
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Searcy
                  AR   Florida Panther
Searcy
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Sebastian
                  AR   Arkansas Fatmucket
Sebastian
                  AR   Florida Panther
Sebastian
AR   Bald Eagle
Sevier
                  AR   Florida Panther
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

Has an elliptical to
long ovate shell
with subinflated
valves.  The shell's
surface is generally
smooth; its thin
outer layer is shiny
olive brown to
tawny, with no rays.
The inside of the
shell is an
iridescent bluish
white.
A  large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A  large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A  large,  long-tailed
cat with pale brown
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of  habitats  used
                                                         by panthers;  dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands,  and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic  of southern
                                                         areas (mixed  swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
                              Existing data  indicates a breeding
                              season of November  to April, a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes  of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeIand
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Prefers deep pools and
                                                         backwater areas that possess
                                                         sand areas with suffient
                                                         flow to periodically remove
                                                         organic debris.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in range I and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
                              Counties shown as  present
                              distribution are those that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur  around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                                                                                                         Counties shown as present
                                                                                                         distribution are those that contain
                                                                                                         large wintering population.  Winter
                                                                                                         concentrations occur around large
                                                                                                         bodies of water from
                                                                                                         December-March.
                                                                                                         Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                                         season of November to April, a

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    County       State        Name of Species
                                          Species
                                        Description
                              Habitat
                                                                Comments
Sevier
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Sharp
                  AR   Florida Panther
Sharp
AR   Bald Eagle
Springdale        AR   Indiana Bat
Springdale        AR   Gray Bat
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

Fur is dull grayish
chestnut.
Underpants pinkish
to cinnamon.  Calcar
strongly keeled.
It weighs from 7 to
16 grams.  One
feature which
distinguishes its
uni-colored dorsal
fur.  For a short
period after molt in
July or August, gray
bats are dark gray;
but their fur
usually bleaches to
russet between
molts.  This
                                                                           uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                                           low pinelands,  and palm
                                                                           forests).  Lower diversity
                                                                           and predominately wetland
                                                                           habitat use are
                                                                           characteristic  of southern
                                                                           areas (mixed swamp and
                                                                           cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water;  requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in range I and
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pine lands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water;  requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Mainly uses limestone caves
for winter hibernation.  May
also be found under bridges,
in old buildings,  and under
bark or in hollow of trees.
Gray bat colonies are
restricted entirely to caves
or cave-1 ike habitats.
Usually these caves are all
located within a kilometer
of a river or reservoir.   In
winter they utilize  only
deep, vertical caves having
a temperature of 6-11
degrees Centigrade.  There
are nine known caves that
are believed to house
roughly 95 percent of the
                                                                                       gestation period of  around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of  1  to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those  that  contain
                              large wintering population.   Winter
                              concentrations occur around  large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April,  a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Rare in Oklahoma.  Usually found as
                                                                                       scattered individuals and may be in
                                                                                       company with the gray bat.
                                                                                       The offspring are born the
                                                                                       following June when the colonies
                                                                                       have migrated to their summer
                                                                                       range.     By August,  all of  the
                                                                                       juveniles are flying and there is a
                                                                                       general mixing and dispersal  of the
                                                                                       colony over the summer range.  Fall
                                                                                       migration begins around the  first
                                                                                       of September and is generally
                                                                                       complete by early November.

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    County       State        Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
St. Francis       AR   Florida Panther
St. Francis       AR   Bald Eagle
Stone
                  AR   Florida Panther
Stone
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Union
                  AR   Florida Panther
difference in fur
color is especially
apparent in females
during their
reproductive season
in May or June.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
                                                                           hibernating population.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rengeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Existing data  indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.

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    County
                 State
            Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Union
AR   Bald Eagle
Van Buren
                  AR   Florida Panther
Van Buren
AR   Bald Eagle
Washington
AR   Virginia And Ozark Big-Eared
Washington
                  AR   Florida Panther
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A medium-sized bat
weighing 7 to 12
grams.  Total body
length is 98 mm.
This bat's long ears
(over 2.5
centimeters) and
facial glands on
either side of the
snout are quite
distinctive.  Fur is
light to dark brown.
                                    A large, long-tailed
                                    cat with pale brown
                                    or rusty upper
                                    parts, dull white or
                                    buffy under parts;
                                    tail tips, back of
                                    ears, and sides of
                                    nose dark brown or
                                    blackish. Mature
                                    panthers measured
                                    nearly 6-7 feet from
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeI and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pine lands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Utilize caves year-round as
roost sites.  During the
winter, most populations
hibernate in a few cold
caves that provide optimum
temperatures in December,
January, and February range.
During the summer, females
of both subspecies
congregate in warm maternity
caves to raise their young.
The males apparently
disperse into smaller groups
separate from the females
during the summer.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
Copulation occurs in the fall and
winter and the females store the
sperm until ovulation in late
winter or spring.  Gestation takes
about 3 months and a single pup is
born in May or June.  Development
is fairly rapid and the young are
on their own within 2 months.
                                                   Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                   season of November to April,  a
                                                   gestation period of around 90-95
                                                   days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                   kittens.

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    County
                 State
            Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Washington
AR   Bald Eagle
White
                  AR   Florida Panther
White
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Woodruff
                  AR   Florida Panther
Woodruff
                  AR   Bald Eagle
Yell
AR   Magazine Mountain Shagreen
nose to tip of tail.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. 1 (matures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, uingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers.  Immatures
are dark or mottled.

A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to  tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers.  Immatures
are dark or mottled.

 0.5 of an inch wide
and 0.3 of an inch
high.   It  is dusky
brown to buff
colored.   The
species' rough shell
surface  is covered
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
                                                         Nests near water; requires
                                                         large trees for nesting.
                                                         Winters along major rivers
                                                         and reservoirs, and
                                                         occasionally in rangeland
                                                         areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
                                                         carrion are the primary food
                                                         sources.
                                                         Diversity of habitats used
                                                         by panthers; dominated by
                                                         uplands (hardwood hammocks,
                                                         low pinelands, and palm
                                                         forests). Lower diversity
                                                         and predominately wetland
                                                         habitat use are
                                                         characteristic of southern
                                                         areas (mixed swamp and
                                                         cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in rangeland
areas.  Fish, waterfowl, and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
This snail inhabits rock
slides which are between
2000 feet and 2600 feet in
elevation.  It prefers cool,
moist conditions and will
disappear into the rock
crevasses during warm, dry
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.
                                                                                       Existing data indicates a breeding
                                                                                       season of November to April,  a
                                                                                       gestation period of around 90-95
                                                                                       days,  litter sizes of 1 to 4
                                                                                       kittens.
                              Counties shown as present
                              distribution are those that contain
                              large wintering population.  Winter
                              concentrations occur around large
                              bodies of water from
                              December-March.
                              Existing data indicates a breeding
                              season of November to April, a
                              gestation period of around 90-95
                              days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
                              kittens.
                                                                                       Counties shown as present
                                                                                       distribution are those that contain
                                                                                       large wintering population.  Winter
                                                                                       concentrations occur around large
                                                                                       bodies of water from
                                                                                       December-March.

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    County       State        Name of Species
      Species
    Description
                                                                                    Habitat
                                                                                                                      Comments
Yell
                  AR   Arkansas Fatmucket
Yell
                  AR   Florida Panther
Yell
                  AR   Bald Eagle
with miniscule
half-moon,
scale-like designs.
Has an elliptical to
long ovate shell
with subinflated
valves.  The shell's
surface is generally
smooth; its thin
outer layer is shiny
olive brown to
tawny, with no rays.
The inside of the
shell is an
iridescent bluish
white.
A large, long-tailed
cat with pale brown
or rusty upper
parts, dull white or
buffy under parts;
tail tips, back of
ears, and sides of
nose dark brown or
blackish. Mature
panthers measured
nearly 6-7 feet from
nose to tip of taiI.
A large eagle with
white head and tail
in adult, wingspan 6
to 7.5 ft.. Tarsi
are bare of
feathers. Immatures
are dark or mottled.
                                                                           weather.
Prefers deep pools and
backwater areas that possess
sand areas with suffient
flow to periodically remove
organic debris.
Diversity of habitats used
by panthers; dominated by
uplands (hardwood hammocks,
low pinelands, and palm
forests). Lower diversity
and predominately wetland
habitat use are
characteristic of southern
areas (mixed swamp and
cypress swamp).
Nests near water; requires
large trees for nesting.
Winters along major rivers
and reservoirs, and
occasionally in range I and
areas.  Fish, waterfowl,  and
carrion are the primary food
sources.
Existing data indicates a breeding
season of November to April, a
gestation period of around 90-95
days, litter sizes of 1 to 4
kittens.
Counties shown as present
distribution are those that contain
large wintering population.  Winter
concentrations occur around large
bodies of water from
December-March.

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                  FEDERAL  WETLANDS

Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior,
  Division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  (USFWS)

             National Wetlands Inventory
                  St.  Petersburg,  FL
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Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
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Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Ber.ton
Benton
Bent on
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Bradford
Bradford
Cbicot
Chicot
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Henrico SW
Arkansas Post
Gillett
Henrico ME
Weber
Tichnor
One Horse Store
Reydell
Cornerstone
Indian Bay Se
Ethel
De Witt
De Witt SW
Lodge Corner
Humphrey SW
Turner
Crocketts Bluff
De Witt NE
Almyra
Humphrey
Stuttgart South
Aberdeen
Dim
Stuttgart North
Geridge
Roe
Slovak
Rogers
Bentonville South
Centerton
Gentry
Cherokee City
Bentonville North
Hiwasse
Gravette
Sonera
Springdale
Robinson
Gallatin
Wilmar South
Wilmar North
Lake Village
McGehee South
Piggott
Marmaduke
Rector
Knobel
Reyno
Letona
Sidon
Pangburn
West Pangburn
Floral
USGS Map #
34091-A2
34091-A3
34091-A4
34091-B1
34091-82
34091-B3
34091-B4
34091-B5
34091-B6
34091-C1
34091-C2
34091-C3
34091-C4
34091-CS
34091-C6
34091-D1
34091-D2
34091-D3
34091-D4
34091-D6
34091-D5
34091-E3
34091-E4
34091-ES
34091-E6
34091-F4
34091-FS
36094-C1
36094-C2
36094-C3
36094-C4
36094-CS
36094-D2
36094-D3
36094-D4
36094-B1
3S094-B2
36094-B3
36094-B4
33091-E8
33091-F8
33091-C3
33091-E4
36090-D2
36090-B4
3S090-C3
3S090-CS
36090-C7
35091-C7
3S091-C8
35091-D7
35091-D8
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Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Crawford
Criteenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
Desha
Desha
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Franklin
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Greers Ferry Dam
Concord
Drasco
Comerville
Glendale
Pinebergen
Jonesboro
Swifton East
Alicia
lavaca
Barling
Mulberry
Alma
Van Buren
Fort Smith
Mountainburg SW
Rudy
Dniontown
Mountainburg SB
Fern
Mountainburg
Rudy NE
Natural Dam
Brent wood
Strickler
West Memphis
Jericho
Horseshoe Lake
Wynne
Princedale
Vanndale
Fair Oaks
Til ton
Beedeville
McGehee South
Dumas
Mist NW
McGehee South
Collins
Wilmar South
Wilnar North
Relfs Bluff
Comerville
Barber
Charleston
Mulberry
Mountainburg SE
Fern
Agnos
Salem
Byron
Mammoth Spring
Camp
USGS Map #
3S091-S8
35091-F7
35091-F8
33091-G8
33091-H8
34091-A8
35090-G6
35091-G1
35091-H1
35094-C2
35094-C3
35094-D1
35094 -D2
35094-D3
35094-D4
35094-E2
35094-E3
35094-E4
35094-E1
35094-F1
35094-F2
35094-F3
35094-F4
35094-G1
35094-G3
35090-B2
3S090-C2
34090-H3
35090-87
35090-CS
3S090-C7
35091-B1
35091-C1
35091-D1
33091-E4
33091-H4
33091-DS
33091-E4
33091-E5
33091-E3
33091-F8
33091-G7
33091-G8
35094-B1
35094-C1
35094-D1
35094-E1
35094-F1
36091-C6
36091-C7
36091-C8
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Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
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Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
7.S Topo Quad Name
Salem Knob
Viola
Hardy
Stuart .
Wirth
Rector
Knobel
Marmaduke
Walnut Ridge SE
Reyno
Bradford
Velvet Ridge
Newport
Olyphant
Huff
Pleasant Plains
Floral
Jacksonport
Newark
Salado
Jamestown
Concord
Swifton West
Cord
Charlotte
Sulphur Rock
Batesville
Bethesda
Strawberry
Grange
Cave City
Sandtown
Mt Pleasant
Zion
Melbourne
Franklin
Oxford
Sidney
Myron
Agnos
Sandtown
Mt Pleasant
Guion
Tilton
KcCrory
Augusta SW
Beedeville
Tupelo
Augusta NE
Amagon
Auvergne
Newport
Grubbs
USGS Map ft
36091-D7
3S091-D8
36091-C4
36091-C5
36091-D4
3S090-C3
36090-CS
36090-B4
36090-A7
36090-C7
3S091-D4
35091-D5
35091-E3
35091-E4
35091-E5
35091-E6
3S091-E7
35091-F3
3S091-F4
35091-FS
3S091-F6
35091-F7
3S091-G2
35091-G3
3S091-G4
35091-G5
35091-G6
3S091-G7
35091-H3
35091-H4
35091-HS
35091-H6
35091-H7
36091-A7
36091-A8
36091-B7
36091-B8
36091-AS
36091-B6
3S091-C6
35091-H6
35091-H7
35091-H8
35091-C1
3S091-C2
35091-C4
35091-D1
35091-D2
3S091-D3
35091-E1
35091-E2
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Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Tuckerman
Jacks onport
Swifton East
Swifton West
Cord
Alicia
Strangers Home
Gillett
Cades
Grady
Tarry
Pinebergen
One Horse Store
Reydell
Cornerstone
Moscow
Ladd
Humphrey SW
Altheimer
Rob Roy
Humphrey
Gethsemane
Sherrill
Walnut Ridge SE
Walnut Ridge
Black Rock
Eaton
Smithville
Ravenden
williford
Alicia
Strangers Home
Strawberry
Marianna
Monroe
Garrett Grove
Wheatley
Relfs Bluff
Cornerville
Dumas
Star City
Glendale
Gillett
Cades
Grady
Tarry
Pinebergen
Reydell
Cornerstone
Ashdown East
Ashdown West
Arden
Ben Lomond
USGS Map #
35091-F2
35091-F3
3S091-G1
35091-G2
35091-G3
35091-H1
35091-H2
34091-A4
34091-AS
34091-A6
34091-A7
34091-A8
34091-B4
34091-B5
34091-B6
34091-B7
34091-B8
34091-CS
34091-C7
34091-CB
34091-D6
34091-D7
34091-D8
36090-A7
36090-A8
36091-A1
36091-A2
36091-A3
3S091-B3
36091-C3
3SD91-H1
35091-H2
35091-H3
34090-G7
34091-F1
34091-G1
34091-H1
33091-G7
33091-G8
33091-H4
33091-H7
33091-H8
34091-A4
34091-A5
34091-A6
34091-A7
34091-A8
34091-BS
34091-B6
33094-F1
33094-F2
33094-F3
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Little River
Little River
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Poinsett
Poinsett
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Falls Chapel
Arkinda
lone
Huntington
Barber
Burnville
Gethsemane
Sherrill
Geridge
Hunnoke
England
Parkers Comer
Culler
Pettus
Kazer-
Carlisle
Pocket Prairie
Lonoke
Hickory Plains
Wattensaw
Oak Grove
Jasmine
Walker
McRae
Beebe
Indian Bay SE
Turner
Crocketts Bluff
Pine City
Holly Grove
Aberdeen
Ulm
Monroe
Park Grove
Clarendon
Garrett Grove
Keevil
De Vails Bluff SE
Brinkley
De Vails Bluff HE
Hunter West
Mellwood
Marvell
Osceola
Luxora
Armorel
Blytheville
Snow Lake
Henrico SW
Henrico HE
Indian Bay Se
Marked Tree
Beedeville
0SGS Map #
33094-G2
33094-G4
35094-A1
35094-A3
35094-B1
35094-B2
34091-D7
34091-D8
34091-E6
34091-E7
34091-E8
34091-F6
34091-F7
34091-F8
34091-GS
34091-G6
34091-G7
34091-G8
34091-HS
34091-H7
34091-H8
3S091-AS
35091-A6
35091-A7
35091-A8
34091-C1
34091-D1
34091-D2
34091-E1
34091-E2
34091-E3
34091-E4
34091-F1
34091-F2
34091-F3
34091-G1
34091-52
34091-G3
34091-H2
34091-H3
33091-A2
34090-B8
34090-E8
35089-F8
3S089-G8
35089-H7
3S089-H8
34091-A1
34091-A2
34091-B1
34091-C1
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AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
County
Poinsett
Poinsett
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Polk
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Scott
Scott
Scott
Scott
Scott
Scott
Scott
Scott
Scott
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Amagon
Grubbs
Dierks Dam
Gillham Dam
Gillham
De Queen NW
Umpire
Baker Springs
Wickes
Bog Springs
Nichols Mountain
Eagle Mountain
Vandervoort
Cove
Board Camp
Potter
Zafra
Y City
Acom
Rich Mountain
Mountain Pork
Ultn
Stuttgart North
Geridge
Parkers Comer
De Vails Bluff SE
De Vails Bluff
Hazen
Carlisle
Des Arc East
Des Arc West
Hickory Plains
Wattensaw
Reyno
Noland
Iraboden
Ravenden
Ravenden Springs SE
Ravenden Springs
Williford
Warm Springs
Dal ton
wirth
Hardy NE
lone
Huntingdon
Y City
Acorn
Rich Mountain
Mountain Fork
Peanut Mountain
Horseshoe Mtn
Loving
USGS Map #
35091-E1
35091-F1
34094-E1
34C94-B2
34094-B3
34094-B4
34094-C1
34094-C2
34094-C3
34094-C4
34094-D1
34094-D2
34094-D3
34094-D4
34094-E1
34094-E3
34094-E4
34094-F1
34094-F2
34094-F3
34094-F4
34091-E4
34091-ES
34091-E6
34091-F6
34091-G3
34091-G4
34091-G5
34091-GS
34091-H4
34091-H5
34091-HS
34091-H7
36090-C7
36091-B1
36091-B2
36091-B3
36091-C1
36091-C2
36091-C3
3S091-DI
36091-D2
36091-D4
36091-D3
35094-A1
35094-A3
34094-F1
34094-F2
34094-F3
34094-F4
34094 -G2
34094-G3
34094-G4

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                                    Wetland Areas
State
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR"
AR
AR
AR
County
Scott
Scott
Scott
Scott
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Shelby
Shelby
Shelby
7 . 5 Topo Quad Name
Waldron
Hon
Cauthron
Bates
Huntington
Hartford
Abbott
Barber
Burnville
Greenwood
Hackett
Charleston
Lavaca
Barling
Mulberry
Alma
Van Buren
Fort Smith
Ben Lomond
Falls Chapel
Silver Ridge
Lockesburg
Horatio
Cerrogordo
Dierks
Geneva
De Queen
Chapel Hill
Dierks Dan
Gillham Dam
Gillham
De Queen HW
Poughkeepsie
Evening Shade
Sidney
Sitka
Ash Flat
Myron
Hardy
Stuart
Hardy HE
Smithville
Ravenden
Williford
Agnos
Wirth
Strawberry
Grange
Cave City
Sandtown
Crossett North
Mist
Fountain Hill
USGS Map #
34094-H1
34094-H2
34094-H3
34094-H4
35094-A3
3S094-A4
35094-A2
35094-B1
35094-B2
3S094-B3
3S094-B4
35094-C1
35094-C2
3S094-C3
35094-D1
35094-D2
35094 -D3
35094-D4
33094 -Gl
33094-G2
33094-H1
33094-H2
33094-H3
33094-H4
34094-A1
34094-A2
34094-A3
34094-A4
34094-B1
34094-B2
34094-B3
34094-B4
36091-A4
36091-AS
36091-A6
36091-B4
36091-B5
36091-B6
36091-C4
36091-CS
36091-D3
36091-A3
36091-B3
36091-C3
36091-C6
3S091-D4
35091-H3
35091-H4
35091-HS
35091-K6
33091-B8
33091-C6
33091-C7

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                                   Wetland Areas
State
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
County
Shelby
St Francis
St Francis
St Francis
St Francis
Stone
Stone
Stone
Stone
Stone
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washingron
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
7.5 Tope Quad Name
Mist HW
Wynne
Wheatley
Hunter East
Fair Oaks
Concord
Drasco
Bethesda
Marcella
Guion
Elkins
Fayetteville
Rhea
Sonora
Springdale
Robinsor.
Gallatin
Brentwood
Strickler
Sulphur City
West Fork
Prairie Grove
Lincoln
Gregory SW
Jasmine
Walker
McRae
Beebe
Georgetown
Hest Point
Kensett
Garner
Floyd
Augusta SW
Bald Knob
Judsonia
Letona
Sidon
Bradford
Velvet Ridge
Steprock
Pangburr.
Olyphant
Huff
Pleasant Plains
Floral
De Vails Bluff STE
Hunter East
Hunter Wesc
Cotton Plant
Gregory SW
Fair Oaks
Grays
USGS Map #
33091-D6
35090-B7
34091-H1
35091-A1
35091-B1
3S091-F7
3S091-F8
35091-G7
3S091-G8
35091-H8
36094-A1
3S094-A2
36094-A4
36094-81
36094-B2
36094-B3
36094-34
35094-G1
3S094-G3
35 094 -HI
35094-H2
35094-H3
35094-H4
35091-A4
35091-A5
35091-AS
35091-A7
35091-A8
35091-B4
35091-B5
35091-BS
35091-B7
35091-B8
35091-C4
35091-C5
3S091-C6
35091-C7
35091-C8
35091-D4
35091-D5
3S091-D6
35091-D7
35091-E4
35091-E5
35091-E6
35091-E7
34091-H3
35091-A1
35091-A2
35091-A3
35091-A4
35091-Bi
35091-B2

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                                    wetland Areas
State
AS
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
County
Woodruff
Woodruff
woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
7.5 Topo Quad Name
Gregory
Georgetown
Tilton
McCrory
Augusta
Tupelo
Augusta HE
Bradford
USGS Map #
3S091-B3
35091-B4
35091-C1
35091-C2
3S091-C3
3S091-D2
3S091-D3
35091-D4

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                  FEDERAL FISHERIES

Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior,
  Division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  (USFWS)

       USFWS  Region  IV - Arkansas  and Louisiana
   USFWS Region  II - Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma

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                                             Federal  Fisheries Database Report



State        Facility Name              Contact Person          Address               City           Zip Code     Phone #

 AR   Greens Ferry (Hatchery)        Timothy M.           Route 3,  Box 71      Heber Springs        72543-0000  501-362-3615
                                     Cleary/Kenneth U.
                                     Boytes
 AR   MAMMOTH SPRING                 RICHARD L. SHELTON   PO BOX 160           MAMMOTH SPRING       72554-0000  501-625-3912
 AR   NORFORK                        WILLIAM K.           ROUTE 3,  BOX 349     MOUNTAIN HOME        72563-0000  501-466-5255
                                     LINDSAY/JAMES R.
                                     UENKER
 AR   NORFORK                        WILLIAM K.           ROUTE 3,  BOX 349     MOUNTAIN HOME        72563-0000  501-466-5255
                                     LINDSAY/JAMES R.
                                     WENKER
 AR   FISH RESEARCH                  HARRY K. DUPREE      PO BOX 860           STUTTGART            72160-0860  501-673-4483

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                     STATE FISHERIES
State Natural Trustee - Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
                  Division of Fisheries

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                             State  Fish Database Report
                                                                          Page
State  Contact Person
                           Address
                                              City
Zip Code
                                                                           Phone
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
LARRY RED
DAVID CALDUELL
DON BRADER
BERRY BEAVERS
MELISSA JONES
ROY MEREDITH
OUENTIN DUFF
PO BOX 58
PO BOX 555
RT1 BOX 477
PO BOX 178
RT 2 BOX 37C
FIRE RT BOX 48
NCR 63 BOX 191
CENTERTON 72719-0000
CORNING 72422-0000
HOT SPRINGS 71913-0000
LONOKE 72086-0000
MAMMOTH SPRINGS 72554-0000
MT IDA 71957-0000
YELLVILLE 72687-0000
501-795-2470
501-857-3876
501-525-8606
501-676-6963
501-625-7521
501-867-4247
501-436-7488

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                   NATIONAL PARKS

Federal Natural Trustee - Department of the Interior
         Division of National Park  Service

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     County    State
Facility Name
Area Type
Facility Address
                                                                                         City
Zip
                                                                                                                  Phone
                                                                                                                            Office Hours
                                                                                                                                                Contact
Arkansas
Benton
Boone
Garland
Newton, Searcy,M
Sebastian
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Arkansas Post National
Pea Ridge National
Buffalo National River
Hot Springs National Park
Buffalo National River
Fort Smith National
National
National
Land Resources
National Park
National
National
Route 1, Box 16
National Military
P.O. Box 1073
P.O. Box 1860
P.O.Box 1173
P.O. Box 1406
Gillett
Pea Ridge
Harrison
Hot Springs
Harrison
Fort Smith
720550000
727510000
726020000
719020000
726020000
729020000
5015482432
5014518122
5017417637
$016243383
5017415443
5017833961
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8:00 AH
8:00 AH
8:00 AH
8:00 AH
8:00 AH
To
To
To
To
To
To
5:00
4:30
4:30
4:30
5:00
5:00
Dixon, Clark A.
Adams, Stephen
Adams, Andrew
Giddings, Roger
Linahan, John
Black, William

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County
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Ashlely
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Ashley
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Baxter
Benton
Bent on
Benton
Benton
Benton
State Source Type
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
None
None
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
None
Cockfield Formation
Cockfield Formation
Cockfield Formation
Cockfield Formation
None
Pliocene Series
Pliocene Series
Pliocene Series
Pliocene Series
Terrace Deposits
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
Lake Norfork
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Beaver Res
Flint Creek
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
Stare
Source Name Number Contact
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Groound
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
30924
30932
30932
30932
30932
30932
30932
30932
30514
30629
30629
30629
30674
30831
30564
30850
30869
30989
31074
30613
30613
30613
30613
30694
30603
30828
30B12
30606
30606
30642
30642
30756
30756
30881
31058
30550
30568
30642
30670
30827
30827
30691
30902
20555
20S56
30622
30684
30684
St Charles Waterworks
Stuttgart Waterworks
Stuttgart Waterworks
Stuttgart Waterworks
Stuttgart Waterworks
Stuttgart Waterworks
Stuttgart Waterworks
Stuttgart waterworks
Almyra Waterworks
Dewitt Waterworks
Dewitt Waterworks
Dewitt Waterworks
Gillett Waterworks
North Crossett
Boydell waterworks
Parkdale Waterworks
Portland Waterworks
Wilmot Waterworks
North East Crossett
Crossett Public
Crossett Public
Crossett Public
Crossett Public
Hamburg Waterworks
Cotter Waterworks
Norfork Waterworks
Mountain Home Waterworks
Country Life Mobile Home
Country Life Mobile Home
Edgewood Bay Water
Edgwood Bay Water
Leisure Hills Waterworks
Leisure Hills Waterworks
Ray Martin Mobile Home
J W Swanson Inc
Big Flat Waterworks
Briar Cliff Waterworks
Rdgewood Bay Water
Gassville Waterworks
Norfork Village
Norfork Village
Riverside Mobile Home
Salesville Waterworks
Beaver Water District
Gentry Waterworks
Decatur Waterworks
Gravette Waterworks
Gravette Waterworks
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Latitude
22'
28'
28'
28'
30'
30'
30'
30'
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17'
17'
7'
100'
21'
67'
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91° 80'
91°331'
91°331'
91°332'
91°325'
91°325'
91°325'
91°325'
91°243'
91°200'
91°210'
91°200'
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92°562'
91°290'
91°330'
91°302'
91°341'
0° 0'
91°565'
91°564'
91«563'
91°563'
91°411'
92°303'
92°170'
91°294'
92°270'
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92°330'
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92°310'
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92°220'
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92°243'
92°174'
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92°291'
92°180'
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92°280'
92°164'
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94°270'
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County
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Benton
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Bradley
Bradley
Bradley
Bradley
Bradley
Bradley
Calhoun
Calhoun
Calhoun
Calhoun
Calhoun
Calhoun
Calhoun
Calhoun
Calhoun
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
State Source Type
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Gunter Sandstone
None
None
None
None
None
Potosi Dolomite
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Everton Formation
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
Jenkins Springs
Mitchell Springs
None
None
Potosi Dolomite
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Cockfield Formation
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
None
None
None
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Anderson Spring
Beaver Lake
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Roubidoux Formation
State
Source Name Number Contact
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Groiund
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30767
30668
30671
30755
30677
30917
30544
30877
30935
30899
30541
30743
30957
30957
30701
30701
30547
30620
30630
30840
30754
30707
30532
30970
30970
30970
30915
30915
30915
30915
30915
30915
30696
30945
30948
30686
30B81
30712
30712
30621
30621
30748
30818
30882
30919
30940
30712
Lost Hridge Village
Garfield Waterworks
Gateway Rural Water
Leisure Hills MHP
Rambo Rivera S/D Water
Siloam Springs
Benton City Water
Rambo Rivera S/D Water
Sulpher Sprgs Waterworks
S W Boone County Water
Bellefonte Water
Krooked Kreek Water
Valley Springs
Valley Springs
Harrison Waterworks
Harrison Waterworks
Bergman Waterworks
Myers Water system
Diamond City Water
Omaha Waterworks
Lead Hills Waterworks
Hermitage Waterworks
Banks Waterworks
Warren Waterworks
Warren Waterworks
Warren Waterworks
Shumaker Public Serv Co
Shumaker Public Serv Co
Shumaker Public Serv Co
Shumaker Public Serv Co
Shumaker Public Co
Shumaker Public Co
Hampton Waterworks
Thorton Waterworks
Tinsman Waterworks
Green Forest Waterworks
Carroll-Bone Water
Holiday Island
Holiday Island
Davis Water System
Davis Water System
Lake Forest Subordinate
Mundell Hgts Waterworks
Reavia WaterSystem
Sooter Water System
Sylvan Shores S/D Water
Holiday Island
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Latitude
24'
26'
22'
42'
0'
71
24'
20'
22'
11'
11'
8'
10'
11'
10'
13'
20'
12'
27'
27'
25'
27'
34 '
36'
36'
36'
36 '
39'
39'
39'
39'
33'
39'
32'
46'
37'
24'
24'
29'
27'
25'
0'
22'
23'
25'
25'
22'
28'
36°
36°
36°
31°
0°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36"
36°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
0°
36°
36°
36°
36«
36°
36"
0"
45"
0"
0"
0"
45"
30"
0"
30"
30"
45"
30"
25"
30"
30"
45"
0"
45"
15"
0"
15"
15"
54 n
42"
48"
48"
37"
44"
44"
36"
29"
44"
30"
30"
45"
15"
41"
38"
39"
0"
0"
45"
15"
0"
0"
30"
IB"
Longtitude Location
93°543'
93°590'
93°581'
94°171'
0° O1
94°334'
94° 13'
94°100'
93°523 '
93°114'
93° 30'
93°100'
93° 5'
93° 15'
93° 71'
93° 53'
93° 0'
93° 54'
92°551'
93-113'
92°544 '
92°101'
92°160'
92° 42'
92° 41'
92° 41'
92°424'
92°425'
92°430'
92°430'
92°421'
92°424'
92«270'
92°293'
92°212'
93°254'
93°510'
93°441'
93°433'
93°250'
0° 0'
93°514'
93«514'
93"250<
93«2SO'
93°S23'
93°430'
0"
0"
5"
4"
0"
5"
0"
0"
0"
5"
0"
0"
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8"
5"
0"
0"
5"
5"
0"
5"
5"
0"
5"
1"
6"
1"
2"
4"
6"
1"
0"
40"
0"
3"
6"
4"
1"
3 "
0"
0"
5"
5"
0"
0"
0"
2»
Ground
Code Elev. (£t) USGS Map tl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

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                                                                                                                                                           Page
County
Carroll
Carroll
Chicot
Chicot
Chicot
Chicot
Chicot
Chicot
City Hall
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Clay
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleburne
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Columbia
Columbia
State
State Source Type Source Name Number Contact
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Roubidoux Formation
Sparta Sand
Cockfield Formation
Cockfield Formation
Cockfield Formation
Cockfield Formation
None
Sparta Sand
None
Caddo River
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
None
None
Ouachita River
Tokio Formation
Lower wilcox Aquifer
Midway Group
Midway Group
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Terrace Deposits
Greer ' s Ferry
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
None
None
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Group
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30712
30699
30626
30649
30749
30649
30649
30749
30998
30517
30692
30692
30692
30692
30692
30522
30838
30589
30589
30589
306S8
30792
30861
30861
30883
30883
30883
30900
30741
30867
30934
30934
30602
30602
20558
30598
30876
30876
30876
30876
30985
30979
30725
30739
30889
30889
30634
30645
Holiday Island
Harrell Waterwork
Dermott Waterworks
Eudora Waterworks
Lake Village Waterworks
Eudora Waterworks
Eudora Waterworks
Lake village Waterworks
Wooster Waterworks
Amity Waterworks
Guordon Waterworks
Guordon Waterworks
Guordon Waterworks
Guordon Waterwork
Guordon Waterworks
Arkadelphia Waterworks
Okolona Waterworks
Central Clay Reg Water
Central Clay Reg Water
Central Clay Reg Water
Greenway Waterworks
McDougal Waterworks
Piggot Waterworks
Piggot Waterworks
Rector Waterworks
Rector Waterworks
Rector Waterworks
Saint Frances Waterworks
Knobel Waterworks
Pollard Waterworks
Success Waterworks
Success Waterworks
Corning Waterworks
Corning Waterworks
Heber Springs Water and
Community Water Assoc
Quitman Waterworks
Quitman Waterwork
Quitman Waterworks
Quitman Waterworks
Wilburn Water Assoc
West Saline Water Assoc
Hwy 15 Water Assoc
Kingsland Wateworks
Rison Waterworks
Rison Waterworks
Dorcheat Water
Emerson Waterworks
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Latitude
29'
30'
32'
6'
20'
6'
6'
21'
12'
IT
54'
55'
54'
56'
55'
8'
1'
19'
23'
20'
20'
26'
22'
22'
16'
16'
0'
27'
19'
25'
27'
0'
24'
25'
30'
35'
22'
22'
22'
22'
30'
45'
5'
51'
57'
S7'
9'
5'
36°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
35°
34°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
34°
34°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
0°
36°
36°
36°
36°
0°
36°
36°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
33°
34°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
20"
40"
7"
46"
30"
40"
45"
4"
0"
25"
40"
0"
45"
8"
18"
38"
0"
27"
58"
33"
30"
15"
36"
36"
0"
1"
0"
15"
15"
45"
15"
0"
32"
0"
6"
30"
45"
49"
43"
44"
0"
35"
45"
30"
30"
29"
32"
45"
Longtitude Location
93°463'
92°241'
91°263'
91°154'
91°185'
91°154'
91°154'
91°185'
92°271'
93°273'
93° 93'
93° 91'
930 85'
93° 85'
93° 90'
93° 32'
93°220'
92°140'
90°131'
90°134'
90°131'
90°233'
90°121'
90°121'
90°171'
90°175'
0° 0'
90° 83'
90°361'
90«1S1'
90°433 '
0° 0'
90°350'
90°300'
92° 25'
92«101'
920131'
920132'
92°132'
92°130'
91°523'
92°134'
92° 42'
92°174'
92°112'
92°113'
93°195'
93°115'
8"
0"
5"
4"
5"
1"
4"
7"
5"
0"
0"
5"
S"
4"
6"
6"
8"
7"
4"
0"
5"
0"
6 "
6"
5"
1"
0"
0"
5"
5"
0"
0"
9"
0"
7"
5"
6"
3"
7"
5 "
0"
5"
3"
0"
0"
3"
6"
0"
Ground
Code Elev. (ft) USGS Map 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

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                                                                 State Watar Supply Database Report
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County
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Conway
Con way
Conway
Conway
Conway
Conway
Conway
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
State
State Source Type Source Name Number Contact
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
None
None
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Brewer Lake
Lake George
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Alluvium
Alluvium
Alluvium
Claiborne Group
Claiborne Group
Claiborne Group
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Sand
None
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Group
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30773
30773
30797
30961
30967
30634
30645
30773
30773
30773
30773
30773
30773
30773
30795
30795
30920
30941
3096B
30965
30965
30965
30600
30993
30600
30800
30841
31059
30865
30561
30910
30910
20560
20560
20560
20560
20560
20560
30653
30583
30536
30536
30570
30958
30958
20560
20560
30536
Magnolia Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
McNeil Rural Water
village Water Assoo
Walkerville Water Assoc
Dorcheat Water
Emerson Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
Magnolia Waterworks
McNeil Waterworks
McNeil Waterworks
Southern Ark Univ Water
Taylor Waterworks
Waldo Waterworks
Waldo Waterworks
Waldo Waterworks
Waldo Waterworks
Conway Co Reg Water
Winrock International
Conway Co Reg Water
Menifee Water Department
Oppelo Water Dept
Hattieville Water
Plumerville Waterworks
Bono Waterworks
Shady Park Water Assoc
Shady Park Water Assoc
Jonesboro Water System
Jonesboro Water System
Jonesboro Water System
Jonesboro Water System
Jonesboro Water System
Jonesboro Water System
Farrville-Philadelphia W
Cash Waterworks
Bay Waterworks
Bay Waterworks
Brookland Waterworks
Valley View Water Assoc
Valley View Water Assoc
Jonesboro Water System
Jonesboro Water System
Bay Waterworks
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Latitude
0'
15'
21'
IB'
5'
10'
5'
16'
16'
15'
15'
IT
15'
15'
20'
20'
17'
6'
19'
20'
20'
28'
0'
70'
8'
8'
7'
0'
9'
54'
0'
0'
48'
50'
51'
50'
49'
48'
0'
48'
44'
44'
54'
47'
O1
49'
50'
44'
0° 0"
33° 30"
33° 8"
33° 45"
33° 25"
330 3411
33° 45"
33° 40"
33° 7"
33° 59"
33° 19"
33° 56"
33° 18"
33° 38"
33° 50"
33° 40"
33° 50"
33° 45"
33° 56"
33° 50"
33° 42"
33° 19"
0° 0"
35° 45"
35° 30"
35° 36"
35° 0"
0° 0"
35° 15"
35° 15"
0° 0"
0° 0"
35° 41"
35° 37"
35° 7"
35° 19"
35° 29"
35° 36"
0° 0"
35° 0"
35° 58"
35° 59"
35° 15"
35° IS"
0° 0"
35° 29"
35° 41"
35° 57"
Longtitude Location
0° 0'
93° 80'
93°113'
93° 31'
93°194'
93°175'
93°113'
93°134'
93°144'
93°151'
93°115'
93°151'
93" 65'
93° 53'
93°123'
93°123'
92°143'
93°274'
93°173'
93°152'
93°162'
9301741
0° 0'
92°B71'
92°471'
92°330'
92°460'
0° 0'
92°3B1'
90°480'
0° 0'
0° 0'
90°394'
90°422'
90M22'
90°375'
90°392'
90°395'
0° 0'
90°560'
90°333'
90°334'
90°341'
90°420'
0° 0'
90°391'
90°422'
90°333'
0"
6"
8"
0"
5"
8"
0"
1"
3"
8"
8"
3"
4"
6"
6"
3"
0"
0"
6"
5"
3"
1"
0"
5"
5"
0"
0"
0"
5"
0"
0"
0"
5"
7"
8"
3"
2"
3"
0"
0"
9"
0"
3"
0"
0"
8"
3"
7"
Ground
Code Elev.(ft) USGS Map It
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
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0
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0

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   County   State   Source Type
                                                                  State Hater Supply Database Report
                                                    State
                                      Source Name   Number
                                                                                         Phone     Latitude
                                                                                                                 Longtitude   Location Code
                                                                                                                                                            Page
Ground
Elev.(ft) USGS Map ff
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Crawford
Crawford
Crittenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Crittenden
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
Croas
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross
cross
cross
Cross
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Desha
Dfisha
Desha
Desha
Desha
Desha
Desha
Desha
Desha
Desha
Desha
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Lake Alma
Rock Creek
Lower Wilcox Aquifer
None
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Claiborne Group
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Aquifer
None
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Sparta Sand
Cane River Formation
Cane River Formation
Cane River Formation
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Grouns
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30555
30579
30653
30653
30747
30806
20574
20573
30779
30908
30611
30638
30676
30801
30953
30978
30779
30852
30591
30709
30959
30959
30695
31000
31000
31000
31000
30708
30708
30708
30708
30591
30922
30922
30922
30582
30658
30636
30636
30523
30636
30636
30737
30793
30793
30793
30860
30973
Black Oak Waterworks
Caraway Waterworks
Farrville-Philadelhia W
Farrville-Philadelphia W
Lake city Waterworks
Monette Waterworks
Alma Waterworks
Mulberry Waterworks
Marion Waterworks
Shady Acres Mobile Home
Crawfordsville
Earl Waterworks
Gilmore Waterworks
Midway Water Assoc
Turrell Waterworks
West Memphis Waterworks
Marion Waterworks
Parkin Waterwork
Cherry Valley Waterworks
Hickory Ridge
Vanndale-Birdeye Water
Vanndale-Birdeye Water
Hamilton Mobile Home
Wynne Waterworks
Wynne Waterworks
Wynne Waterworks
Wynne Waterworks
Hickory Ridge Rural
Hickory Ridge Rural
Hickory Ridge Rural
Hickory Ridge Rural
Cherry Valley Waterworks
Sparkman Waterworks
Sparkman Waterworks
Sparkman Waterworks
Carthage Waterworks
Fordyce Water Co
Dumas Waterworks
Dumas Waterworks
Arkansas City Waterworks
Dumas Waterworks
Dumas Waterworks
Kelso-Rohwer Water Assoc
McGhee Waterworks
McGhee Waterworks
McGhee Waterworks
Pickens Waterworks
Watson Waterworks
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90°191'
91°154'
0° 0'
91°260'
90°21D'
94° 131'
94° 42'
90°114'
94° 2'
98°192'
90°271'
90°164'
90°180'
95°152'
90°104'
90-114'
90°340'
90°451'
90°593'
90°411'
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90°474'
90°472'
90°466'
90°464'
90°474'
91° 54'
91°470'
90°480'
91° 22'
90°450'
92°494'
92°505'
0° 0'
92°333'
92°244'
91°293'
91°292'
91°115'
91°300'
91°302'
92° 4'
91°235'
91°230'
91°225'
91°285'
91°152'
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County
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Faulkner
Franklin
Franklin
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Fulton
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
Garland
Grant
Grant
Grant
Grant
Grant
State
State Source Type Source Name Number Contact
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Cockfield Formation
None
None
None
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Atoka Formation
Brewer Lake
Cadron Creek
Mayflower Waterworks
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Charleston
White Oak,
Gunter Sandstone
Gunter Sandstone
None
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Lake Lago
Mid Fork Saline
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30992
30612
30604
30807
30863
30983
30807
30563
30596
30807
30807
30807
30946
30988
30660
20559
20559
30788
30648
30687
30687
30687
30687
30687
30692
30890
30590
30846
30901
30901
30S02
30775
30963
30717
30717
30557
30616
30718
30813
30892
30909
30944
31065
30862
30588
30588
30588
30757
Winchester waterworks
Cross Road Water Assoc
Mitchellville Waterworks
Monticello Water Dept
Pinehaven Mobile Home
White Mobile Home Park
Monticello Water Dept
Bowser Water Assoc
Collins Water Assoc
Monticello Water Dept
Monticello Water Dept
Monticello Water Dept
Tillar Waterworks
Wilmar Waterworks
Forrest Lake Estates
Conway Water Co
Conway Water Co
Mayflower Waterworks
Enola-Mt. Vernon Water
Greenbrier Waterworks
Greenbrier Waterworks
Greenbrier Waterworks
Greenbrier Waterworks
Greenbrier Waterworks
Guy Waterwork
River Dr Mobile Home
Charleston Waterworks
Ozark Waterworks
Salem waterworks
Salem Waterworks
Mimosa Est S/D
Mammoth Sprgs Waterworks
Viola Waterworks
Hot Springs Village
Hot Springs Village
Blakely Water System
Crystal Springs Village
Hot Springs Waterworks
Mountain Pine Waterworks
Riviera Utilities
Shady Hills Mobile Home
Thompson MHP Water
Pleasure Enterprise
Pine Rest Mobile Home
Center Grove Water Assoc
center Grove Water Assoc
Center Grove Water Assoc
Leola Waterworks
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Latitude
46'
40'
54'
37'
41'
41'
35'
35'
4'
38'
37'
37'
42'
37'
4'
14'
6'
57'
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19'
5'
17'
31'
22'
22'
15'
29'
24'
40'
41'
41'
32'
30'
34'
25'
27'
32'
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13'
13'
13'
10'
33° 36"
33° 38"
33° 20"
33° 43"
33° 0"
33° 15"
33° 34"
33° 15"
33° 52"
33° 8"
33° 0"
33° 58"
33° 48"
33° 49"
35° 0"
35° 40"
35° 52"
34° 15"
35° 45"
35° 13"
35° 11"
35° 21"
35° 31"
35° 31"
35° 0"
35° 25"
35° 4"
35° 38"
36° 10"
36° 45"
36° 45"
36° 0"
36° 0"
34° 40"
34° 57"
34° 55"
34° 50"
34° 18"
34° 40"
34° 53"
34° 20"
34" 45"
0° 0"
34° 55"
34° 43"
34° 40"
34° 46"
34° 25"
Longtitude Location
91°283'
91°340'
91°295'
91°473'
91°264'
91°270'
91°485'
91°501'
91°340'
91°454'
910444 i
91M65'
91°270'
91°554'
92°295'
92°354'
92°312'
92°274'
92° 91'
92°241'
92°234'
92°214'
92°241r
92°191'
920200'
92°294'
94° 25'
93°503'
91°492'
91°490'
91°391'
91°320'
91°590'
92°564'
92°572'
93° 40'
93°213'
93° 44'
93°103'
92°574'
93°100'
93°104'
0° 0'
92°434'
92°140'
92°140'
92°140'
92°354'
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0
0
0
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0
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0
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County
Grant
Grant
Grant
Grant
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Greene
Hall
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempgtead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hempstead
Hot Spring
Hot Spring
Hot Spring
Hot Spring
Hot Spring
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
State Source Type
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
None
Little River
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
Nacatoch Sand
None
None
None
None
None
None
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
Tokio Formation
None
None
None
Ouachita River
Ouachita River
Dierka Lake
Lake Nichols
Little Missouri
Little Missouri
Mine Creek Res
None
None
None
state
Source Name Number Contact
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
30870
30872
30872
30912
30745
30781
30781
30848
30848
30848
30848
30980
30691
20580
20580
20580
20580
30560
30667
30742
30751
30790
30794
308S8
20580
20580
20580
20580
20580
20580
20S80
30558
30844
30971
30844
20581
30511
30885
20580
47455
30631
28041
28041
28041
28041
30618
30904
30949
Poyen Waterworks
Prattsville Waterworks
Prattsville Waterworks
Sheridan Waterworks
Lafe Rural Water Assoc
Marmaduke Waterworks
Marmaduke Waterworks
Paragould City
Paragould City
Paragould City
Paragould City
Western Greene City RWD
Guion Waterworks
Hope Waterworks
Hope Waterworkg
Hope Waterworks
Hope Waterworks
Bois D'Arc Water System
Fulton Waterworks
Kountry Kourts MHP
Lakewood Estates MHP
McCaakill Waterworks
McLaughlin Village MHP
Perrytown Waterwork
Hope Wate works
Hope Wate works
Hope Wate works
Hope Wate works
Hope Wate works
Hope wate works
Hope Wate works
Blevins Waterworks
Ozan Waterworks
Washington Water System
Ozan Waterworkg
Malvern Waterworks
Allen MH Park
Remmel Dam Landing Water
Malvern Waterworks
Kimzey Water District
Dierks Waterworks
Nashville Waterworks
Nashville Waterworks
Nashville Waterworks
Nashville Waterworks
Dalton Mobile Home Park
Schall Subdivison
Toilette Water
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Latitude
19'
O1
18'
18'
11'
10'
11'
3'
3'
41
0'
4'
55'
37'
40'
40'
40'
33'
36'
41'
41'
55'
56'
42'
44'
43'
44'
44'
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43'
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52'
51'
46'
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20'
15'
26'
17'
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8'
57'
3'
2'
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491
48'
340
0°
34°
34"
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
36°
0°
36°
35°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33"
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
33°
0°
34°
34°
34°
34°
0°
34°
33°
34°
34°
34"
33°
33°
33°
15"
0"
40"
35"
18"
58"
12"
30"
30"
37"
0"
45"
30"
20"
8"
7"
11"
18"
58"
45"
29"
8"
0"
26"
10"
36"
3"
7"
13"
31"
41"
20"
0"
42"
0"
45"
20"
8"
18"
0"
39"
30"
0"
56"
30"
30"
45"
15"
Longtitude Location
92°383'
0° 0'
92°333'
92°240'
90°242'
90°230'
90°225'
90°290'
90°290'
90°291'
0° 0'
90°364'
91°564'
93°513'
93°361'
93°355'
93°353'
93«413'
93°483'
93°330'
93°325'
93°383'
92°490'
93°313'
93°382'
93°380'
93°364'
93°363'
93°353'
93-381'
93°390'
93°342'
93°431'
9304111
0° 0'
92°492'
93° 71'
92°533'
92°441'
0° 0'
94° 54'
93°503'
93°430'
93°431'
93°513'
93°5201
93°S81'
93°524'
0"
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5"
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0"
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5"
5"
Ground
Code Elev. (ft) USQS Map 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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                                                                                         Phone     Latitude
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               Ground
Location Code  Elev.(ft) USGS Map
Howard
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Independence
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Izard
Tzard
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Trinity Group
None
None
None
None
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
White River
Arnold and Tate Spg
Cotter Dolomite
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
roubidoux Formation
Alluvium
Alluvium
Alluvium
None
None
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Terrace Deposits
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Group
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
28039
30617
30824
30837
30893
30921
30921
30534
30798
30843
30576
30576
30576
30576
30666
30716
30716
30716
30716
30716
30716
30798
30815
30576
30825
30825
30825
30516
30540
30567
30567
30567
30690
30826
30826
30938
30826
30826
30952
30732
30732
30515
30520
30524
30722
30732
30744
30744
Mineral Springs
Cushman Water System
Newark Waterworks
Oil Trough Waterworks
Rock Moore Water Assoc
Southside Water Assoc
Southside Water Assoc
Batesville Water Utility
Melbourne Waterworks
Oxford Waterworks
Calico Rock Waterworks
Calico Rock Waterworks
Calico Rock Waterworks
Calico Rock Waterworks
Franklin Waterworks
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend
Melbourne Waterworks
Mt Plesant Waterworks
Calico Rock Waterworks
Newport IND Park
Newport IND Park
Newport Ind Park
Amagon Waterworks
Beedeville Waterworks
Breckenridge Union Water
Breckenridge Union Water
Breckenridge Union Water
Grubbg Wateworks
Newport Waterworks
Newport Waterworks
Swifton Waterworks
Newport Waterworks
Newport Waterworks
Tuckerman Waterworks
Jefferson-Samples-Dexter
Jefferson-Samples-Dexter
Altheimer Waterworks
Ark Dept of Correction
Arsenal Water System
Humphrey Waterworks
Jefferson-Samples-Dexter
Ladd Water Assoc
Ladd Water Assoc
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Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little River
Little Rvier
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Lonoke
Madison
Madison
Madison
Madison
Marion
Marion
Marion
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Lake Millwood
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Terrace Deposits
Terrace Deposits
Terrace Deposits
City Lake Res
None
Petit Jean River
Petit Jean River
Subiaco Res
Washburn Creek
Alluvium
Atoka Formation
Cockfield Formation
Cokefield Formation
None
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta sand
Sparta Sand
Terrace Deposits
Gunter Sandstone
None
None
War Eagle River
Gasconade Dolomite
Gray Springs
Gunter Sandstone
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
30680
30680
30927
30927
30927
31004
31004
31004
31004
2058S
30762
30836
30836
30836
30991
30995
31001
30526
30526
30659
30849
31139
20587
20587
30933
20585
30766
30575
30969
30647
30682
30721
31005
31005
31034
30580
30608
34558
30969
30969
30580
30772
30925
30925
30723
30657
20589
30937
Grady waterwork
Grady Waterworks
Star City Water Co
Star City Water Co
Star City Water Co
Yorktown Water Assoc
Yorktown Water Assoc
Yorktown Water Assoc
Yorktown Water Assoc
SW Arkansas Water
Little River Country
Ogden Waterworks
Ogden Waterworks
Ogden Waterworks
Wilton Waterworks
Winthrop Water Assoc
Yarborough Landing Water
Ashdown Waterworks
Ashdown Waterworks
Foreman Waterworks
Paris Waterworks
North carbon City Water
Human Development Center
Human Development Center
Subiaco Academy
Booneville Waterworks
Lonoke waterworks
Cabot Waterworks
Ward Waterworks
England Water Co
Grand Prairie Water User
Humnoke Waterworks
Zimmerman
Zimmerman Nursing Home
Austin Waterworks
Carlisle Waterworks
Coy Waterworks
Keo Waterworks
Ward Waterworks
Ward Waterworks
Carlisle Waterworks
Madison Co Water Assoc
St Paul Waterworks
St Paul Waterworks
Huntsville Waterworks
Flippin Waterworks
Yellville Waterworks
Summit Waterworks
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91°420'
91°527'
91°511'
91°B11'
91°490'
91°522'
91°521'
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Ground
Kiev.(ft) USGS Map
Marion
Marion
Marion
Marion
Marion
Marion
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Mississippi
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Monroe
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
Montgomery
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AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
None
Roubidoux Formation
Roubirioux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Sparta Sand
None
None
None
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
None
None
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Terrace Dposits
Caddo River
None
None
Sparta Sand
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Groune
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30746
30573
30667
30657
30874
30573
30607
30669
30776
30663
30663
30BB9
30736
30763
30842
30956
30960
30733
30842
30842
30533
305S3
30559
30559
30559
30559
30574
30633
30637
30678
30753
30770
30770
30777
30842
30990
31002
30569
30894
31150
30569
30593
30713
30569
30829
30697
30835
30810
Lake Bull Shoals Est
Bull Shoals Water
Flippin Waterworks
Flippin Waterworks
pyatt Waterworks
Bull Shoals Water
Country Mobile Estates
Garland waterworks
Mandeville Water
Fouke Waterworks
Fouke Waterworks
Blytheville Waterworks
Reiser Waterworks
Little River Water Agsoc
Osceola Waterworks
USAF Hospital/SGPB
Victoria Water Assoc
Joiner Waterworks
Osceola Waterworks
Osceola Waterworks
Bassett Waterworks
Birdsong Whitten Water
Blytheville Waterworks
Blytheville Waterworks
Blytheville Waterworks
Blytheville Waterworks
Burdette Waterworks
Dogwood Water Assoc
Dyess Waterworks
Gosnell Water Assoc
Leachville Waterworks
Luxora Waterworks
Luxora Waterworks
Manila Waterworks
Osceola Waterworks
Wilson Water System
Yarbro Waterworks
Brinkley Waterworks
Roe Waterworks
United Water Assoc
Brinkley Waterworks
Clarendon Waterworks
Holly Grove Waterworks
Brinkley Waterworks
Norman Waterworks
Harbor East Inc
Oden-Pencil Bluff Water
Mount Ida Waterworks
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County
Nevada
Nevada
Nevada
Nevada
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Newton
Ouachita
Ouachita
Ouchita
OuchiLa
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Phillips
Pike
Pike
Pike
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
State
State Source Type Source Name Number Contact
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
7,ittle Missouri
None
None
Wilcox Group
Everton Formation
Gunter Sandstone
None
None
None
None
None
Roubidoux Formation
Spart sand
Sparta Sand
Cane River Formation
Powell Dolomite
Cedar Creek
None
None
None
Cane River Formation
None
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Caddo River
Little Missouri
None
Alluvium
Alluvium
Memphis Aquifer
None
None
None
None
None
None
Sparta sand
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
20597
30646
30987
30895
30731
30599
20599
30632
30769
30811
30816
30805
30537
30593
30768
30929
30859
30551
30551
30855
30644
30977
30977
30977
311S7
30706
30706
30706
30706
30750
30784
30977
30977
30677
20602
30518
30974
30974
30656
30615
30700
30700
30700
30700
30954
30854
30780
30950
Prescott Waterworks
Emmet Watrworks
Willisville Waterworks
Roston Waterworks
Jasper Waterworks
Compton Waterworks
Deer Water Associates
Dogpatch USA
Lurton-Peslor Water
Mount Judea Waterworks
Mt Sherman Water Assoc
Mockingbird Hill Water
Bearden Waterworks
Chidester Waterworks
Louann Waterworks
Stephens waterworks
Perryville waterworks
Bigelow Waterworks
Bigelow Waterworks
Perry Waterworks
Elaine Waterworks
West Helena Waterworks
West Helena Waterworks
West Helena Waterworks
Barton Lexa Water Assoc
Helena Waterworks
Helena Waterworks
Helena Waterworks
Helena Waterworks
Lakeview-Wabash Water
Marvell Waterworks
West Helena Waterworks
West Helena Waterworks
Glenwood Water Dept
Murfreesboro Waterworks
Antoine Waterworks
Weiner Waterworks
Weiner Waterworks
Fisher Waterworks
Crowleys Ridge Water
Harrisburg Waterwork
Harrisburg Waterworks
Harrisburg Waterworks
Harrisburg Waterworks
Tyronza Waterworks
Payneway Water Assoc
Marked Tree Waterworks
Truman Waterworks
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Latitude
51'
43'
30'
3S1
O1
5'
49'
4'
45'
56'
5'
56'
43'
41'
23'
24'
0'
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32'
32'
32'
33'
31'
0'
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31'
24'
33'
32'
32'
19'
5'
2'
37'
36'
29'
33'
33'
33'
33'
33'
29'
32'
31'
40'
33°
33°
33°
33°
36°
36°
35°
36°
35°
35°
36°
35°
33°
33°
33°
33°
35°
35°
0°
35°
34°
34°
34°
34°
34°
34°
0°
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34°
34°
34°
34°
34°
34°
34°
34°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
35°
10"
37"
50"
45"
15"
0"
48"
0"
0"
30"
0"
0"
31"
55"
30"
20"
26"
0"
0"
45"
39"
42"
45"
42"
22"
IS"
0"
0"
16"
3"
21"
40"
43"
30"
12"
30"
4"
58"
30"
30"
21"
24"
15"
28"
IS"
45"
45"
15"
Longtitude Location
93°180'
93°281'
93°172'
93°164'
93*113'
93°181'
93°144'
92° 70'
93° 43'
93° 41'
93°250'
93°100'
92°370'
93° 10'
92°435'
93° 40'
92°485'
92°374'
0° 0'
92°401'
90°S12'
90°385'
90°385'
90°390'
90°505'
90"3S2'
0" 0'
0° 0'
90°353'
90°491'
90°543'
90°384'
90°384'
93°331'
93°422'
93°253'
90°540'
90°540'
90°S82'
90°453'
90°432'
90°432'
90°432'
90°432'
90°213'
90°300'
90°253'
90°301'
5"
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8"
8"
5"
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0"
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Ground
Code Elev. (ft) USGS Map It
0
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0
0
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0
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County
Poinsett
Poinsett
Poinsett
Polaski
Polaski
Polk
Polk
Pope
Pope
Pope
Pope
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Prairie
Pulaski
Pulaski
Pulaaki
Pulaski
Pulaski
Pulaski
Pulaaki
Pulaski
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Randolph
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
state
State Source Type Source Name Number Contact
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
Wilcox Group
Hilcox Group
Wllox Group
Lake Maumelle
Lake Winona
Gillham Lake
ward Lake
Illinois Bay
Illinois Bayou
Illinois Bayou
Illinois Bayou
Claiborne Group
Claiborne Group
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Terrace Deposits
Al luvium
None
None
None
None
Quaternary Allluvium
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Black River
None
None
None
None
None
Roubidoux Formation
Clayton Formation
Clayton Formation
Clayton Formation
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30950
30950
30758
20615
20615
30675
20605
20608
20606
30635
20606
30703
30703
30955
30554
30628
30640
20609
30730
30787
30787
30834
30939
30786
30997
30997
20616
30832
30879
30880
30886
30886
30789
30571
30571
30911
30605
30639
30702
30702
30702
30702
30702
30728
30728
30911
30911
30911
Truman Waterworks
Truman Waterworks
Lepanto Waterworks
Little Rock Municipal
Little Rock Minlcipal
Gillham Reg Water
Mena Water Dept
Hector Waterworks
Russellville Waterworks
Dover Waterworks
Russelville Waterworks
Hazen Waterworks
Hazen Waterworks
Ulm Waterworks
Biscoe Waterworks
Devalls Bluff Waterworks
East Prairie Co Water
Dea Arc Waterworks
Jacksonville Water Dept
Maumelle Water Corp
Maumelle Water Corp.
Oakwood MHP Waterworks
Sycamore Valley MHP
Maumelle Sid No 500
Woodson- Hens ley Water
Woodson-Hensley Water
Pocahontas Waterworks
O'Kean Waterworks
Ravenden Sprgs
Ravenden Waterworks
Reyno Waterworks
Reyno Waterworks
Maynard Waterworks
Bryant Waterworks
Bryant Waterworks
Shannon Hills Water
Country Inn Nursing Home
East End Water Assoc
Haskell Water System
Haskell Water System
Haskell Water System
Haskell Water System
Haskell Water System
Indian Springs MHP
Indian Springs MHP
Shannon Hills water
Shannon Hills Water
shannon Hills Water
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
0
0
0
0
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0
Latitude
40'
40'
36'
51'
47'
12'
35'
28'
20'
24'
20'
47'
47'
34'
49'
47'
56'
58'
0'
54'
54'
0'
54'
50'
31'
31'
15'
10'
19'
14'
21'
0'
24'
35'
35'
37'
373'
42'
9'
30'
31'
31'
31'
37'
37'
37'
37'
0'
35° 30"
35° 5"
35° 30"
34° 19"
34° 55"
34° 38"
34° 26"
35° 15"
35° 20"
35° 59"
35° 18"
34° 32"
34° 30"
34° 40"
34° 15"
34° 2"
34° 15"
34° 38"
0° 0"
340 g ii
34° 13"
0° 0"
34° 45"
34° 32"
34° 18"
34° 18"
36° 34"
35° 15"
36° 0"
36° 0"
36° 45"
0° 0"
36° 45"
34° 35"
34° 25"
34° 28"
34° 0"
34° 30"
33° 20"
34° 32"
34° 31"
34° 29"
34° 31"
34° 16"
340 911
34° 25"
34° 23"
0° 0"
Longtitude Location
90°304'
90°302'
90°194'
92°291'
92°504'
94°134'
94°145'
92°583'
90308'
93° 74'
93° 85'
91°335'
91°334'
91°274'
91°240'
91«274'
91°260'
91-311'
0- O '
92°301 '
92°29S'
0° 0'
92°114'
92°260'
92°123'
92°123'
90°580'
90°483'
91°133'
91°151'
90°451'
0° 0'
90°534 '
92°292'
92°292'
92°232'
92°523'
92°150'
92°451'
92°393'
92°380'
92°380'
92°380'
92°291'
92°285>
92«232'
92°241'
0° 0'
5"
4"
5"
9"
3"
6"
0"
0"
50"
4"
1"
9"
8"
8"
8"
7"
3"
5"
0"
2"
1"
0"
5"
0"
7"
4"
6"
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0"
5"
5"
0"
S"
7"
9"
7"
0"
0"
9"
6"
4"
3 "
4"
S"
2"
8"
5"
0"
Ground
Code Blev. (ft) USGS Map ft
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
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State
County State Source Type Source Name Number Contact
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Saline
Scott
Searcy
Searoy
Searcy
Searcy
Sebastian
Sebastian
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Sevier
Seviere
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
Sharp
St Francis
St. Francis
St. Francis
St. Francis
St. Francis
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Paleazoic Erathem
Saline River
Saline River
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
Wilcox Group
none
Lake Waldron
Hughs Spring
None
None
St Peter sandstone
Frog Bayou
None
Cassotot River
None
Trinity Group
Woodbine Formation
Cane River Formation
Gunter Sandstone
Mill Creek
None
None
None
None
None
Roaring Springs
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Roubidoux Formation
Sparta Sand
Spring River
Sparta Sand
None
None
None
None
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surfce
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Groound
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30923
30923
30923
30923
30923
30947
30996
50543
50543
30571
30545
30546
30903
3093
30903
30903
30923
20622
30782
30808
30898
30759
20575
30689
20624
30542
30765
30715
30765
30525
30650
20626
30552
30623
30710
30916
30875
30673
30845
30845
30986
30586
20626
30720
30597
30661
30661
30661
Springhill Waterworks
Springhill Waterworks
Springhill Waterworks
Springhill Waterworks
Springhill Waterworks
Timber Ridge Ranch Water
Woodland Hills Water
Bennett Acres MHP
Bennett Acres MHP
Bryant Waterworks
Benton Service Center
Benton Waterworks
Sardis Water Aggoc
Sardis water Assoc
Sardis Water Agsoc
Sardia Water Asaoc
Springhill Waterworks
Waldron Waterworks
Marshall Waterworks
Morning Star Water Aggoc
SPG Water Assoc
Leslie Waterworks
Fort Smith Waterworks
Greenwood Waterworks
Dequeen Waterworks
Ben Lomond Waterworks
LockesBurg Waterworks
Horatio Waterworks
Lockesburg Waterworke
Ash Plat Waterworks
Evening Shade Waterworks
Hardy Waterworks
Biggerg Waterworks
Deer Run Water Co
Highland Water Assoc
Sidney Water System
Cherokee
Gentry Water Asgoc
Ozark Acres Water Co
Ozark Acres Water Co
Williford Waterworks
Cave City Waterworks
Hardy Waterworks
Hughes Waterworks
Colt Water Assoc
Forrest City Waterworks
Forrest City Waterworks
Forrest City Waterworks
Phone
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Latitude
371
37'
37'
37'
37'
42'
0'
0'
35'
36'
32'
34'
31'
31'
31'
31'
37'
56'
54'
59'
2'
49'
40'
11 '
2'
SO1
58'
56'
56'
13'
6'
0'
19'
3'
16'
59'
19'
10'
18'
18'
15'
56'
19'
57'
6'
2'
1'
2'
34° 42"
34° 35"
340 39,.
34° 36"
34° 40"
34° 0"
0° 0"
0° 0"
34° 15"
34° 49"
34° 29"
34° 5"
34° 41"
34° 29"
34° 27"
34° 19"
34" 38"
35° 30"
35° 34"
35° 0"
36° 30"
35° 30"
35° IS"
35° 38"
34° 45"
33° 15"
33° 4"
33° 15"
33° 6"
36° 30"
33° 46"
0° 0"
36° 59"
36° 0"
36° 0"
35° 45"
36° 0"
36° 0"
36° 0"
36° 14"
36° 15"
35° 31"
36° 0"
34° 15"
39° 5"
35° 14"
35° 34"
35° 14"
Longtitude Location
92°305'
92°302'
92°310'
92°310'
92°312'
92°411'
0° 0'
0° 0'
92°263'
92°280'
92°363'
92°364'
92°230'
92°225'
92°230'
92°230'
92°305'
94° 30'
92°375'
92°344'
92°513'
92°333'
94° 71'
94°1SO'
94°124'
94° 64'
94°101'
94°211'
94°100'
91°363'
0° 0'
0° 0'
90°483'
91°380'
91°311'
91°391'
91°323'
91°370'
91°231'
91°233'
91°214'
91°325'
91°290'
90°280'
90°480'
90°480'
90«472'
90°480'
2"
8"
5"
7"
0"
5"
0"
0"
0"
7"
0"
1"
9"
3"
9"
6"
5"
0"
6"
5"
0"
0"
S"
3"
6"
5"
1"
5"
1"
0"
0"
0"
1"
0"
5"
5"
0"
0"
5"
5"
5"
4"
0"
0"
0"
2"
1"
8"
Ground
Code Elev. (ft) USGS Map II
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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                                                    State
                                      Source Name   Number
                                                                                         Phone     Latitude
                                                                                                                 Longtitude
                                                                                                                                                            Page
               Ground
Location Code  Kiev.(ft) USGS Map tf
St. Francis
St. Francis
St. Francis
St. Francis
St. Francis
Stone
Stone
Union
union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Terrace Deposits
Terrace Deposits
Gunter Sandstone
White River
Cockfield Formation
None
None
None
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Surface
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Group
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
30661
30661
30661
30661
30661
306SS
20627
30654
30918
30918
31060
30535
30E3B
30577
30576
30610
30610
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30643
30651
30654
30724
30724
30726
30735
30735
30752
30752
30785
30809
30809
30822
30822
30823
30823
30830
30830
30851
Forrest City Waterworks
Forrest City Waterworks
Forrest City Waterworks
Forrest City Waterworks
Forrest City Waterworks
Fifty six Waterworks
Mountain View Waterworks
Felsenthal Water Assoc
Smackovr Waterworks
Smackover Waterworks
Beluah Grove Water
Batts Lapile Water Assoc
Batts Lapile Waater
Calion Waterworks
Calion Waterworks
Crabapple Point Water
Crabapple Point Water
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
El Dorado Waterworks
Farrville -Philadelphia
Felsenthal Water Aasoc
Huttig Waterworks
Huttig Waterworks
Hwy 82 Water Assoc
Junction City Waterworks
Junction City Waterworks
Lawson-Urbana Water
Lawson-Urbana Water
Marysville Water Assoc
Mount Holly Waterworks
Mount Holly Waterworks
New Hope Water Assoc
New Hope Water Assoc
New London Water Assoc
New London Water Assoc
Norphlet Waterworks
Norphlet Waterworks
Parkers Chapel Water
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
0
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1'
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                                                                  Contact
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Location Code  Elev.(ft) USGS Map
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
Van Buren
Van Buren
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Woodruff
Yell
Yell
Yell
Yell
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AR
AR
AR
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AR
AR
AR
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AR
AR
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AR
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AH
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
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Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Sparta Sand
Greers Ferry
None
Lincoln Lake
None
None
Prairie Grove
Alluvium
Little Red
Little Red River
None
None
None
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Quaternary Alluvium
Terrace Deposits
Terrace Deposits
Memphis Aquifer
Memphis Aquifer
None
Terrace Deposits
Terrace Deposits
Lake Nimrod
None
None
Quatrnary Alluvium
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
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Ground
Surface
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Ground
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Ground
Ground
Surface
Surface
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Ground
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Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
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Surface
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30931
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30565
30847
30906
30530
30539
30896
30S39
30539
30796
30539
30565
30604
30604
30853
30S28
30528
30791
30864
30619
30839
30620
Parkers Chapel Water
Smackover Waterworks
Smackover Waterworks
Smackover Waterworks
Smackover Waterworks
Strong Waterworks
Strong Waterworks
Strong Waterworks
Strong Waterworks
Strong WAterworks
Strong Waterworks
Strong Waterworks
Wesson-Newell Water
Johnson Township Water
Old Union Water Assoc
Clinton Waterworks
Shirley Waterworks
Lincoln Waterworks
Green Acres Mobile Home
Green Acres Mobile Home
Prairie Grove waterworks
Bradford waterworks
Pangburn Waterworks
Searcy Waterworks
Bald Knob Waterworks
Beebe Waterworks
Russell Waterworks
Beebe Waterworks
Beebe Waterworks
McRae Waterworks
Beebe Waterworks
Bradford Waterworks
Cotton Plant Waterworks
Cotton Plant Waterworks
Patterson Waterworks
Augusta Waterworks
McCrory Waterworks
Plainview Water Dept
Danville Waterworks
Ola Waterworks
Dardanelle Waterworks
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County
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
Dam Name
NORRELL LOCK AND DAM
DAM NO 2 ARKANSAS
RIVER
DRY LAKE DAM
FRAZIER LAKE DAM
TRICE ESTATE LAKE
DAM
DAUGHERTY RESERVOIR
DAM
MCFALL LAKE DAM
PAYER LAKE NO. 1 DAM
SOUTHERN LAKE DAM
PAYER LAKE NO. 3 DAM
MCGAUGHEY LAKE DAM
RANDOLPH RESERVOIR
DAM
TINDALL LAKE DAM
VOSS RESERVOIR DAM
LAKE LANE DAM
WOFFORD LAKE DAM
ABERNATHY RESERVIOR
DAM
GUNNELL POND DAM
J GUNNELL LAKE DAM
LEIBROK LAKE DAM
MCGRAU LAKE DAM
SHOOK RESERVOIR DAM
VOSS LAKE DAM
EASON LAKE DAM
SOUTHERN LAKE DAM
STINKING BAY DAM
HILLMAN POND DAM
GIRERD POND DAM
HILLMAN RESERVOIR
DAM
HALL LAKE DAM
ARNONAME 280
HILLMAN RESERVOIR NO
2 DAM
MITCHELL LAKE DAM
ALTER LAKE DAM
MILLER LAKE DAM
MCKEWEN LAKE DAM
ARNONAME 288
ALTER LAKE NO 2 DAM
BUTLER LAKE DAM
OTISt POND DAM
BUTLER LAKE NO 2 DAM
LAKE ROSEBUD DAM
HALL LAKE DAM
HOBERT RESERVOIR DAM
PIKE POND DAM
HORTON LAKE DAM
JONES LAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR00161
AR00169

AR00537
AR00550
AR00995

AR00996

AR00998
AR00999
AR01000
AR01001
AR01002
AR01003

AR01006
AR01007
AR01008
AR01009
AR01010

AR01011
AR01012
AR01013
AR01014
AR01015
AR01017
AR01018
AR01019
AR01020
AR01027
AR01028
AR01029

AR01030
AR01031
AR01033

AR01035
AR01037
AR01038
AR01039
AR01040
AR01042
AR01043
AR01045
AR01046
AR01047
AR01049
AR01051
AR01052
AR01053
AR01054
State <
Latitude
34° 1' 6"
33°59' 18"

34- 6 '36"
34°18'42"
34-31 '54"

34°30'24"

34-31 '40"
34 °31 '36"
34-30-59"
34°31' 0"
34°31 '36"
34°23 -36"

34°25'12"
34°23'42"
34°24'48''
34°29'23"
34°29' 0"

34-28-40"
34°27' 54"
34°27'24"
34°27' 6"
34 -26' 12"
34-26'42"
34°25 '30"
34°24 '18"
34°24 '43"
34°21 I54"
34°18'36»
34°22 '24"

34°18'54"
34°16' 0"
34-22-18"

34°16'54"
34-15-34"
34-16-48"

34-19M4"
34-15-48"
34-16-54"
34°18'30"
34°18'12"
34"16'48"
34-18' 6"
34-18-42"
34°19'48"
34°17'42"
34°16'30"
)f Arkansas I
Longtitude
91-11-42"
91-18-48"

91° 9'54"
91° 7'36"
91°18' 2"

91°21 -44"

91°18'18"
91-17'35"
91-18' 3"
91°17'30"
91°17' 6"
91°38'25"

91°29'48"
91°23'12"
91°19'18"
91«15'42"
91°18'36"

91°18'35"
91°20'12"
91°20'36»
91°19'54"
91°19' 18"
91°14'48"
91-12- 6"
91°10' 6"
91-10' 6"
91 "23 ' 36"
91°23'36"
91 °22 '49"

91-22-48"
91 °24 '36"
91°28'19"

91°19'36"
91°17'48"
91°17'48"

91°16' 8"
91°18- 0"
91°12' 18"
91°12'30''
91° 7'31"
91° 9 '36"
91°12'42"
91°13' 18"
91° 7'12"
91° 7'12"
91° 7' 12"
Inventory
Dam Typi
RE
PG

RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
ER
RE
REER
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
ER
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
1 of Dams
; Hazard
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Lou
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low

Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Contact
DAEN SWL
DAEN SWL

DOI FWS
DOI FWS
C P TRICE ESTATES

DAUGHERTY

U McFALL
EARNEST PRAYOR
EARNEST PRAYOR
EARNEST PRAYOR
W. H. MCGAUGHEY
W A RANDOLPH

R A TINDALL
CALVIN VOSS
R LANE ESTATES
JOHN WOFFORD
K ABERNATHY

EDMOND GUNNELL
JAMES N GUNNELL
GEORGE LEIBRUK
T L MCGRAU
SHOOK BROTHERS
MARGARET VOSS HUNT
MAURICE EASON
CORNER & REED INC
CORNER & REID INC
F E HILLMAN
GIRERD 9ROS.
F E HILLMAN

G W HALL
G THOMAS FARMS INC.
F E HILLMAN

TROY MITCHELL
CHARLES ALTER
C MILLER
C MCKEWEN
RALPH TRAVIS ESTATE
C ALTER
JAS K BUTLER
OTIS HOLBERT
J K BUTLER
ROSEBUD NICHOLSON
LEO N HALL
FLOYD HOBERT
GEORGE F PIKE
UNKNOWN
LEVI JONES
Owner
Type
F
F

F
F
P

P

P
P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

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12/10/93
                                                   State of Arkansas  Inventory of Dams
County
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS

ASHLEY

ASHLEY
ASHLEY
ASHLEY
ASHLEY
ASHLEY
ASHLEY
ASHLEY
ASHLEY
ASHLEY

BAXTER
BAXTER
BAXTER
BAXTER

BAXTER
BAXTER
BENTON

Dam Name
LUMSDEN LAKE DAM
RODGERS LAKE NO 1
DAM
RODGERS LAKE NO 2
DAM
WEGERT RESERVOIR DAM
LUMSDENS RESERVOIR
DAM
CHANEY LAKE DAM
LAKE WILSON DAM
MCKINLEY RESERVOIR
DAM
LAKE WISDOM DAM
LOWE LAKE DAM
GREGORY LAKE DAM
JENKINS LAKE DAM
LA FARGUE LAKE DAM
CHILDERS LAKE DAM
BOTTS LAKE DAM
MCCRACKEN LAKE DAM
WRIGHT LAKE DAM
DUDLEY LAKE DAM
POTLATCH POND NO 1
DAM
POTLATCH POND NO 2
DAM
PARISH LAKE DAM
WHITING RESERVOIR
DAM
UNION LAKE DAM
THOMAS RESERVOIR DAM
SOLLARS RESERVOIR
DAM
LOCK AND DAM NUMBER
6
RILEY LAKE DAM
SHILOH LAKE DAM
LAKE GRAMPUS DAM
STONE LAKE DAM
YOUNG LAKE DAM
WILSON BRAKE DAM
LUCAS POND DAM
MILL POND DAM
LAKE GEORGIA-PACIFIC
DAM
NOR FORK
BULL SHOALS
BIG FLAT LAKE DAM
HIGGINBOTTOM LAKE
DAM
OZARK ACRES LAKE DAM
GARDNER LAKE DAM
LOCH KATRINE/NOT TO
BE BUILT
Dam Ho.
AR01056
AR01057

AR01058

AR01059
AR01060

AR01061
AR01062
AR01063

AR01064
AR01065
AR01066
AR01067
AR01068
AR01070
AR01072
AR01073
AR01074
AR01076
AR01078

AR01079

AR01081
AR01082

AR01310
AR01311
AR01312

AR00155

AR00682
AR00683
AR00685
AR00686
AR00687
AR00688
AR00689
AR00690
AR01084

AR00159
AR00160
AR00193
AR00194

AR01111
AR01112
AROOOOO

Latitude
34° 9' 0"
34°13'11"

34-14- 6"

34°1 1-36"
34°10' 0"

34°10'36"
34814'48"
34-11-48"

34° 8' 18"
34° 9 '48"
34"10'18"
34°10'18"
34°11' 6"
34-11 -42"
34°11'18"
34° 8'12"
34°13'30»
34°11' 0"
34°10' 5"

34°10'12"

34° 3-36"
34° 4 -48"

34°15' 6"
34°16'30"
34-15- 6"

33° 1'54»

33-21 '42»
33°20'24»
33°20'24"
33°18' 6"
33°14' 0"
33°13' 6"
33° 6'46"
33° 6' 19"
33°13'11"

36°15' 0"
36-21 '58"
35°59'36"
36°21'48"

36°17'48"
36°21'36"
0° 0' 0"

Longtitude
91°28 '24"
91°27'30"

91°26'24"

91-27-36"
91-26- 6"

91°24'36"
91°25' 6"
91°23'12"

91°18'54"
91°19' 6"
91°19'48"
91°15'36"
91°20'42"
91-17-24"
91°20'54"
91-18-18"
91"10'54"
91°14'48"
91°13'18"

91°13' 6"

91°19' 6"
91°13'36"

91-16-50"
91-24-59"
91-27-24"

92° 5-18"

91°43'12"
91 "45 142"
91°33' 6"
91°41 -18"
91°37'54»
91°32'36"
91°58'38"
92° 2' 6"
92° 2 '37"

92-14'19"
92°34 '30"
92°23'51"
92°24' 53"

92°27'40»
92 o 25 , 7,,
0° 0' 0"

Dam Type
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

PG

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

PG
PG
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

Hazard
Low
Low

LOW

Low
Low

Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
LOW

Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low
LOW
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
LOW

High
High
Low
Significant

Low
Significant
N

Contact
0 C LUMSDEN JR.
L ROGERS

L ROGERS

J WEGERT
0 C LUMSDEN

C P CHANEY
0 W WILSON
MRS. McKINLEY

H WISDOM
B LOWE
E GREGORY
JIMMIE JENKINS
Q LA FARCE
C E CHILDERS
W BOTTS
E A MCCRACKEN
E L WRIGHT
R W DUDLEY CO.
POTLATCH COMPANY

POTLATCH COMPANY

J PARISH
SAM WHITING

MR. CHARLES ALTER
GODFREY THOMAS
J B SOLLARS

DAEN LMK

BILLY RILEY
SEARCY WILCOXON.JR
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
J STONE
J YOUNG
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
CITY OF CROSSETT
GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP.
GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP.

DAEN SWL
DAEN SWL
WILLIS RORIE
W. V. WEBB

DOLPH ELAM
D.D. GARDNER
COOPER COMMUNITIES, INC.

Owner
Type
P
P

P

P
P

P
P
P

P
P
P






P
P

P

P
P


P
P

F

P
P
S
P
P
S
L
P
P

F
F
P
P

P
P
P


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12/10/93
                                                   State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
County
BENTON

BENTON
BENTON
BENTON

BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BENTON

BENTON

BENTON

BENTON

BENTON
BENTON

BENTON
BENTON
BENTON
BOONE
BOONE

BRADLEY
BRADLEY
BRADLEY
BRADLEY

BRADLEY

BRADLEY
BRADLEY
CALHOUN

CALHOUN
CALHOUN
CALHOUN
CALHOUN
CALHOUN
CALHOUN
CALHOUN
CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL

Dam Name
A BEAVER WATER DIST.
DAM
BELLA VISTA LAKE DAM
LAKE ATALANTA DAM
SI LOAM SPRINGS LAKE
DAM
CRYSTAL LAKE DAM
LAKE BENTONVILLE 0AM
RAYBURN DAM
NORWOOD DAM
LAKE ANN DAM
LAKE WINDSOR DAM
LAKE AVALON DAM
LAKE KEITH DAM
JACKSON LAKE DAM
GUERRERO LAKE NO. 1
DAM
GUERRERO LAKE NO. 2
DAM
GUERRERO LAKE NO. 3
DAM
LITTLE FLINT CREEK
DAM
LAKE BRITTANY DAM
CENTERTON HATCHERY
UPPER POND
DEBMAN
LOCH LOMOND DAM
HARBOR LAKE DAM
SHAW LAKE DAM
BEAVER LODGE LAKE
DAM
SCOTT LAKE DAM
FULLERTON LAKE DAM
REEPS LAKE DAM
WARREN COUNTRY CLUB
LAKE DAM
BRADLEY COUNTY LAKE
DAM
ATKINS POND DAM
POPE LAKE
LOCK AND DAM NUMBER
8
TR I -COUNTY LAKE DAM
LAKE CATHAY DAM
COVINGTON POND DAM
NORTH POND DAM
MIDDLE POND DAM
SOUTH POND DAM
HARRELL LAKE DAM
BEAVER
BREWER LAKE DAM
LAKE OF NO RETURN
DAM
Dam No.
AROOOOO

AR00190
AR00258
AR00259

AR00260
AR00261
AR00262
AR00263
AR00264
AR00265
AR00266
AR00521
AR00523
AR00524

AR00525

AR00526

AR01100

AR01102
AR01103

AR01407
AR01408
AR01411
AR00195
AR01105

AR00963
AR00964
AR00966
AR00967

AR01254

AR01255
AR01477
AR00156

AR00957
AR00958
AR00959
AR00960
AR00961
AR00962
AR01256
AR00174
AR00233
AR00234

Latitude
0° 0- 0"

36°25'56»
36°20'24"
36°13'24»

36°20'36"
36°21' 6"
36°27'45"
36°28'43"
36828'21"
36°28' 0"
36028'18"
36°15'40"
36°22'13"
36°17'54"

36°18'12»

36°18'30"

36°14'21"

36°28'12"
36°21' 0"

36°24'36"
36°28'18"
36-29' 9"
36°29'48"
36"11 '30"

33°38' 8"
33038'24''
33°36'12"
33°34'10"

33°37'32"

33°35'54"
33°37'57»
33°18' 6"

33°47- 0"
33-46' 1"
33°41'24"
33°40'30"
33°40' 0"
33°40'54"
33°31 -12"
36°25'18"
36° 9' 6"
36°11 '30"

Longtitude
0° 0' 0"

94013'52"
94° 5 '42"
94°32'33"

94° 26 '36"
94°13'12"
94°14'24"
94 "14 '47"
94°13'59"
94° 15 '37"
94°15'54"
94°13'52"
94°14'14"
94°29'54"

94°29'36"

94°29'18»

94°32'39»

94°12' 1"
94°17'42"

94°18'48"
94"19' 10"
94°26' 57"
93° 12 '38"
93"12'36"

92" 3' 2"
92° 1'43"
92° 2' 30"
92° 3'54"

92° 5 '42"

92° 2 '43"
92° 5-40"
92°27'48"

92°21 '42"
92°29'49"
92°36'54"
92033'12''
92032'24"
3°31'12"
92°20'30"
93°50'50"
93°19'47»
93°22'22"

Dam Type
RE

RE
REER
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

REER
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
PG

RE
ERRE
ER
ER
ER
ER
RE
PG
RE
RE

Hazard
N

Low
High
Low

Significant
Lou
Low
Low
High
Low
Low
High
Significant
Low

Significant

Significant

High

Low
Significant

Low
High
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
Low
Significant

Contact
BEAVER WATER DISTRICT

COOPER COMMUNITIES INC.
CITY OF ROGERS
CITY OF SI LOAM SPRINGS

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
CITY OF BENTONVILLE
BELLA VISTA VILLAGE POA
BELLA VISTA VILLAGE POA
BELLA VISTA VILLAGE POA
BELLA VISTA VILLAGE POA
BELLA VISTA VILLAGE POA
BYRON COLLIER
E GARTEN
ROSS WILMOTH

ROSS WILMOTH

CECIL JORDEN/McKEE BAKING

SWEPCO

COOPER CONSULTANTS, INC.
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

IRA DEBMAN
BELLA VISTA VILLAGE POA
HARBOR CORP.
WILLIAM SHAW ESTATE
ROY CISCO

JIM SCOTT
SAM B FULLERTON JR
K REEP
WARREN COUNTRY CLUB

BRADLEY COUNTY

GLEN ATKINS
LEO POPE
DAEN LMK

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
LEROY & 0 D CATHEY
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO
FAY HARRELL
DAEN SWL
HENRY BREWER
J. A. PHILLIPS ESTATE

Owner
Type
L

P
L
L

P
L
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P

P

U

P
P

P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P

L

P
P
F

S
P
P
P
P
P
P
F
P
P


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                                                    State  of Arkansas  Inventory of Dams
County
CARROLL
CARROLL

CARROLL

CARROLL
CARROLL
CARROLL
CHI COT
CHI COT

CHI COT

CHI COT
CHI COT
CHI COT
CHI COT

CLARK
CLARK
CLARK

CLARK

CLARK

CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLARK
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLAY
CLEBURNE
CLE8URNE

CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
Dam Name
LAKE LUCERENE DAM
EUREKA SPRINGS CITY
LAKE DAM
PARWELL SPIDER CREEK
LAKE DAM
LEATHERWOOD
FULLER LAKE DAM
JACKSON LAKE DAM
PARADISE LAKE DAM
LAKE CHI COT DAM
NORTH
DITCH BAYOU
STATION-LAKE CHICOT
BALL LAKE DAM NO 1
BALL LAKE DAM NO 2
WHISKEY CHUTE DAM
CONNERLY BAYOU
PUMPING STATION
OEGRAY DAM
DEQRAY SADDLE DIKE
DEGRAY REREGULATING
DAM
KIRKSEY RESERVOIR
DAM
COUNTRY CLUB LAKE
DAM
GURDON POND 2 DAM
GURDON POND 1 DAM
DUIGGINS LAKE DAM
BARKSDALE LAKE DAM
BOSWELL LAKE DAM
GROSS LAKE DAM
ALLMON LAKE DAM
GRAZEVICH LAKE DAM
FR1E LAKE DAM
HUGHES LAKE DAM
COPE LAND LAKE DAM
BRIGANCE LAKE DAM
MOORE LAKE DAM
EASTERUOOD LAKE DAM
NICHOLAS LAKE DAM
COLE LAKE DAM
GREERS FERRY
GREERS FERRY NURSERY
POND
KENNEDY LAKE DAM
EDEN ISLE LAKE DAM
SHERLOCK LAKE
BETTY BROWN LAKE DAM
STAIR LAKE
BULLARD
DUNAWAY LAKE 0AM
PARISH LAKE DAM
RODGERS LAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR00235
AR00236

AR00237

AR00238
AR00239
AR01104
AR00980
AR00988

AR00989

AR00991
AR00993
AR01296
AR01297

AR00151
AR00152
AR00153

AR00581

AR00584

AR00585
AROOS86
AR00587
AR00588
AR00589
AR01147
AR00480
AR00481
AR00482
AR00483
AR00484
AR00485
AR00486
AR01273
AR01274
AR01275
AR00173
AR00200

AR00201
AR00308
AR00310
AR00311
AR00312
AR00313
AR003U
AR00493
AR01117
Latitude
36°22'24"
36°23'36"

36°26'30"

36°26'45"
36°26'24»
36°17'36"
33°29'30»
33°22' 0"

33°15'36"

33° 4-24"
33' 4 '48"
33°21'42"
33°25- 0"

34°12'51"
34°14'19"
34010'37»

34°15' 9"

34° 9' 0"

33°54'18"
33-54 '48"
34°14' 0"
34°14' 0"
34" 2'48"
34" 8 '56"
36°27'53''
36°24'51"
36°22'14"
36°22' 53"
36°19'18"
36-24 '37"
36°24' 1"
36°17'52"
36°25'24"
36°24'53"
35°31'35»
35°34'37"

35°26'54"
35°29'55"
35°28'12"
35»30' 0"
35°42'15"
35°41' 0"
35°30'42"
35022'48''
35°33' 6"
Longtitude
93°43'53"
93«44 '48"

93°50'31"

930451 o11
93">35'36»
93°30 ' 48"
91°10'30"
9ri5'18"

91°13'18"

9ri4'48"
91°15' 6"
91-15' 6"
91°15'18"

93° 6'42"
93° 6' 12"
93° 6' 0"

93°26'30"

93° 5 '18"

93° 9'54"
93-10- 0"
93°25 ' 6"
93°22' 6"
93°16'51"
93° 6' 6"
90°21'15"
90°3ii 2"
90°22'18"
90°12'42"
90°15'30"
90°17'20"
90°14'37"
90°19'59"
90°17'38"
90°12'59"
91°59'38"
92°13'12"

92°13'17''
92- 6' 12"
91°59'19"
91°57'42"
91°56'42''
91 "51 '32"
92°12'47"
92° 1'30"
92° 6'48"
Dam Type
PQ
PG

RE

OT
RE
RE
RE
REER

REEROT

RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
REPG

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
PG
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Hazard
Significant
High

Low

High
Low
Low
Low
LOW

Low

Low
Low
Low
Low

High
High
High

Low

LOW

High
High
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
Lou
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
Lou

Significant
Significant
Significant
High
Low
Low
Low
Lou
Lou
Contact
BOB PITTS ENTERPRISES
CITY OF EUREKA SPRINGS

DINOSAUR WORLD

CITY OF EUREKA SPRINGS
U. E. FULLER
JIMMY P SPRADLEY
SIMON ZIMMERMAN
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

DAEN LMK

MACK BALL
MACK BALL
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
DAEN LMK

DAEN LMK
DAEN LMK
DAEN LMK

JACK KIRKSEY

ARKADELPHIA COUNTRY CLUB

INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.
ALVIN DUIGGINS
M M BARKSDAL
R BOSWELL
GARY GROSS
ALLMON FARMS INC.
LAURENCE GRAZEVICH
ROY L FRIE
C.U. KNAUTS/JACK EVANS
WILSON COPELAND
BILL BRIGANCE
CLEVEL MOORE
DOYLE EASTERWOOD
ORAN NICHOLAS
CLIFFORD COLE
DAEN SUL
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

CARTHA LEE KENNEDY
EDEN ISLE DEVELOPMENT
E. C. SHERLOCK
BETTY BROWN
RUDOLPH STAIR
C. F. BULLARD
DR ED DUNAWAY
PORTER PARISH
HOWARD RODGERS
Owner
Type
P
L

P

L
P
P
P
S

F

P
P
S
F

F
F
F

P

P

P
P
p
P






p
P
P
P
P
P
F
S

P
P
P
P
P
p
p
P
p

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County
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEBURNE
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA
CONUAY
CONWAY
CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

Dam Name
MISS JENNY LAKE DAM
GRISSO LAKE DAM
WILBOURN LAKE
MOORE PLANTING CO.
LAKE DUNKEFFIE DAM
STODDARD LAKE DAM
VAN SADLER LAKE DAM
LAKE ELROD DAM
CLEMENTS POND DAM
KESTERSON LAKE DAM
SCHULTZ LAKE DAM
BCB RANCH LAKE DAM
ARNONAME 62 MCMAHON
LAKE DAM
FINCHER LAKE DAM
MILLER LAKE DAM
BEARDEN LAKE DAM
PITTMAN LAKE DAM
LAKE SUE DAM
RASBERRY LAKE DAM
FOSTER DAM
WILSON LAKE DAM
SALE LAKE DAM
MALOCH LAKE DAM
POWELL LAKE DAM
FALLIN LAKE DAM
WEBER LAKE DAM
ARK-LA-GAS LAKE DAM
BYRD LAKE DAM
FOREST REGENERATION
CENTER
LAKE COLUMBIA DAM
LOCK AND DAM NO 9
FOWLER LAKE DAM
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 3 EAST
EAST FORK POINT
REMOVE SITE #4
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 5 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 6 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 7 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 8 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 9 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #10 WEST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #11 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 2 WEST
Dam No.
ARCH 133
AR01134
AR01443
AROH53
AR00671
AR00672
AR00675
AR00676
AR00677
AR00679
AR00680
AR00681
AR00613

AR00614
AR00777
AR007SO
AR00781
AR00783
AR00784
AR00785
AR00786
AR00787
AR00789
AR00791
AR00792
AR00793
AR00794
AR01264
AR01412

AR01478
AR00165
AR00209
AR00317

AR00318

AR00319

AR00320

AR00321

AR00322

AR00323

AR00324

AR00325

AR00329

State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
35029,54,,
35=27,301.
35 "30 ' 59"
35°26'32"
34° 2' 0"
34° 1'48"
33°56' 36"
33°56'24"
33°56' 6"
33°53' 0"
33-50' 0"
33°46'44"
33°27' 6"

33°26' 12"
33°12'42»
33-21 '54"
33°16'36"
33015'52"
33° 2' 14"
33o22 , OM
33°19'32"
33° 7' 18"
33° 6' 6"
33-18' 6"
33-17' 0"
33°16'48"
33° 5 '42"
33° 5 '36"
33°13'30"

33°17'17"
35° 7'25"
35°19' 7"
35°25'48"

35°24'18"

35°23'58"

35°22'57"

35°21'53"

35=21" 0"

35°17'25"

35°15'30"

35°16'52"

35°27' 6"

92°14'42"
91°57' 0"
92°12'15"
92° 1'32"
92° 8' 12"
92° 5' 6"
92°11'54»
92° 9'42"
92°18'56"
92° 0'30"
92° 2' 54"
92-14 'S3'1
93° 12' 24"

93°12 '54"
93-12' 0"
93-11 '48"
93-11 '18"
93" 9-12"
93° 4 '18"
93° 3'18"
93° 2-54"
93°14' 18"
93°16'47»
93°19'30"
93-18'56"
93° 17' 42"
93"23 '33"
93-171 10"
93- 8' 15"

93°24'23"
92-47' 12"
92-40' 14"
92°37'52"

92-40'30"

92°38' 18"

92°39'21"

92°39'49"

92-41 '33"

92-41' 8"

92°43'27"

92°45'40"

92°42' 14"

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
PG
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

LOW
Low
Low
LOW
Sfgnif leant
Lou
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Lou
Low
Low
LOW
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Contact
MARSHALL SMITH
BILL GRISSO
H. R. WILBOURN
ARKLAN, INC.
OPAL ENGLAND
MRS. 00 STUDDARD
VAN SADLER ESTATES
SEARY ELROD
PAUL CLEMENTS
G M RESTERSON
VELBERT SCHULTZ
BCB RANCH, INC.
GRADY DUPRIEST















FINCHER LAKE PROPERTY ADMIN.
BURTON MILLER
C BEARDEN
D M PITTMAN



JAMESON LAND & TIMBER
R J RASBERRY
ALICE BRADLEY
DR J M WILSON
P M SALE
W H MALOCH
RAYMOND POWELL
T U FALLIN JR
DR CHARLES L WEBER
ARK-LA-GAS CO
JOE BYRD
WEYERHAEUSER CORP.

COLUMBIA CO. RURAL
DAEN SWL
THOMAS FOWLER
POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK

POINT REMOVE CREEK













DEV. AUTH.


WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

L
F
P
L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L


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County
CONWAY

COHWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY

CONWAY
CONHAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY
CONWAY

CONWAY

CONWAY
CONWAY
CONUAY
CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHEAO

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD
Dam Name
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE n 4 WEST
W FORK PT REMOVE
CREEK SITE 6 DAM
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 7 WEST
W FORK PT REMOVE
CREEK SITE 12 DAM
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #13 WEST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #14 WEST
W FORK PT REMOVE
CREEK SITE 15 DAM
ARNONAME 24
PAYNE LAKE DAM
TIMBERLAKE DAM
LAKE BAILEY
PETIT JEAN WATER
SUPPLY
LAKE LUCY DAM
LAKE ABBY DAM
LAKE JEANETTE 0AM
FISH LAKE DAM
LAKE OVERCUP DAM
MORRILTON SEWAGE
LAKE DAM
WINROCK FARMS LAKE
DAM
CARGILE LAKE DAM
BREWER LAKE
PAH DALE DAM
REISSUED SEE PN #102
BIG CREEK WID/SITE #
4
BIG CREEK WID/SITE #
5
BIG CREEK WID/SITE #
6
BIG CREEK WID/SITE #
7
BIG CREEK WID/SITE #
8
BIG CREEK WID/SITE #
9
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#10
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#11
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#13
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#14
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
Dam No.
AR00330

AR00331

AR00332

AR00333

AR00334

AR00335

AR00336

AR00345
AR00346
AR00347
AR00348
AR00349

AR00351
AR00352
AR00353
AR00355
AR003S6
AR00357

AR01223

AR01286
AR01422
AR014S2
AROOOOO
AR00451

AR00452

AR004S3

AR00454

AR00455

AR00456

AR00457

AR00458

AR00459

AR00460

AR00461
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
35°27'13"

35°25' 6"

35-25 '42"

35°20'54»

35°20'58"

35°20'43"

35°19'54"

35° 9' 0"
35° 6' 15"
35" 4 '48"
35° 7' 48"
35° 7'30"

35° 8 '36"
35° 8' 24"
35° 8' 1"
35°13'24"
35°11'54"
35°10'48"

35° 8'24"

35°16'18"
35-14- 6"
35°19'37"
0° 0' 0"
35057,25.1

35°57'45"

35-55 '38"

3505415411

35°54' 8"

35°53' 12"

35°53'18"

35°52'12"

35°49'12"

35049, 4,,

35°57'39"
92°45' 6"

93047, 6,,

92-51 • 0"

92°48'41"

92°45'56»

92°45 '34"

92°46'36"

92 0341 o»
92=47, 2"
92°48'12"
92-55 '19''
92-55 '14"

92°55'56"
92°56'36»
92°55'43»
92°47'48"
93044, OM
92°44'25"

92°55'38"

92°49'10»
92°36' 19"
920351471,
0° 0' 0"
90°42'31"

90-44' 4"

90-43 '53"

90-43 '52"

90044'35»

90°43' 6"

90-46-41"

90°47'21"

90°46' 9"

900451 29"

90°38'10"
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
REPG
REPG

RE
REPG
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
Low

Low

High

Low

Low

Low

Lou

Low
Low
Low
High
High

Lou
High
Significant
Low
Significant
Low

Significant

Lou
Low
Lou
N
Significant

Significant

Significant

Low

Significant

Significant

High

Lou

Significant

Significant

Significant
Contact
POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

PINE CREST LUMBER CO
H PAYNE
JACK HAYNES
ARKANSAS PARKS AND TOURISM
ARKANSAS STATE PARKS

W. P. ROCKEFELLER
WINROCK INTERNATIONAL
W P ROCKEFELLER
MORRILTON HUNT FISH CLUB
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
CITY OF MORRILTON

WINROCK FARMS

OR W J CARGILE
CITY OF CONWAY
PAM DALE
BIG CREEK WID
BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID
Ouner
Type
L

L

L

L

L

L

L

P
P
P
S
S

P
P
P
P
S
L

P

P
L
P
L
L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

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                                                    State  of Arkansas  Inventory of Dams
County
CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD

CRAIGHEAD
CRAIGHEAD

CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD
CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD
CRITTENDEN
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
Dam Name
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#17
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#18
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#19
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#20
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#21
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#22
J. L. CRAFT POND DAM
GUY PARDEW POND DAM
THOMAS POND DAM
RALPH COX POND DAM
COLE POND DAM
MARY SIMPSON POND
DAM
CRAIGHEAD FOREST
LAKE DAM
POINSETT WID/SITE #
20
BIG POND DAM
POINSETT WID/SITE
#121
LAKE SHEPHERD
SPRINGS DAM
LAKE FT. SMITH DAM
LITTLE CLEAR CREEK
SITE #1
HALL LAKE DAM
MONTGOMERY LAKE DAM
LAKE LOU EMMA DAM
MORRIS LAKE DAM
SWEARINGER LAKE DAM
JOHNSON LAKE DAM
BEVERLY HILLS LAKE
DAM
MOUNT GAYLOR LAKE
DAM
LITTLE MULBERRY CRK
SITE #1
BRANDENBURG LAKE DAM
HAMMOND LAKE DAM
WAHMAN LAKE
FLAT ROCK CREEK/SITE
#1
LEE CREEK
SWAN LAKE DAM
PUFAHL LAKE DAM
GARDNER LAKE DAM
ROBINSON LAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR00462

AR00463

AR00464

AR00465

AR00466

AR00467

AR00468
AR00469
AR00470
AR00471
AR00472
AR00473

AR00474

AR01282

AR01283
AR01463

AR00445

AR00446
AR00448

AR00450
AR00489
AR00490
AR00491
AR00492
AR00527
AR00528

AR00531

AR01123

AR01139
AR01140
AR01402
AR01442

AR01492
AR00222
AR00394
AR00395
AR00396
Latitude
35-55 '48"

35°55'34"

35-53' 8"

35-53' 15"

35-47-26"

35°47'36"

35°55'24"
35°54'32"
35°52'50»
35-52-15"
35°50'36"
35-47- 0"

35-46-48"

35-47' 18"

35°50'36»
35°43- 7"

35-41-24"

35039,37,,
35-29-42"

35°24 -24"
35028'42"
35°27'57''
35-31-37"
35°39' 6"
35°39'55"
35-32- 6"

35-45- 0"

35°32'36"

35-34- 0"
35-36-54"
35-30-52"
35-27' 2"

35°29'18"
35° 3'37"
35-20-55"
35-16-17"
35-15-42"
Longtitude
90°40'54"

90-39' 2"

90°40'36»

90°41'44"

90-45 '38"

90-45 '55"

90°46' 0"
90-45 '50"
90-47' 20"
90-46-15"
90°49'38"
90°44- 0"

90-42' 5"

90-41- 3"

90°39'18»
90°39'53"

94° 7' 0"

94° 8-57"
94°13'18"

94-13- 6"
94°24'46"
94-21 '30"
94°13'52"
94°20'48"
94° 3- 8"
94°21-42"

94° 7' 0"

94° 4'33"

94° 6-12"
94° 8-18"
94°13'29»
94-20 -32"

94°23'35"
90-15-12"
90-51- 8"
90-46-28"
90-43 '57"
Dam Type
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
ER

RE
AE
RE
RE
RE
Hazard
Low

Significant

Nigh

High

Low

Low

Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Signif icant

High

Low

Low
Low

High

High
High

Low
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low

High

Low
Low
Low
Lou

Low
Low
LOW
Low
Significant
Contact
BIG CREEK UID

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK UID

BIG CREEK UID

BIG CREEK UID

BIG CREEK WID

J L CROFT
GUY PARDEU
BOBBY K. DAVIS
RALPH COX
HERBERT COLE
MARY SIMPSON

CITY OF JONESBORO

POINSETT WID

ARKANSAS STATE COLLEGE
POINSETT WID

CITY OF FORT SMITH

CITY OF FORT SMITH
CITY OF ALMA

JESSE HALL
NANCY ORR
CRAWFORD COUNTY CONSERVATION
U J MORRIS JR
CHESTER SWEARINGEM
EARL JOHNSON
THOMAS FITE

EDDIE BILLIS

CITY OF MULBERRY

MURL BRANDENBURG
RICHARD HAMMOND
DR. GERALD WAHMAN
CITY OF VAN BUREN

CITY OF FORT SMITH
SWAN LAKE PLANTING CO
HERBERT PUFAHL
MINITA GARDNER ESTATE
R E ROBINSON
Owner
Type
L

L

L

L

L

L

P
P
P
P
P
P

L

L

S
L

L

L
L

P
P
L
P
P
P
P

P

L

P
P
P
L

L
P
P
P
P

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County
CROSS
CROSS

CROSS

CROSS
CROSS

CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
CROSS
DALLAS
DALLAS
DALLAS

OESHA
DESHA
DREW
DREW
DREU
DREW
DREW
DREW

DREU
DREW
DREW
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER

FAULKNER
FAULKNER

FAULKNER
FAULKNER
Dam Name
HALL LAKE DAH
HUNTERS REST CLUB
LAKE DAH
HIDDEN VALLY LAKE
DAH
CANEY CREEK SITE #1
CANEY CREEK SITE 2
DAM
CANEY CREEK SITE #3A
CANEY CREEK SITE #4
CANEY CREEK SITE #5
CANEY CREEK SITE #6
CANEY CREEK SITE #7
LAKE DUNN
LAKE AUSTELL
LAKE LANSDALE DAM
JACOBS LAKE DAH
KERVIN LAKE NO. 1
DAH
FRENCHIE LAKE DAM
WALNUT LAKE DAM
MARSH LAKE DAM
BYRD LAKE DAM
DURA CRAFT LAKE DAM
LAKE WALLACE DAM
BYNUM LAKE DAM
SEVEN DEVILS SWAMP
DAM
WELLS LAKE DAM
HOPPER POND DAM
LAKE MONTICELLO DAM
MCCHRISTIAN'S DAM
B I VANS LAKE DAM
MONTGOMERY LAKE DAH
LAKE BENNETT DAM
LAURENCE LAKE DAM
DEARS POND DAM
TOR I AN LAKE DAM
BEAVER FORK LAKE DAH
DAYS LAKE DAM
ROBBINS LAKE DAM
GENTRY LAKE DAM
DIEHL LAKE DAM
WILLIAMS LAKE DAM
LAKE CAROL -DAN DAH
PARKS LAKE DAM
BLACK'S LAKE DAM
BLACKS LAKE NO. Z
DAM
BAILEY LAKE DAM
LAKE CONWAY NURSERY
POND DAH
DAVIS LAKE DAM
BROWNS LAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR00397
AR00398

AR00399

AR00418
AR00419

AR00420
AR00421
AR00422
AR00423
AR00424
ARC 1284
AR01285
AR00570
AR00571
AR00572

AR00580
AR00979
AR00795
AR00796
AR00797
AR00798
AR00799
AR01298

AR01299
AR01300
AROOOOO
AROOOOO
AR00036
AR00037
AR00038
AR00039
AR00040
AR00041
AR00042
AR00043
AR00044
AR00045
AR00047
AR00048
AR00049
AR00051
AR00053
AR00054

AR00055
AR00058

AR00059
AR00060
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
35°15'48»
35°14'48"

35°13'12"

35°17'43"
35°15'56"

35°15'23''
35°14'48"
35°24'36»
35°13'42»
35°12' 0"
35°10' 3"
35° 9'12"
33°48' 0"
33°50'48"
33°51'24"

33°36MZ"
33"50'36"
33044'42''
33°41'48"
33037'48"
33°27'18"
33°30'18"
33°33'12"

33°42'12»
33°43' 0"
33°42- 1"
35° 8'32"
35*18«42"
35017154.,
35°16'54»
3S«12«42"
35°10'30"
35° 9'48"
35° 8-36"
35° 6-54"
35° 6'54"
35° 6'54»
35° 6' 12"
35° 6'24"
35° 5-36"
35° 2 '46"
35= 21541.
35° 2'30"

35° 1'24"
34°59'24"

34°59'12"
34°59'24''
90°46'18"
90-43 .42"

90°43'18»

90°46' 8"
90°46'24"

90-45 '36"
90°46'12"
90°46' 0"
90°46' 0"
90°46' 2"
90°42'18''
90°43' 6"
92°27136»
92°28'48"
92-25.57.,

9ri7'42"
91°28' 6"
91°57'42"
91°40'36»
91°49'48"
91°28142"
9r33'54"
91°34'30"

91°35'12»
91°54' 0"
91°51'13"
92°11'24"
92°16'36"
92°19'36"
92°17' 6"
92°24'42"
92°29'48"
92° 29 '38"
92°26'43"
92o25 , 6,,
92=25 '36"
92°26' 6"
92=15. (,»
92° 9 '48''
92°31'54"
92°18'24"
91»17.2;..
92=17. o»

92°12'54"
92o23 • 0"

92°28'30"
92"34'28"
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
CB
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
REER
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
Low
High

Significant

Low
Signi f icant

Significant
High
High
High
Low
Significant
Significant
Significant
Low
Low

Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Significant

Low
Low
High
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Significant
Low

Low
Low
Contact
BOB HALL ESTATE
HUNTERS' REST CLUB

HAROLD BRANNER

CANEY CREEK WID
H G GARDNER

CANEY CREEK UID
CANEY CREEK UID
CANEY CREEK UID
CANEY CREEK UID
CANEY CREEK UID
ARKANSAS PARKS AND TOURISM
ARKANSAS PARKS AND TOURISM
F A LANSDALE
J JACOBS
REECE KERVIN

FRENCH BROTHERS
R A PICKENS AND SON CO
J W MARSH
W H BYRD
OURA CRAFT BOAT CO
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
G. BYNUM
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

HAROLD UELLS
FREEMAN HOPPER
CITY OF MONTICELLO
PAUL MCCHRISTIAN
HERHAN B I VANS
DALTON HONTGOHERY
ARKANSAS PARKS & TOURISH
JOHN LAWRENCE
GENE DEAR
B. M. HARTON
CITY OF CONWAY
CLARENCE DAY
GAIL ROBBINS
EDNA GENTRY
A. W. DEIHL
CHARLIE UEAVER
ROV SPENCER
EARL PARKS
HARRY BLACK
HARRY BLACK ESTATE

THE KUYKENDALL CORP.
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

U. R. DAVIS ESTATE
J U BROWN
Owner
Type
P
P

P

L
p

L
L
L
L
L
S
S
P
P
P

p
P
P
P
P
S
P
S

P
P
L
P
P
P
S
P
P
P
L
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P
S

P
P

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12/10/93
County
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER

FAULKNER

FAULKNER
FAULKNER

FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER

FAULKNER

FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN
Dam Name
WISLEY LAKE DAM
JEWELL LAKE DAM
STONE LAKE DAM
LAKE CONWAY DAM
TOAD SUCK FERRY LOCK
AND DAM
ARKANSAS
ACQUISITIONS
STEVENS LAKE DAM
ROBERTS MINNOW POND
DAM
BRUSHLAKE DAM
FRESHOUR DAM
CARTER LAKE DAM
TUPELO BAYOU
WID/SITE #1
TUPELO BAYOU
WID/SITE #2
NALHOLZ LAKE DAM
DOYLE JOLLY'S DAM
SIMON'S DAM
W. C. SUAFFAR'S DAM
OZARK LOCK AND DAM
SHORES LAKE DAM
SWISS FAMILY
VINEYARDS DAM
BRUCE LAKE DAM
OLD WATER SUPPLY
LAKE DAM
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #17
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #16
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #18
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #26
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #25
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #01
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #20
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #21
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #22
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #23
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #24
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #13
SIXMILE CREEK
Dam No.
AR00061
AR00062
AR00063
AR00064
AR00170

AR0123S

AR01239
AR01240

AR01241
AR01242
AR01243
AR01261

AR01262

AR01263
AR01483
AR01484
AR01485
AR00164
AR00400
AR00401

AR00402
AR00404

AR00405

AR00406

AR00407

AR00408

AR00409

AR00410

AR00411

AR00412

AR00413

AR00414

AR00415

AR00416

AR00417
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
34°57'42"
34°57'42"
34°57'48"
34°57'32»
35° 4'33"

34°58'26"

34°59'54"
34°59'24"

34°58'24»
34°59'18"
35° 1'20"
35° 1-57"

350 0, v1

35° 7'48»
35°16'16»
35° 1'12"
35°19' 5"
35°28'19"
35-38' 0"
35°27'36"

35°35'30"
35°17' 0"

35°22'12"

35-21 '22"

35°22'30»

35°20'12"

35°20'48"

35°19'12"

35°23'54"

35°23' 18"

35°22'30»

35°21 '24"

35°19'37"

35°16'54"

35°15'55"
92-30 -18"
92°28'24"
92°27'54"
92-24 ' 17"
92°32 '23"

92=17. o»

92031'24"
92-24 "24"

92°14'24"
92-14' 6"
92-26' 18"
92°30'21"

92"31 -51"

92°13'48"
92°18' 0"
92-1 7 -33"
92°17'33"
93°48'47"
93°57'42"
93°44'49»

94° 3 '12"
94° 3' 0"

93-49-42"

93°49' 11"

93°52'42»

93-52' 18"

93°53'30»

93°52' 6"

94° 0' 4"

93°58' 12"

93°58'30"

93059, Oii

93-57' 52"

93°56'18"

94° 1'42"
RE
RE
RE
RE
PG

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
PG
PGRE
RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
Low
LOW
Significant
Lou
High

Low

Lou
Significant

Low
Low
Significant
Low

Low

Lou
Low
Low
Low
High
Low
Low

Low
Significant

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low
Contact
OMEGA LIFE INS. CO.
RAYMOND STONE
RAYMOND STONE
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
DAEN SWL

ARKANSAS ACQUISITIONS, INC.

JAMES CULBERSON
RUSSELL ROBERTS

CHARLES BRUSH
FRESHOUR CORPORATION
MARGARET CARTER
TUPELO BAYOU WID

TUPELO BAYOU WID

BERNARD NALHOLZ
DOYLE JOLLY FARM
STEVE SIMON
U. C. SHAFFAR
DAEN SWL
USDA FS
AL WIEDERKEHR.ETAL

JAMES M BRUCE
CITY OF CHARLESTON

SIXMILE CREEK WID

LEE GATTIS, MARION BARR

LEON SHAW

SIXMILE CREEK WID

J D RULOFF

ARVENE 0 NEAL

SIXMILE CREEK WID

A S GRUBBS

ALVIN BEST

PAUL KING

SIXMILE CREEK WID

SIXMILE CREEK WID

CITY OF CHARLESTON
Owner
Type
P
P
P
S
F

P

P
P

P
P
P
L

L

P
P
P
P
F
F
P

P
L

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

L

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12/10/93
                                                   State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
County

FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON

FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON
FULTON

FULTON

FULTON

GARLAND
GARLAND

GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND

Dam Name
WID/SITE #14
OZARK WATER SUPPLY
LAKE DAM
CECIL LAKE DAM
FLANAGAN LAKE DAM
LAKE BROUN DAM
SPRING LAKE DAM
CAMP KIA KIMA DAM
LAKE AZTEC
CHANUTE DAM
LAKE OMAHA
NORTH LAKE DAM
LAKE BERTIE DAM
BULL'S EYE LAKE DAM
LAKE LEON DAM
JAMES LAKE DAM NO 1
WINLAKE DAM
LAKE LEWIS DAM 1
LANGSTON LAKE DAM
HELDEBREND LAKE DAM
EASTERN AR COUCIL B.
S. A. DAM
DOGGET LAKE DAM
COURTURIGHT LAKE DAM
MCCULLOUGH LAKE DAM
SPARKS LAKE DAM
TIMBER LAKE DAM
FOUNTAIN LAKE DAM
MAMMOTH SPRINGS DAM
1
MAMMOTH SPRINGS DAM
3
WHITE HORSE MOUNTAIN
DAM
REISSUED SEE 248
HOT SPRINGS
EQUALIZATION BASIN
BLAKELY MOUNTAIN DAM
CARPENTER(HAMILTON)
LAKE DESOTO
LAKE SEGOVIA
PINEDA DAM
BIG LAKE DAM
FOUNTAIN LAKE DAM
RICKS DAM
0. MAHONEY POND DAM
SANDERSON DAM
SPRING LAKE DAM
DILLON DAM
BETHEL DAM
ARNONAME 136
RECTOR LAKE DAM
CAMP CLEARFORK LAKE
DAM
Dam No.

AR00562

AR01137
AR01138
AR00225
AR00226
AR00242
AR00243
AR00244
AR00245
AR00272
AR00273
AROOZ74
AR00275
AR00276
AR00277
AR00278
AR00498
AR00499
AR00501

AR00502
AR00503
AR01114
AR01127
AR01128
AR01129
AR01156

AR01157

AR01471

AROOOOO
AROOOOO

AR00150
AR00534
AR00719
AR00720
AR00721
AR00722
AR00723
AR00724
AR00725
AR00726
AR00727
AR00728
AR00729
AR00730
AR00731
AR00732

Latitude

35°31'48"

35°27'28"
35°23'12"
36°17'35"
36°24'37»
36°21'14»
36°17'36»
36°17'43"
36°18'30"
36°15 '25»
36°23'24"
36°21 '12"
36°22'46"
36°24 ' 22"
36°25 '39»
36-22 -56"
36°22'42"
36°27'48"
36°22'10"

36°21'48»
36°24'19»
36°18'24»
36-24' 0"
36-16' 6"
36° 16 -36"
36°29'42"

36°28' 0"

36°20'21"

0" 0" 0"
34°27' 3"

34°34'24"
34°26'33"
34°40 '52"
34°40' 12"
34 "38 ' 40"
34°38' 0"
34°34'36''
34-33 '58"
34-34 '30"
34°32'48"
34-32 '30"
34-32 '24"
34°32 '24''
34°31 '18"
34°31 '13"
34°30'30"

Longtitude

93°50'42"

93-57-15"
93°58' 0"
91 "40 ' 47"
91 "53 '29"
91 °36' 14"
91-36-12"
91°34'30"
91035'30"
91 "44 -48"
92° 0'36"
91 °55' 17"
91-54' 6"
9r57'24"
91°47'38"
91°46'51"
91-50-30"
92" 7' 2"
92° 1' 0"

91°47'50"
91 "45 '56"
91-45-54"
91-58' 12"
91°38'10"
92° 0'18"
91-32' 6"

91°31'48"

92°30'55"

0" 0' 0"
93° 1'23"

93-11-18"
93° 1'35"
93° 0'29"
93" 2 -49"
92"59'19''
93° 0'30"
92-58' 18"
93° 5 '42"
92057.5411
93° 3-31"
92°48'30"
93° 3-42"
93° 4' 2"
93° 7'47"
93°17'24"
93"23'30"

Dam Type

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
REPG

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
CNPG
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
PG
RE
VA
PGVAOT
RE
RE
ER

Hazard

LOW

Low
Lou
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
Low
Low
Low
Low
LOW
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low

Significant

Low

N
Low

High
High
High
Low
Significant
LOW
Significant
High
Low
Significant
High
Significant
Low
Significant
Low
High

Contact

CITY OF OZARK

ROBERT L FLOCKS
HANNA OIL AND GAS CO
RAY BROWN
CONRAD KERST
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
CHEROKEE VILLAGE SID
CHEROKEE VILLAGE SID
CHEROKEE VILLAGE SID
HORSESHOE BEND
E. T. LOVE
J. C. BRINK
JIM HOOD
CHARLEY JAMES
CHARLES H. UHITLEDGE
JIM HUMPHRIES
JESSEE LANGSTON
RUSSEL J HELDENBRAND
EAST AR AREA COUNCIL BSA

WESLEY DOGGET
W E COURTWRIGHT
LYNDOL MCCULLOUGH
VERNON SPARKS
HAROLD MCMILLEN
JAMES BENEFIELD
ARKANSAS PARKS AND TOURISM

ARKANSAS PARKS AND TOURISM

WHITE HORSE MOUNTAIN

HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE PDA
CITY OF HOT SPRINGS

DAEN LMK
ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE PDA
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE POA
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE POA
DON BROOKS
JAMES HERAMB
HOT SPRINGS MUNIC. WATER SYS.
JAMES HERAMB
CITY OF HOT SPRINGS
SPRING LAKE BAPTIST ASSEMBLY
CITY OF HOT SPRINGS
CITY OF HOT SPRINGS
J A REEVES
H F RECTOR JR
USDA FS

Owner
Type

L

P
P
P
P
P
L
L
L
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
S

s

p

p
L

F
U
P
P
P
P
P
L
P
L
P
L
L
P
P
F

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                                                    State  of Arkansas  Inventory of Dams
County
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND

GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND

GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GARLAND
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
GREENE

GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE
GREENE

GREENE

GREENE

GREENE

HEHPSTEAD

HEHPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAD

HEMPSTEAD

HEHPSTEAD

HEHPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAD
Dam Name
ROBERTS LAKE DAH
NOONER LAKE DAM
DIAMONDHEAD
FOREST LAKE DAM
BELVEDERE CC LAKE
DAM
REYNOLDS LAKE DAM
LAKE CORTEZ
TAILINGS POND
RICKS ESTATE DAH HIS
STR HB109C
LOWER DAM NO 1
LOWER DAM NO 2
MIDDLE DAM
UPPER DAM
DESOTO PARK DAM
BALBOA
EFFLUENT POND
LAKE KAY DAM
UHITWORTH LAKE DAM
CLEAR LAKE DAM
STEPHENS LAKE DAM
LAKE BROWN DAM
HORNE LAKE DAM
COX CREEK LAKE DAM
FISER LAKE DAM
REYNOLDS PARK LAKE
DAM
DICKEYS LAKE DAM
UALCOTT LAKE
S1BLEYS LAKE DAM
ARNOLDS LAKE DAM
THOMPSON LAKE DAM
MEADOW LAKE DAM
W H SPENCE LAKE DAM
BIG CREEK HID/SITE #
1
BIG CREEK HID/SITE
#2
BIG CREEK WID/SITE tt
3
BIG CREEK WID/SITE
#15
OZAN CREEK SITE #14

LAKE HARRIS DAM
STANLEY LAKE NO. 1
DAM
STANLEY LAKE NO. 2
DAM
C J ERWIN ESTATE
LAKE DAM
H AND P LAKE DAM
PORTER LAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR00734
AR01167
AR01168
AR01169
AR01170

AR01171
AR01206
AR0123S
AR01323

AR01324
AR01325
AR01326
AR01327
AR01328
AR01451
AR01487
AR00624
AR00626
AR00627
AR00629
AR00630
AR00631
AR00632
AR01144
AR00428

AR00429
AR00430
AR00431
AR00432
AR00433
AR00434
AR00435
AR00436

AR00437

AR00438

AR00439

AROOOOO

AR00945
AR00946

AR00947

AR00948

AR00949
AR00950
Latitude
34°27'12»
34-36-54"
34-25-58"
34"33'48''
34-32-48"

34-29-30''
34°41' 7"
34-28- 2"
34°32'18"

34-32-12''
34°32' 6"
34°32' 6"
34-32-12"
34°32'18»
34037,35,,
34°28'54»
34°26 ' 54"
34°19'31»
34°18'42"
34°16'58"
34°17' 0"
34°16'48"
34°10'37"
34-25-12"
36° 3-47"

36°10'54»
36° 2' 54"
36° 6' 18"
36° 5" 6"
35°58'48"
36° 5'48"
36° 9'40"
35°59'21"

35°58'14"

35°58' 6"

35°58' 0"

33-49' 14"

33°55 '48"
33°55'16"

33 "54 '36"

33°54' 6"

33°48' 0"
33°43'30"
Longtitude
93°13' 18"
92°55 '54"
92°57'33"
93° 0-12"
93° 0'24"

93-18-39"
92°58' 14"
92°56'23"
93° 2' 0"

93° 2' 6"
93° 1'48"
93° 1'48"
93° 1'36"
93° 2' 0"
92-53-50"
92°57 -37"
92°23 -18"
92-23-36"
92°12'48"
92°33' 5"
92°23'50"
92°16' 6"
92°37' 18"
92-28' 4"
90°32'12"

90°27' 0"
90°39'53"
90°30'30"
90°31'19"
90-38-24"
90-31 -47"
90°32'18"
90°41'14"

90°43 '24"

90°42'48"

90-40- 6"

93-41 '38"

93->41. 8"
93-43-52''

93-44 '54"

93°44'42"

93°37' 0"
93-40 '30"
Dam Type
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
EROT

ER
RE
RE
REER
EROT
RE
RE
REER
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
Hazard
Low
Low
Significant
Low
Significant

Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Significant
Significant
High

High
High
Low
High
Low
Low
Low
Low

Significant

High

Significant

Low

Lou
Low

Low

Low

Low
Low
Contact
ROY ROBERTS
N f NOONER
DIAMONDHEAD POA
EMPIRE LAND DEVELOP
BELVEDERE COUNTRY CLUB

H REYNOLDS - T L FERMAH
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE POA
U.S. VANADIUM CORP.
DOI NPS

DOI NPS
SVPOA/DOI NPS SWR HOSP
SVPOA/D01 NPS SWR HOSP
SVPOA/DOI NPS SUR HOSP
CITY OF HOT SPRINGS
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE POA
U.S. VANADIUM CORP.
KING
0 CEARLEY
SUBURBIA LAND CO.
W. & J. STEPHENS FARM, INC.
R M BROWN
ELLIS HORNE
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
RONNIE FISER
CITY OF PARAGOULD

LELAND DROPE
ARKANSAS PARKS AND TOURISM
DR. JOHN COLLIER
SPRINGLAKE SUBDIVISION
ED THOMPSON ESTATE
BUD SUHL
W H SPENCE
BIG CREEK WID

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

BIG CREEK WID

BIG CREEK WID

HEMPSTEAD COUNTY CONSERVATION
DISTRICT
OREN HARRIS
MARTIN STANLEY

MARTIN STANLEY

C. J. ERWIN ESTATE

T E HAYS AND PIKLINTON
J K PORTER
Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
F

F
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
S
P
L

P
S
P
P
P
P
P
L

S

L

L

L

P
P

P

P

P
P
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                                                   State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
County
HEHPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAD
HEMPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAO
HEMPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAO
HEHPSTEAD

HEHPSTEAD

HEMPSTEAD
HEMPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAD

HEMPSTEAD

HEHPSTEAD
HEMPSTEAD
HEMPSTEAD

HEMPSTEAD

HEMPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAD
HEHPSTEAD
HOT SPRING
HOT SPRING

HOT SPRING
HOT SPRING
HOT SPRING
HOT SPRING

HOT SPRING
HOT SPRING

HOT SPRING
HOWARD
HOWARD

HOWARD
HOWARD

HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
HOWARD
Dam Name
HAUG POND DAM
CATFISH POND DAM
WIND LAKE DAM
BRIDEWELLS LAKE DAM
SOW POND DAM
ROYSTON LAKE Z DAM
ROYSTON LAKE 1 DAM
ROCKY MOUND POUND
DAM
ROLLING HILLS POND
DAM
T A SMITH LAKE DAM
ROYSTON LAKE 3 DAM
NORTH FORK OZAN
UID/SITE #5
NORTH FORK OZAN
WID/SITE #3
DUNCAN LAKE
ZUMWALT'S DAM
HEHPSTEAD S&WCD SITE
#20
NORTH FORK OZAN
WID/SITE #7
OZAN CREEK/SITE #19
OZAN CREEK SITE # 16
OZAN CREEK SITE # 17
UNKNOWN
REMMEL(LAKE
CATHERINE)
ARNONAHE 27
CLEARWATER LAKE DAM
KINZEY LAKE DAM
FRELON JONES LAKE
DAM
CROUCHWOOD LAKE DAM
DE GRAY SADDLE DIKE
NO. 2
ROTHELL DAM
DIERKS LAKE DAM
NORTH FORK OZAN
WID/SITE #4
DAM #2, MILL POND
DAM #3, TAILINGS
POND
BRIAR PLANT DAM #1
MCCLURE LAKE DAM
DAVIS LAKE DAM
NICHOLS LAKE DAM
TRAILS END LAKE DAM
KEVER LAKE DAH
MCAOAMS LAKE DAH
BARNES LAKE DAM
GILLHAM
UPSTREAM MINE CREEK
Dam No.
AR00952
AR00953
AR00954
AR00955
AR00956
AR01085
AR01086
AR01148

AR01149

AR01150
AR01151
AR01160

AR01161

AR01474
AR01476
AR01491

AR01502

AR01503
AR01504
AR01505
AROOOOO
AR00535

AR00565
AR00566
AR00567
AR01145

AR01146
AR01205

AR01461
AR00911
AR00912

AR00913
AR00914

AR00915
AR00916
AR00917
AR00918
AR00919
AR01153
AR01154
AR01155
AR01200
AR01480
Latitude
33°42'30»
33°41 ' 12"
33-39 118"
33°37'4Z"
33°4Z'35»
33°50'36"
33°51 '24"
33°40'36"

33°40'18"

330491 5n
33°50' 6"
33°55'44"

33°59'44''

33-44 '56"
33-52-49"
33-48' 56"

33°55'30"

33°48I44"
33°49' 5"
33°48'4B"
0° 0' 0"
34°25'37"

34"21I1511
34°Z8'15"
34-Z91 5"
34-29' 0"

34°27'14»
34°15' 4"

34°18'17"
34° 7'36"
34° 0' 8"

34" 5'30"
35°45'59"

34° 4-30"
34° 0'42"
34° 0-32"
33°57'3Z"
33°50'15"
33°5Z'18"
34° 1'36"
34° 0'3o"
34°12'36''
34" 1' 6"
Longtitude
93°31 '24"
93°29'24"
93-30' 6"
93°34'12"
93°31'48"
93°36'4Z"
93°37'1Z"
93°29'48"

93°29'54"

93°37'18"
93°37' 12"
93°46 '15"

93°47'52"

93°36'15"
93°32- 5"
93°46'24"

93°44'10M

93°45'50"
93°42'17"
93°43'37"
0° 0' 0"
92°53'38"

92°42'36"
92°47'44"
9Z°48'36"
92°46' 7"

92°54'47»
93° 7'33"

93°11'27"
93°59'54"
93-491451.

93°51'30»
93°50'50"

93°50 '37"
93°50'30"
93°50'37"
93°50'33"
93°59'31"
93°56'53"
93-53'48"
93°56'30»
94"13'43"
93°50'58»
Dam Type
ER
RE
ER
ER
ER
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
CNCB

RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
ER
RE

ER
ER

RE
RE
RE
REPG
RE
RE
RE
RE
ER
RE
Hazard
Low
Low
LOW
Low
Low
Low
Low
Lou

Low

Low
Low
Low

High

Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low
Low
N
High

Significant
Low
Low
Signi f icant

Significant
Significant

Low
Low
Low

Low
Low

Low
Low
Significant
High
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
Low
Contact
U OF A EXPERIMENT STA
EGG CITY INC.
JERRY WINER
HOPE COUNTRY CLUB
U OF A EXPERIMENTAL STATION
ROYSTON
ROYSTON
CAL-MAINE FOODS, INC.

EGG CITY INC

T A SMITH
G D ROYSTON
N. FORK OZAN CREEK WID

N. FORK OZAN CREEK WID

TOM DUNCAN
COY ZUMWALT
HEMPSTEAD CO. S&W CON. DIST

N. FORK OZAN CREEK WID

HEMPSTEAD CO. S&W CON. DIST
HEMPSTEAD CO. S&W CON. DIST
HEMPSTEAD CO. S&W CON. OIST
DRESSER IND. MACOBAR
ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT

R PHILLIPS
BAROID-NATIONAL LEAD IND.
JAHES KINSEY
FRELON JONES

BILL CROUCH
DAEN LMK

ROTHELL
WEYERHAUSER CO.
N. FORK OZAN CREEK WID

BRIAR GYPSUM INC.
BRIAR GYPSUM INC.

BRIAR GYPSUM INC.
w E MCCLURE
NOEL DAVIS JR
CITY OF NASHVILLE
G.J.W. INVESTMENTS
E E KEEVER
JAMES McADAMS
FRANK BARNES
DAEN SWL
CITY OF NASHVILLE
Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
S
P
P
P

P

P
P
L

L

P
P
L

L

L
L
L
P
U

P
P
P
P

P
F

P
P
L

P
P

P
P
P
L
P
P
P
P
F
L
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                                                   State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
County

INDEPENDENCE

INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE

INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE

INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE
IZARD
IZARD
IZARD
I2ARD
IZARD
IZARD
IZARD

JACKSON
JACKSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON
Dam Name
RES. DAM
U.S. MAG. CORP. LAKE
DAM
LEE BRITTEN LAKE DAM
STAFFORD LAKE DAM
VAUGHN WILSON LAKE
DAM
MUD CREEK SITE #1
MORRIS STUART LAKE
DAM
R L KNIES LAKE DAM
GOFORTH LAKE DAM
LAKE KIMBERLY DAM
LOCK AND DAM NO. 1
LOCK AND DAM NO. 2
LOCK AND DAM NO. 3
CRUTCHFIELD LAKE DAM
DIAMOND LAKE DAM
PIONEER LAKE DAM
CEDAR GLADE LAKE DAM
WHITE OAK LAKE DAM
CROWN LAKE DAM
SPIRITUAL
DEVELOPMENT LAKE DAM
DR JACKSONS LAKE DAM
MASONS RESERVOIR DAM
LOCK AND DAM NO 5
LOCK AND DAM NO 4
LOCK AND DAM NO 3
HARD IN LAKE DAM
HARD IN LAKE DAM NO 2
ARSENAL LAKE DAM
TULLEY LAKE DAM
JONES LAKE DAM
LAKE PINE BLUFF DAM
LAKE LEE DAM
CAMP TA-LO-HA LAKE
DAM
ROBINSON LAKE DAM
OAKLEY LAKE DAM
NEELY LAKE DAM
MIDLAND LAKE DAM
SUBURBIA LAKE DAM
TALIAFERRO LAKE DAM
MARKS LAKE DAM
RUST FOUNDATION LAKE
NO 1 DAM
RUST FOUNDATION LAKE
NO 2 DAM
OAKLEY LAKE NO 2 DAM
PHILLIPS LAKE DAM
CLR WATER HOLDING
POND DIKE #1
CLR WATER HOLDING
Dam No.

AR00362

AR00363
AR00364
AR00366

AR00367
AR00368

AR00369
AR01118
AR01119
AR01319
AR01320
AR01321
AR00227
AR00228
AR00229
AR00230
AR00231
AR00232
AR01113

AR00487
AR00488
AR00166
AR00167
AR00168
AR00802
AR00803
AROOB04
AR00805
AR00806
AR00807
AR00808
AR00809

AR00812
AR00813
AR00814
AR00815
AR00816
AR00817
AR00818
AR00819

AR00820

AR01308
AR01309
AR01316

AR01317
Latitude

35°54'12"

35°50' 0"
35°46' 12"
35°47'37"

35°42'24"
35°38'47"

35°52'25"
35°51'31"
3S°52'24''
35'45'24"
35°44'40"
35°50'36"
36" 5 '30"
36°12'44"
36°13'57"
36012'32"
36°12'32"
36°11'45"
36°15'12"

35°28'12"
35°27'24"
34°24'42»
34°14'54"
34° 9'44"
34-27' 18"
34°27'36"
34°22'18"
34°19'S4»
34"16'48»
34°14' 0"
34°17'47"
34°11 '54"

34M11 0"
34"10'24"
34°10'18»
34°10'18"
34° 9' 12"
34° 6'44"
34° 6' 2"
34° 4 "30"

34° 4" 18"

34°10'24"
34-11 '42''
34°25'18»

34"24'51"
Longtitude

91°40'30"

91"32'10"
91°24'18"
91°47' 12"

91°27'30"
91-40 '50"

91°31 '39»
91°32'42"
91°30'36"
91°38'12»
91°45 '57"
91-51' 0"
91°46'46"
91 °42 '47"
91 °46 '46"
91°46'12"
91 "45 '29"
91 "44 '32"
91°52'42"

91°33'12"
91°27'12"
92° 6' 12"
91 °54 '12"
91-40 '48"
92° 7' 12"
92° 6'42"
92° 5 '42"
92° 5' 18"
92° 1'30"
92° 0' 0"
92° 2 '14"
92° 8' 24"

92-11-24"
92° 5 '12"
92° 3 '30"
92° 1'31"
92° 5 '30"
91-58' 18"
91°52'46"
91°59'43"

91°59'42"

92° 5 '12"
91°58'47"
92° 7' 12"

92° 7'39"
Dam Type

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
OT
OT
OT
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
PG
PG
PG
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
Hazard

Low

Significant
Low
Significant

Significant
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
Low
Significant
Low
Significant
Low

Low
Low
Lou
LOW
LOW
Significant
Low
Low
Lou
Low
Low
Low
Lou

Low
Low
Low
Significant
Significant
Low
Low
Significant

Low

Low
Low
Low

LOW
Contact

U. S. MAG CORP.

MRS LEE BRITTEN
PASCOE J. STAFFORD ESTATE
VAUGHN WILSON

MUD CREEK UID
HENRY WILLIAMS

ROBERT L KNIES
BILL GOFORTH
ROBERT L. KNIES
CITY OF BATESV1LLE
ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT CO.
ARKANSAS COLLEGE
L. C. CRUTCHFIELD
HORSESHOE BEND MRID
HORSESHOE BEND MRID
HILLHIGH MOTEL
HORSESHOE BEND MRID
HORSESHOE BEND MRID
ASSOC SPIRITUAL DEVELOP

OR JACKSON
K F MASON
DAEN SUL
DAEN SUL
DAEN SWL
M A HARDIN JR
M A HARDIN JR
DOD USA
DOD USA
W D JONES ESTATE
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
A LEE
K I WAN IS CLUB

T A ROBINSON
GEORGE OAKLEY
T E NEELY
MIDLAND CORP.
MRS R W FORD
DR JOHN TALIAFERRO
BILL MARKS
JOHN RUST FOUNDATION

JOHN RUST FOUNDATION

GEORGE OAKLEY
W W PHILLIPS
ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT CO.

ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT CO.
Owner
Type

P

P
P
P

L
P

P
P
P
L
U
P
P
L
L
P
L
L
P

P
P
F
F
F
P
P
F
F
P
S
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P

P
P
U

U
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                                                   State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
County

JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON
JOHNSON

LAFAYETTE

LAFAYETTE

LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE

LAFAYETTE

LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE
LAURENCE

LAURENCE

LAURENCE

LAWRENCE

LAURENCE

LAURENCE

LAURENCE

LAWRENCE

LAURENCE

LAURENCE

LAURENCE

LAWRENCE

LAWRENCE

LAWRENCE

Dam Name
POND DIKE #2
SURGE POND - DIKE #3
RED FIELD CITY LAKE
DAM
CITY OF REDFIELD DAM
HORSEHEAD LAKE DAM
LUDUIG LAKE DAM
HOLLOUAY POND DAM
HARRIS POND DAM
LAKE OZONE DAM
AG&F DARDANELLE
NURSERY POND
BUEHLER-HERNDON LAKE
NO 2 DAM
BUEHLER-NERNDON LAKE
NO. 1 DAM
HER I WET HER POND DAM
LAKE JUNE DAM
CARGILL POND DAM
STRANGE LAKE DAM
LAKE JEU JON LOWER
DAM
LAKE JEW JON UPPER
DAM
PERCY COBB DAM
MOORE LAKE DAM
COOPER CREEK
HID/SITE #1
COOPER CREEK
HID/SITE #2
COOPER CREEK
UID/SITE #3
COOPER CREEK
UID/SITE Hit
COOPER CREEK
UID/SITE #5
COOPER CREEK
UID/SITE #6
FLAT CREEK UID/SITE
#1
FLAT CREEK UID/SITE
#2
FLAT CREEK UID/SITE
#3
FLAT CREEK WID/SITE
#4
FLAT CREEK WID/SITE
#5
FLAT CREEK UID/SITE
#6
BLACK ROCK LIME
COMPANY DAM
CARL PHILLIPS LAKE
DAM
Dam No.

AR01318
AR01444

AR01473
AR00441
AR00442
AR00443
AR00444
AR00561
AR01417

AR00861

AR00862

AR00863
AR00865
AR00866
AR00867
AR00869

AR00870

AR00872
AR01260
AR00370

AR00371

AR00372

AR00373

AR00374

AR00375

AR00376

AR00377

AR00378

AR00379

AR00380

AR00381

AR00382

AR00383

Latitude

34°24 '24"
34°27'40"

34°27'50"
35°33 '28"
35°32' 0"
35°32' 6"
35035, 6,,
35°38'52"
35°20'37"

33°24M8"

33023'52"

33°23'24"
33°21- 7"
33°20'18"
33°19'56"
33° 9'24»

33" 9' 12"

33° 3' 0"
33=22.48"
36° 5 '59"

36° 7'54"

36° 7' 12"

36° 5' 4"

36° 3' 18"

36° 2 '14"

36° 6 '36"

36° 5' 6"

36" 3'49"

36° 3' 18"

36° 2'32"

36° 1'38"

36° 9' 0"

36°10'54"

Longtitude

92° 8' 6"
92°10'54"

92°10'56"
93°38' 2"
93°27'21"
93°24'14"
93"22'42"
93° 25 -36"
93°21 '20"

93"35 '48"

93°35'48"

93°33' 48"
93°29'42"
93-37-42"
93-29 12311
93°42'12"

93°42'12»

93"31131"
93°38'24»
91°18'51"

9ri7'46"

91°17'12"

91°17'46"

91°17'42"

91°17'13"

9ri3'24"

9ri3'27"

91° 8'17"

91° 9'13"

91°10' 6"

91°11' 1"

91° 7'36"

91°15'24"

Dam Type

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

ER

RE
ER
REER
RE
RE

RE

ERRE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

Hazard

Low
Low

LOW
High
Significant
Low
Significant
Low
Low

Low

Low

LOW
Low
Low
Low
Lou

Low

Significant
Low
Low

Low

Low

High

Lou

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Contact

ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT CO.
CITY OF REDFIELD

CITY OF REDFIELD
AR GAME & FISH /U.S. FORREST
CLARKSVILLE LIGHT & WATER
U.OF A. EXPERIMENT STATION
BRUCE HARRIS
C W MELSON
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

JD BUEHLER VR HERNDON JR

JD BUEHLER & VR HERNDON JR

WAYNE NORTON
CITY OF STAMPS
J E CARGILL JR
DR STRANGE
J T STEWART JR

J T STEUART

INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
HENRY MOORE III
COOPER CREEK HID

COOPER CREEK WID

COOPER CREEK WID

COOPER CREEK WID

COOPER CREEK WID

COOPER CREEK UID

FLAT CREEK UID

FLAT CREEK WID

ARKANSAS GAME 8 FISH COMM.

FLAT CREEK UID

FLAT CREEK WID

FLAT CREEK UID

SLOAN RAINWATER

CARL PHILLIPS

Owner
Type

U
L

L
S
L
P
P
P
S

P

P

P
P
P
P
P

P

P
P
L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

S

L

L

L

P

P

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County
LAURENCE
LAURENCE
LAURENCE

LEE
LEE
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LINCOLN

LINCOLN

LINCOLN
LINCOLN
LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER
LITTLE RIVER
LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER
LITTLE RIVER
LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER
LITTLE RIVER
LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER

LITTLE RIVER
LOGAN

LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN

LOGAN

LOGAN

LOGAN

Dam Name
JOSEPH LAKE DAM
MCDONALD LAKE DAM
UPPER TRI -COUNTY
WID/SITE #15
CRYSTAL LAKE DAM
BEAR CREEK LAKE DAM
STEED LAKE DAM
GLOVER LAKE DAM
MCGRAU POND DAM
MATTHEWS LAKE DAM
FARMER'S LAKE DAM
CLOWERS LAKE DAM
PATOCCA LOUER LAKE
DAM
PATOCCA UPPER LAKE
DAM
CAPPS LAKE DAM
AG&FC/CANE CREEK
HANEY CREEK WID/SITE
#1
MILLWOOD DAM
HARRIS LAKE DAM
HANEY CREEK WID/SITE
#2
PYRON LAKE DAM
SIVLEY LAKE DAM
M. C. JONES LAKE NO.
1 DAM
DUNBAR LAKE DAM
PULLEN LAKE DAM
MILLUOOD COUNTRY
CLUB LAKE DAM
SW ARK U D HOLDING
BASIN DAM
NACOOSA PAPER
RETENTION POND LEVEE
M C JONES LAKE NO 2
DAM
HAUKINS LAKE DAM
SIXMILE CREEK
U ID/SITE #08
SUBIACO DAM (UPPER)
SUB I AGO DAM (LOWER)
HEWITT LAKE DAM
WATSON LAKE DAM
PARIS DAM
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #02
SIXM1LE CREEK
WID/SITE #03
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #04
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #06
Dam No.
AR00384
AR00385
AROU82

AR00968
AR00969
AR00768
AR00769
AR00771
AR00773
AR00774
AR00776
AR01293

AR01294

AR01295
AR01460
AROOOOO

AR00536
AR00577
AR00579

AR01090
AR01091
AR01092

AR01093
AR01094
AR01187

AR01188

AR01189

AR01190

AR01438
AR00875

AR00876
AR00877
AR00878
AR00879
AR00880
AR00881

AR00882

AR00883

AR00884

State c
Latitude
36" 8' 0"
36° 5'42"
35°54'41"

34045'42"
34'42'30"
33°57'12"
33°53' 0"
33°49'30»
33-49- 6"
33°51'36"
34° 4 '29"
33°54'48"

33-54-42"

33°57'12"
33°56' 0"
0" 0' 0"

33°41 '42"
33°38' 0"
33°38' 6"

33043'54»
33°40'45"
33°40' 19"

33-40' 16"
33°39'37"
33°42'48"

33°38'36"

33°37'12"

33°40' 16"

33°37'5411
35°18'11"

35-16-54"
35°17' 0"
35«17'24"
35-16'16"
35°16'30»
35°15'54"

35°15'42"

35°14'48"

35-12-42"

)f Arkansas
Longtitude
91° 9'42"
91"11 '42"
91°20'38"

90-43' 44"
90-42- 0"
91°51'30"
91 "54' 12"
91 "45 ' 26"
91-44 '24"
91°40'12"
91°50'38"
91 "52 '24"

91°52'36"

91°56'44"
91-46' 8"
0° 0' 0"

93-57-38"
94° 5'18"
94° 8 '27"

94-24 '12"
94°17' 3"
94»24 '53"

94°23 -23"
94-16' 16"
94° 0'30"

94° 5'52"

94° 5 '54"

94 °24 '58"

94°27' 6"
93-54 '30"

93°38'36"
93°38'17"
93-53' 0"
93-53 '24"
93°43'36"
93°49'54"

93°52'54»

93°53' 30"

93°52'30"

nventon
Dam Typi
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

REER
REER
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

I of Dams
; Hazard
Significant
Low
Low

Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low

Significant
Low
N

High
Low
Low

Low
Significant
Low

Low
Low
Low

Significant

Significant

Low

Low
Significant

High
High
Significant
Low
High
High

Significant

Low

Significant

Contact
DR RALPH JOSEPH
DR RALPH MCDONALD
UPPER TRI -COUNTY WID

JOHN JACKS
USDA FS
STEED ESTATE
J. D. GLOVER ESTATE
B F McGRAU
MATTHEWS ESTATE
F FARMER
C H CLOWERS ESTATE
JOE PATOCCA

JOE PATOCCA

JIMMY CAPPS
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
HANEY CREEK WID

DAEN SWL
LACEY HARRIS
HANEY CREEK WID

PYRON BUTANE CO
W F SILVEY
M C JONES

K A DUNBAR
CHARLES PULLEN
LITTLE RIV COUNTRY DEVEL

SW ARK WATER DISTRICT

NACOOSA PAPER CO

M C JONES

HAWKINS BROS. FARM
LOGAN COUNTY CONSV DIST

SUBIACO ACADEMY
SUBIACO ACADEMY
W 0 HEWITT
J T WATSON
CITY OF PARIS ARKANSAS
SIXMILE CREEK WID

SIXMILE CREEK WID

LOGAN COUNTY CONSV DIST

SIXMILE CREEK WID

Owner
Type
P
p
L

P
F
P







P

P
S
L

F
P
L

P
P
P

P
P
P

P

P

P

P
P

P
P
P
P
P
L

P

P

P

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County
LOGAN

LOGAN
LOGAN

LOGAN

LOGAN

LOGAN

LOGAN

LOGAN

LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN
LOGAN

LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE

LONOKE
LONOKE

LONOKE

LONOKE
LONOKE

LONOKE

LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
LONOKE
MADISON
MADISON

Dam Name
SIXHILE CREEK
WID/SITE #05
COVE LAKE DAH
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #11
SIXMILE CREEK
MID/SITE #12
SIXMILE CREEK
WID/SITE #10
SIXMILE CREEK
UID/SITE #09
SIXMILE CREEK
WIO/SITE #07
BOONEVILLE RESERVOIR
DAM
AUXILIARY DAM NO. 2
AUXILIARY DAM NO. 1
TRITT LAKE DAM
HOPE LAKE DAM
BOY SCOUTS LAKE DAH
UPPER PETIT JEAN
WID/SITE #9
UNKNOWN
PARKER LAKE DAM
PETERSON LAKE DAM
THOMPSON LAKE DAM
CATFISH LAKE DAM
MOUND LAKE DAM
YOUNG'S RESERVOIR
NO. 1 DAM
COOPER LAKE DAM
INDIANHEAD
LAKE -SOUTH DAM
ARNONAME 4/
DOUGHERTY'S DAM
LAKE LEMAY DAM
MCCALLIE-SOUTH LAKE
DAM
MCCALLIE-NORTH LAKE
DAM
SNIDER S. POND DAM
KELLER LAKE DAM
TATON LAKE DAM
DAVIS LAKE DAM
MINTON'S LAKE DAM
RICHMOND POND DAM
BIG POND DAM
LITTLE POND DAM
RICK LAKE DAM
OMNI LAKE DAM
OMNI LAKE NO. 2 DAM
HINDSVILLE LAKE DAM
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
DAM
Dam No.
AR00885

AR00886
AROOB87

AR00888

AR00889

AR00890

AR00892

AR00893

AR00894
AR00895
AR01197
AR01198
AR01199
AR01322

AROOOOO
AR00052
AR00056
AR00057
AR00096
AR00115
AR00175

AR00176
AR00177

AR00178

AR00179
AR00182

AR00183

AR00189
AR01301
AR01302
AR01303
AR01304
AR01305
AR01306
AR01307
AR01313
AR01314
AR01315
AR00241
AR00532

State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
35°13'48"

35°13'54"
35°13'30»

35"13'42"

35°12'42»

35°11'42"

35°12'24"

35° 9'54"

35° 5 -27"
35° 5 '45"
35°23'48"
35°13'36"
35° 3' 8"
35° 8'22"

0° 0' 0"
34°41'1211
34°37'39"
35° 2 '36"
35° 2'24"
34°38'30"
34°53'36"

34°59'42"
35° 2-42"

35° 2 '36"

34°56'18''
34°52'36»

34°52'55"

34°48'48"
34°48'48"
35°58'54"
34°58'54"
34°58'42"
34057,59,,
34°54'48"
34°54'48"
35° 2-30"
35° 1'30"
35° 1'30"
36° 9-24"
36° 5' 12"

93°54'48"

93°37'48"
93°59' 6"

94° 0'36"

93°57'36"

93°57M8"

93°55'12"

93°55' 6"

93"55' 6"
93°54'55"
93°29' 6"
93°43'36"
93°59'42"
94° 3'30"

0° 0' 0"
9r43'36"
91°40' 4"
92° 2-14"
92° 3' 6"
92° 4'54"
91 "44 "24"

92° 2'55"
92° 7' 6"

92° 6'55"

91°56'30»
91 -44 '49"

91 -44 '54"

91°46'12"
92° 2 '54"
92" 2' 12"
91"53 -19"
91 "55 148"
91°57'54»
91°43'54"
91°43'48"
92° 1' 0"
92° 1'54"
92° 2 '36"
93°54'30"
93°42'13"

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

VA

RE
REER
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
PGCN

Low

Low
Significant

Significant

Significant

Significant

Significant

Low

High
High
Low
Significant
Low
High

N
Low
Low
Significant
Significant
Low
Low

Significant
Significant

Significant

Significant
Low

Low

Low
Low
Significant
Significant
Significant
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
LOW
LOW
Low

Contact
LOGAN COUNTY CONSV DIST

USDA FS
LOGAN COUNTY CONSV DIST

LOGAN COUNTY CONSV DIST

LOGAN COUNTY CONSV DIST

SIXMILE CREEK WID

LOGAN COUNTY CONSV DIST

CITY OF BOONEVILLE

ARKANSAS CHILDREN'S COLONY
ARKANSAS CHILDREN'S COLONY
DARRELL TRITT
B BARBOUR
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
CITY OF BOONEVILLE

C. H. TRIPLETT
OTIS PARKER
P 0 PETERSON
JOHN THOMPSON
VERNON THOMPSON
ARK STATE PARKS
YOUNG FARMS, INC.

TOMMY RAY
HARRY DAUGHTRY

HARRY DAUGHTRY

ALFRED LEMAY
W. T. McCALLIE

W. T. McCALLIE

E. J. SNIDER
HUGH KELLER
D TATON
T D DAVIS
LEON MINTON
BUDD RICHMOND
JAMES BURLESON
JAMES BURLESON
DAVID RICK
OMNI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
OMNI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COHH.
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE

Owner
Type
P

F
P

P

P

P

P

L

S
S
P
P
P
L

P
P
P
P
P
S
P

P
P

P

P
P

P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
S
L

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County
MADISON
MADISON
MARION
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER

MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER

MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER

MILLER

MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MILLER
MONROE
MONROE
MONROE
MONROE
MONROE
MONROE

MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY

NEVADA
Dam Name
TALLENT'S DAM
SUIFT-ECKRICH
GEORGE CREEK DAM
WILLIAMS LAKE DAM
ROBINSON LAKE DAM
COX LAKE DAM
BUFORD LAKE DAM
UPPER MOORE LAKE DAM
SMITH LAKE DAM
UOOTEN LAKE DAM
COUNTRY CLUB LAKE
DAM
COCA COLA LAKE DAM
PARADISE LAKE DAM
DAVIS LAKE DAM
CRABTREE LAKE DAM
WESTMORELAND LAKE
DAM
EASOH LAKE DAM
ARKLA LAKE DAM
HENSLEY LAKE DAM
GILL LAKE DAM
MITCHELL LAKE DAM
OLD BITTY LAKE DAM
BOYCE LAKE DAM
DAVIS LAKE DAM NO 2
ROBINSON ESTATE
LOWER LAKE DAM
ROBINSON ESTATE
UPPER LAKE DAM
R JONES LAKE DAM
ALEX SMITH LAKE DAM
LONG SLOUGH DAM
STATE LINE LAKE DAM
WATER BAYOU DAM
MCCOLLUM LAKE DAM
MIDWAY LAKE DAM
CRUTHIS LAKE DAM
CARNES LAKE DAM
LAKE GREENLEE
RESERVOIR DAM
ARNONAME 186 (OZARK
INTERESTS)
AG&FC/OUACHITA
NURSERY POND
HAT FIELD LAKE DAM
OWENS LAKE DAM
TIGUE LAKE DAM
MILCHEM LAKE DAM
MONTGOMERY CO. S&WCD
SITE #3
MT. IDA WATER SUPPLY
DAM
BEE BEE LAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR01488
AR01501
AR01462
AR00737
AR00738
AR00739
AR00740
AR00742
AR00743
AR00744
AR00745

AR00746
AR00747
AR00748
AR00749
AR00750

AR00751
AR00752
AR00753
AR00841
AR01244
AR01245
AR01246
AR01247
AR01248

AR01249

AR01250
AR01251
AR01252
AR01253
AR00542
AR00975
AR00976
AR00977
AR00978
AR01287

AR00896

AR00897

AR00898
AR00899
AR01162
AR01439
AR01469

AR01489

AR00607
Latitude
36° 0'25"
36" 4-34"
36°17'56»
33»29'30"
33=29,301.
33°29'30"
33°29' 0"
33°Z7' 0"
33°26'24"
33°25'24"
33°24'12"

33°24' 0"
33-21' 0"
33"19'36"
33° 14 '48"
33" 7' 6"

33" 2-42"
33° 1'30"
33°20'30»
33°26'36"
33-28-42"
33°24'30»
33"23'30"
33°19'48"
33-18' 5"

33-18-11"

33° 4' 18"
33°14'12"
33°H'48»
33°29'18"
34°23' 18"
34-37-24"
34°38' 0"
34-37- 0"
34°34'10"
34°52' 0"

34°37' 18"

34°35- 6"

34«34'44"
34°22' 3"
34-22 '22"
34°22'50"
34°32'35"

34°33' 8"

33-45 '24"
Longtltude
93 °33' 44"
93=43, 2"
92-46 '13"
93-59' 18"
93=591 g"
93°57' 6"
93-57, 24"
93-56' 6"
93°59'21"
93°57'20"
94° 1'25"

93°55'36»
93=591 0,i
93°58'48"
93°57'36"
93°55' 6"

93053'30''
93°58'24"
93°46 '58"
93-55 '36"
94° 2'12"
93°56'27»
93«55 -48"
93=59, o»
93=59, 9,1

93°59'32"

93°54'48"
94° 0'30"
94° 0'3&"
94° 2'30»
91" 6'43"
91 °25 '48"
91°21'18"
91-21 '30"
91-21- 6"
91° 9'48"

93°47'24"

93-28' 0"

93°54'13"
93-34' 9"
93=35, 2»
93=47142"
93°47'48"

93°42' 10"

93°25' 6"
Dam Type
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
ER
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
Hazard
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Lou
Significant
Lou
Low
Lou
High

Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

LOW

Low
Low
Low
Low
LOW
LOW
LOW
Low
Low
Low

High

Low

Significant
Low
Significant
Low
Low

Low

Low
Contact
L. DEE TALLENT
SWIFT-ECKRICH, INC.
SHANE INC.
HENRY GOLD
RUTH ROBINSON
A P COX
J H BUFORD
OLIVIA MOORE
ARCH SMITH ESTATE
TOM WOOTEN
TEXARKANA COUNTRY CLUB

DR. R WALLING
DR. WILLIAM E BANN III
DAVIS LAKE ESTATES
JULIUS GRABTREE
SHERMAN WESTMORELAND

J C EASON
ARK- LA GAS CO.
GEORGE W HENSLEY
GAIL GILL
C E MITCHELL
TOM BROWN
CARGILE ESTATE
CLARENCE DAVIS
CURTIS ROBINSON ESTATE

CURTIS ROBINSON ESTATE

ROBERT JONES
MILLER COUNTY
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
HAYWOOD-HEYGOOD- JONES
DOI FWS
R MCCOLLUM
ROCROE FARMS
C CRUTHIS
GROVER CARNES ESTATE
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

OZARK INTERESTS, INC, CW MADDOX

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

0 W HATFIELD
EUGENE OWENS
FRED TIGUE
MILCHEM INCORPORATED
MONTGOMERY CO. S8WCD

CITY OF MT. IDA

B B SMITH
Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
p

P

P
P
s
p
F
P
P
P
P
S

P

S

p
p
p
p
L

L

P
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County
NEVADA
NEVADA
NEVADA
NEVADA
NEVADA
NEVADA

NEVADA

NEVADA
NEVADA
NEVADA

NEWTON
NEWTON
NEWTON
NEWTON

NEWTON
NEWTON

OUACHITA
OUACHITA

OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA

OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACH I TA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
OUACHITA
PERRY

PERRY
PERRY
PERRY
PERRY
PERRY
PERRY
PERRY

PERRY
Dam Name
HALE LAKE DAM
HEATHLAKE DAM
LAKE BRADSHAW DAM
HARLER 3 LAKE DAM
RUSSTON LAKE DAM
BARHAH LAKE NO. 1
DAM
BARHAH LAKE NO. Z
DAM
ARNONAHE 68/ A.F.C.
WILSON LAKE DAM
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
CO.
WEATHERBY LAKE DAM
FOWLER LAKE DAM
EDWARDS LAKE DAM
MILL CREEK HOLLOW
DAM
LAKE SYCAMORE DAM
LOWER HURRICANE LAKE
DAM
LOWER WHITE OAK DAM
WHITE OAK LAKE UPPER
DAM
BEAVER [S LAKE DAM
PACE LAKE DAM
GARNER LAKE NO. 1
DAM
SAXON LAKE DAM
BRAGG LAKE DAM
KENNEDY POND DAM
BIGGER'S DAM
HARVEY POND DAM
BERG LAKE DAM
GREENINGS LAKE DAM
DARBY LAKE DAM
SENRAC DAM
BRIGHAM LAKE DAM
LAKE LANDERS DAM
GRAYSONS DAM
HASSICS
GRAYSONS DAM
DAVIS LAKE DAM
SOUTH FOURCHE LAFAVE
SITE #2
CLEAR WATER LAKE DAM
WILLENBURG LAKE DAM
WOMACK LAKE DAM
JONES LAKE DAM NO. 1
JONES LAKE DAM NO 2
ARNONAME 194
OUACHITA CREEK
WATERSHED SITE 2 DAM
OUACHITA CREEK
Dam No.
AR00608
AR00610
AR00612
AR00616
AR00618
AR00619

AR00620

AR00623
AR01159
AROK37

AR00206
AR00207
AR01106
AR01107

AR01108
AR01109

AR00633
AR0063A

AR00635
AR00637
AR00642

AR00644
AR00645
AR00647
AR00648
AR00649
AR00650
AR00653
AR00655
AR00656
AR00661
AR00662
AR00664
AR0066S
AR00666
AR00669
AROOOOO

AR00821
AR00822
AR00823
AR00825
AR00826
AR00828
AR00829

AR00830
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
33"49 '54"
33-47-24"
33°28'24"
33°28'Z4"
33°33'54"
33°37'54"

33°38' 6"

33-41 '49"
33-29-27"
33-40- 5"

36° 1'48"
35°57'12»
36° 6'54"
36° 4'30"

35055'38"
35°54'18"

33°42' 6"
33"40 ' 0"

33°43 '12"
33°32'48"
33°45' 0"

33-40 '30"
33-39' 0"
33°36'20"
33°36' 11"
33°35 '48"
33-35' 9"
33-33 '24"
33°32' 12"
33-32' 0"
33°29 '24"
33°29 '18"
33°24 '54"
33"24 '48"
33-24 '54"
33°24'18"
34°50'32»

35° 2'24''
35° 1'55"
35° 2 '30"
35° 5-31"
35° 5-24"
35° 4' 6"
35° 3-20"

35° 2 '24"
93°24'48'-
93-20' 6"
93°13'30"
93-23-36"
93°16'39"
93°13'48"

93°13'36"

93° 10 '24"
93-24-24"
93° 8-41"

93°14 '30"
93 =24' 54"
93-12-24"
93° 8-12"

92°57'48"
92-57-53''

93° 5-48"
93° 5' 12"

93° 1'36"
93° 3 '35"
92°40'12"

92°57'18"
92°58' 5"
92°53'30"
92°53'37"
92=55, 6,,
92-52' 4"
92-57-30"
92-53-45"
92°48'36"
93° 5-12"
92-58-42"
93° 4- 6"
93° 5' 6"
93° 4- 6"
93- 2-30"
93° 6-48"

92°57I481'
92-54 ' 40"
92-51-15"
93°33'36"
92°33'36"
92=34, o»
92=33-54"

92-34 '12"
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
REER
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
LOW
low
LOW
Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low

High
Significant

Low
Low
Low

LOW
Low
High
High
Low
High
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Significant
Low
N

Low
LOW
Significant
Low
Low
Significant
Low

Low
Contact
G HALE
J HEATH
G N BRADSNAW
S M MARLAR
FRANK V. BAILEY, D. HUE, A. DUKE
D W BARHAM

LAMAR BARHAM

ARK FORESTRY COMMISSION
RALPH WILSON
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.

F L WEATHERBY
BILL FOWLER
WADE AND LOVETTA EDWARDS
JOE NANCE-HILLARY JONES

JESS ODOM ENTERPRISES
JESS ODAM ENTERPRISES

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

ELLIS BEAVER
ED PACE
CHAS GARNER

DUNCAN GRAYSON
OUACHITA COUNTY (FAILED 1975)
DARWIN KENNEDY
B. J. BIGGERS
DOYLE HARVEY
MIKE M. BERG
D B GREENING
DALE DARBY
BERG ESTATE
H C BRIGHAM
FRANK LANDERS
DUNCAN GRAYSON
JESSIE HASSIC
H D GRAYSON ESTATES
JOHN M DAVIS
FOURCHE LA FAVE WID

BOB FOWLER
LEE WILLENBURG
LINDA THOMAS
H C JONES
H C JONES
OUACHITA CREEK WID
OUACHITA CR WATERSHED ID

OUACHITA CR WATERSHED ID
Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
P
P

P

S
P
P

P
P
P
P

P
P

S
S

P
P
P

P
S
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
L

P
P
P
P
P
L
P

P
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                                                    State  of Arkansas  Inventory of Dams
County

PERRY
PERRY
PERRY

PERRY
PERRY
PERRY
PERRY
PERRY

PERRY
PERRY
PERRY

PERRY

PERRY

PERRY

PERRY
PERRY

PERRY

PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS

PIKE
PIKE
PIKE
PIKE

PIKE

PIKE
PIKE
PIKE

POINSETT

POINSETT
POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT
POINSETT

POINSETT
Dam Name
WATERSHED SITE 1 DAM
BIG FISH POND DAH
HARRIS BRAKE DAM
DELTIC FARMS LAKE
DAM
GLENN LAKE DAM
VAN DALSEN LAKE DAM
LAKE CAMPBELL DAM
LAKE SYLVIA DAM
HARRIS BRAKE
AUXIURY DAM
DARBYS POND DAM
FRANCIS LAKE DAM
SOUTH FOURCHE LAFAVE
SITE #1
SOUTH FOURCHE LAFAVE
SITE #6
SOUTH FOURCHE LAFAVE
SITE #7
SOUTH FOURCHE LAFAVE
SITE #4
CROWNS LAKE
SOUTH FOURCHE LAFAVE
SITE #8
SOUTH FOURCHE LAFAVE
SITE #3
JAKEY'S LAKE DAM
STORM CREEK LAKE DAM
HERITAGE HILL POND
DAM
NARROWS DAM
MILL POND DAM
UOMACK LAKE DAM
NORTH FORK OZAN
WID/SITE #2
NORTH FORK OZAN
WID/SITE #1
TEETER LAKE DAM
TEETER LAKE 2 DAM
LAKE GREESON NURSERY
POND DAM
LONNIE JAYNES LAKE
DAM
JOHN KOCHER LAKE DAM
LAKE POINSETT LAKE
DAM
PAUL SENTENY LAKE
DAM
WAYNE CARTER LAKE
DAM
LAKE HOGUE DAM
POINSETT WID/SITE #
1
POINSETT WID/SITE #
Dam No.

AR00831
AR00833
AR00834

AR00835
AR00838
AR00839
AR00840
AR01191

AR01192
AR01193
AR01194

AR01195

AR01196

AR01415

AROU4S
AROH70

AR01510

AR00970
AR00971
AR00972

AR00154
AR00921
AR00922
AR00923

AR0092A

AR00925
AR00926
AR01152

AR00475

AR00476
AR00477

AR00478

AR00479

AR01276
AR01277

AR01278
Latitude

34°58'29"
34°59I12»
34°53' 18"

34°55'24"
3405912911
34°56I27»
34°52'18"
34°59'18"

34°58'36"
34°58'42"
34-52' 7"

34-5514311

35° 0'35»

34°54 '58"

34°56'25"
34°56' 2"

34°50'59"

34°37'36"
34°35'48"
34-30 '55"

34" 8'54"
34-17' 5"
34° 6'36"
34° 0'30"

34° 0-56"

34° 0'54»
34° 0'54"
34°10'24»

35°38' 6"

35°33 '29"
35-31 '24"

35°33 -14"

35°32'37»

35034,421,
35°28'15"

35°29'23"
Longtitude

92"57'30"
92°46'30"
92°46'12"

92°48'12"
92°44'20"
92°34'23"
92049115,1
92045,47,,

93049, 6,,
92°38'54"
93011'18"

92"57'48»

92-49' 18"

93° 3'51»

92 °59 '26"
92°53 '46"

93° 5 '58"

90°39'54»
90-36 '40"
90°37'29"

93°42'54"
93°30'23"
93°37'30"
93"47'11"

93046'16''

93°45'30"
93°45' 6"
93039154,1

90-39' 10"

90°47'36"
90-40 '32"

90°41'36"

90°42'59"

90-58' 0"
90°41'10"

90°41' 5"
Dam Type

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
VA
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

PG
ER
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
Hazard

Low
Significant
High

Significant
Low
Low
Low
High

Low
Low
Low

Low

High

Low

Low
Low

Low

Low
Significant
Low

High
Low
Significant
Significant

Low

Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low

Significant

Significant

Low
Significant

Significant
Contact

M E MCCONNELL
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
DELTtC FARM-TIMBER CO.

MRS. GLENN HENRY
PAUL VAN DALSEN
MR. DON THOMPSON
USDA FS
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

HEIFER PROJECT INTERNATL
MANON FRANCIS
FOURCHE LA FAVE WID

FOURCHE LA FAVE WID

CITY OF PERRYVILLE

FOURCHE LA FAVE WID

BILLY CROWNS
FOURCHE LA FAVE WID

FOURCHE LA FAVE WID

J. LADERMAN HUNTING CLUB
USDA FS
F GRIFFIN

DAEN LMK
JOE MAXEY
ROSS UOMACK
N. FORK OZAN CREEK WID

N. FORK OZAN CREEK WID

J R TETTER
J R TEETER
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

ZELL JAYNES

TOMMY KOCHER
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

PAUL SENTENY

WAYNE CARTER

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
POINSETT WID

POINSETT WID
Owner
Type

P
S
P

P
P
P
F
S

P
P
L

L

L

L

P
L

L

P
F
P

F
P
P
L

L

P
P
S

P

P
S

P

P

S
L

L
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County

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT
POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POLK
POLK

Dam
2
POINSETT
3
POINSETT
#101
POINSETT
#102
POINSETT
6
POINSETT
11
POINSETT
#103
POINSETT
#105
POINSETT
#106
POINSETT
#108
POINSETT
#109
POINSETT
POINSETT
12
POINSETT
5
POINSETT
9
POINSETT
#111
POINSETT
#113
POINSETT
8
POINSETT
#114
POINSETT
#117
POINSETT
#119
POINSETT
13
P04NSETT
#118
POINSETT
16
POINSETT
#116
POINSETT
10
FAULKNER
Name

WIO/SITE

WIO/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE
WIO/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

WID/SITE

LAKE DAM


#





#

#











#
#

#

#





#







#



#



#


UPPER OUACHITA SITE
#1


Dam No.

AR01279

AR01280

AR01281

AR01424

AR01425

AR01426

AR01427

AR01428

AR01429

AR01430

AR01431
AR01432

AR01433

AR01434

AR01435

AR01436

AR01455

AR01456

AR01457

AR01458

AR01464

AR01465

AR01498

AR01509

AR01511

AR00900
AR00901

State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard

35°30'12"

35"28' 8"

35°29'52"

35°33'56"

35°37'36"

35°30'30"

35 "32 '39"

35033.37,,

35°34'51"

35°34'46"

35°30'46"
35033. 91,

35°31' 7"

35°36'24"

35°35'54"

35°36'41"

35-36' 0"

35°37'20"

35°39'46"

35°41'16"

35°38'51"

35°40'34"

35°40'20''

35°38'32"

35°37' 4"

34°34'43"
34°38'26"


90«40'53"

90°41'29"

90°41' 2"

90°39'50"

90°40'32'1

90°40'11"

90°39'37"

90°39'38"

90°40'10''

90°39'58"

90°41'34"
90°39'29»

90"41 ' 7"

90-40' 39"

90°39'21"

90°41 '58"

90039.35,,

90°40'12"

90039,50,,

90°40'20"

90°40' 8"

90°40' 2"

90"40 ' 7"

90°39" 4"

90°40 '29"

93°59 -29"
94° 7 .49,,


RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

ER
RE


Significant

Low

Low

Low

Lou

Low

Low

Low

LOW

Low

Low
High

Low

Low

Low

High

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low
Low


POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT
POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

POINSETT

Contact

WID

WID

WIO

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID
WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

WID

JOHN FAULKNER
HENA WATER & SEWER DEPT


Owner
Type

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L
L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

P
L

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County
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK

POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK
POLK

POPE

POPE
POPE
POPE
POPE
POPE

POPE

POPE

POPE

POPE

POPE

POPE

POPE

POPE
POPE

POPE

PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
Dam Name
UARD LAKE DAM
HILLCREST LAKE DAM
DAIRY LAKE DAM
LAKE WILHELMENA DAM
LAKE MENA DAM
COX LAKE DAM
POWELL LAKE DAM
IVEY LAKE DAM
SHADY LAKE DAM
PATCHETT LAKE DAM
BREWER LAKE DAM
LAND PROCESSING LAKE
DAM
BETHESDA LAKE DAM
JENKINS LAKE DAM
BLUE LAKE DAM
REEDS LAKE DAM
FORBIS LAKE DAM
J AND B LAKE DAM
NO NAME LAKE DAM
CADDO COUNCIL B.S.A.
(WEIR)
LAKE RUSSELL VI LLE
DAM
LAKE YARBROUGH DAM
LAKE VINSON DAM
LAKE IRVIN DAM
LAKE ATKINS DAM
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #16 WEST
WEST FORK POINT
REMOVE SITE #8
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 9 WEST
W FORK PT REMOVE
CREEK SITE 10 DAM
W FORK PT REMOVE
CREEK SITE 11 DAM
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #17 WEST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #18 WEST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE #19 WEST
JONES LAKE DAM
GALLA CREEK WID/SITE
#1
GALLA CREEK STATE
WILDLIFE LAKE DAM
KEATHLEY POND DAM
AG&FC/LAKE DES ARC
TATES RESERVOIR DAM
PECKERWOOD LAKE DAM
OMNI CORPORATION
Dam No.
AR00902
AR00903
AR00904
AR00905
AR00906
AR00907
AR00908
AR00909
AR00910
AR01088
AR01179
ARC 11 80

AR01181
AR01182
AR01183
ARC 11 84
AR01185
AR01186
AR01211
AR01419

AR00267

AR00268
AR00269
AR00270
AR00271
AR00337

AR00338

AR00339

AR00340

AR00341

AR00342

AR00343

AR00344

AR01135
AR01136

AR01158

AR00691
AR00695
AR00697
AR00698
AR00702
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
34°36' 18"
34°36'12»
34"35'30"
34°36' 0"
34"34'57»
34°34'12»
34-31 '56"
34°34'30"
34=21 '35"
34°31'53»
34017'48"
34°14' 5"

34°31I5411
34°19'36"
34 "32 '54"
34°37'42"
34035155..
34°33'48"
35°21'36"
34-31 '57"

35°20'18"

35°17' 6"
35°22118»
35°13' 0"
35°12'57"
35°18' 9"

35°26I30»

35-26' 17"

35°24'221'

35-22' 22"

35°19'30"

35°21'14"

35°22'14"

35°14'18"
35°15'48"

35°10'43"

35° 5' 12"
35° 1'18»
34°59'30"
34°38' 54"
34°57' 6"
94-14.48"
94-12' 6"
94° 6- 0"
94°21 '36»
94°11 '33"
94-14 '30"
94° 9-48"
94°24'19"
94° 1'42"
94° 9' 7"
94°19'18"
94o20i 12"

94°14 "18"
94°22' 0"
94°17'36"
94°27'12"
94" 5 '54"
94° 1'30"
94" 7 "30"
94-23' 5"

93° 8151.>

93° 1'53"
93"16'36"
93° 7 '12"
92°56'24"
9Z°51'21"

92°51 '30»

92°54'44"

92°56'26"

92°52'12"

92-53 '26"

92°53'20"

92°58' 0"

93° 2- 2"
93° 3' 1"

93° 0'30"

91-32' 8"
91°30'30"
91-33' 7"
91°29'25"
91°38'36"
REPG
RE
RE
RE
ER
ER
ER
RE
OT
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
High
Significant
Significant
Low
High
Significant
Low
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low

High
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

High

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Significant
High

Low

Low
LOW
Low
Low
Low
Contact
CITY OF MENA
CHESTER SMITH
CAMPBELL DAIRY
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
LAKE MENA DEVELOPMENT, INC.
UNKNOWN
C R POWELL
C J IVY
USDA FS
ARTHUR PATCHET
BLACKIE BREWER
LANE POULTRY CO

MR. JOHN WATKINS
HARRIET JENKINS
WOODY BLUE
DAVID PEAKE
DONALD FORBIS
JOSH MILLER
HERMAN UDOUJ
CADDO AREA COUNCIL, B.S.A.

RUSSELLVILLE WATER CO.

LLOYD YARBROUGH
RAYMOND VINSON
JOHN IRVIN
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

J C JONES
CITY OF ATKINS

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

P KEATHLEY
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
WAYNE TATE
ARK IRRIGATION CO
OMNI CORPORATION
Owner
Type
L
P
P
S
P

P
P
F
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

L

P
P
p
S
L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

P
L

S

P
S
P
P
P
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                                                    State  of Arkansas  Inventory of Dams
County

PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE

PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE

PRAIRIE

PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PRAIRIE
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
Dam Name
POND DAM
EDDY LAKE DAM
CROWLEY LAKE DAM
JEROME LAKE DAM
LAKE TREADWAY DAM
ARNONAME 127 /
BULLOCK'S DAM
ARGO RESERVOIR DAM
ARNONAME 131
HARTZ RESERVOIR DAM
STROHL RESERVOIR DAM
JOE UHIREN RESERVOIR
DAM
ARNONAME 14 /
WALTON'S DAM
ARNONAME 133
MIERS LAKE DAM
CATFISH LAKE DAM
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
SMITH LAKE
LAMAN LAKE DAM
WILKINS LAKE DAM
JACKSON LAKE DAM
FAULKNER LAKE DAM
SESSIONS LAKE DAM
L D ROGERS LAKE DAM
BROUN LAKE DAM
HATCHER LAKE NUMBER
1 DAM
HATCHER LAKE NO. 2
DAM
THOMAS LAKE DAM
PARADISE LAKE DAM
TRANSVAAL COMPANY
LAKE DAM
TODD LAKE DAM
BEALL LAKE DAM
LAKE MAUMELLE DAM
DUPREE LAKE DAM
INDIANHEAD LAKE DAM
LAKE WILLASTEIN DAM
CAMP ROBINSON LAKE
DAM NO 1
CAMP ROBINSON DAM NO
2
MONTGOMERY LAKE DAM
LAKE CHERRYWOOD DAM
BALDWIN LAKE 0AM
DOUGAN LAKE DAM
STURGIS POND DAM
MCCONNELL LAKE DAM
LAKEWOOD LAKE NO. 6
Dam No.

AR00703
AR00704
AR00705
AR00706
AR00707

AR00709
AR00711
AR00712
AR00713
AR00715

AR00716

AR00717
AR0128B
AR01289
AROOOOO
AROOOOO
AROOOOO
AROOOOO
AR0006S
AR00066
AR00068
AR00069
AR00070
AR00072
AR00073
AR00074

AR00075

AR00076
AR00077
AR00078

AR00079
AR00080
AR00081
AR00082
AR00083
AR00084
AR00085

AR00086

AR00087
AR00088
AR00089
AR00090
AR00091
AR00093
AR00094
Latitude

34-55-18"
34°52- 6"
34-51-36"
34°50'48"
34°50- 18"

34-47-34"
34°43'36"
34°41 '35''
34°41- 0"
34-41 '12"

34°40'42"

34"40 '43"
34°46' 0"
34°45'42"
0° 0' 0"
0° 0' 0"
0° 0' 0"
0° 0' 0"
34°59'42"
34°59'30"
34°59' 12"
34°58' 12"
34°57' 2"
34°55 '42"
34-55' 0"
34°54' 36"

34°54'30"

34-53 '36"
34-53' 6"
34°52'40"

34°52'36"
34-52 '24"
34°51 '13"
34-51' 0"
34°50'52"
34°50'54"
34°50' 0"

34°49'48"

34°50' 12"
34-49148''
34-49'30»
34°49' 0"
34°49' 0"
34°48'30"
34°48' 6"
Longtitude

91°28'42"
91034'24"
91°34'42"
91-39-42"
91 -35 '42"

91-28'48"
91-25' 0"
91"32'12"
91 "291 9"
9r41'24"

91-24- 6"

91-22'50"
91-28- 5"
91°27'50"
0- 0' 0"
0° 0' 0"
0° 0- 0"
0° 0' 0"
92" 8' 6"
92° 8' 6"
92° 9 '54"
92° 8-54"
92°10'12"
92°24 -14"
92°12'30"
92°12' 0"

92°12' 0"

92° 9-54"
92° 8' 36"
92° 8- 0"

92°12'18"
92° 12' 36"
92-29' 13"
92° 8-48"
92°10'30''
92°24'36»
92°17- 0"

92°16'45"

92°33 '12"
92-12- 7"
92-33 "30"
92-31 '30"
92°29'57"
92-11 '54"
92°15' 6"
Dam Type

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Hazard

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low

High
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low

Low
Low
Low
N
N
N
N
Significant
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Significant

Significant

Low
Significant
Significant

High
High
Significant
significant
Significant
Low
Low

Significant

Low
Significant
Low
Low
Significant
Low
High
Contact

FRANK C EDDY
C W CROWLEY
C W CROWLEY
ROBERT TREADWAY
MORRIS FLOYD

C R ARGO
L W SCOTT
JACOB HARTZ ESTATE
CARL STROM
JOE UHIREN

EDWARD WALKER

S H MOORE
BO MIER
MARY SAUL
DR. JOHN HUNDLEY
DR. JOHN HUNDLEY
DR. JOHN HUNDLEY
SAM SMITH
J. N. LAMAN
HOYT WILKINS
T E JACKSON
MARVIN E FAULKNER
MR. SESSIONS
L D ROGERS
CARL BROWN
JULIA HATCHER

JULIA HATCHER

DOD USAF
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE
TRANSVAAL INC

JERRY RIDER
MS. J. JOHNSON AND D. BEALL
L.R. MUNICIPAL WATER WORKS
P W DUPREE
INDIANHEAD PROP OWNR ASN
MAUMELLE SID #500
DOD USA

DOD USA

J L MONTGOMERY
DAVE WITT
PHILLIP BALDWIN
MRS. DOUGAN
DAVE GRUNDFEST
JOHN MATTEWS
LAKEWOOD MUN. IMPROV. DISTRICT
Owner
Type

P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P

P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
p
P

P

F
L
P

P
P
L
P
P
L
F

F

P
P
P
P
P
P
L
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                                                    State of  Arkansas  Inventory of Dams
County

PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
Dam Name
DAM
LAKEUOOD LAKE NO. 3
DAM
HARRIS LAKE DAM
LAKEUOOD LAKE NO. 2
DAM
LAKEUOOD LAKE NO. 1
DAM
ALNETA LAKE DAM
FOREMAN LAKE DAM
SAM GRAY LAKE DAM
KIRK LAKE DAM
JABO LAKE DAM
TUIN LAKES DAM 'A1
GREEN LAKE DAM
TALL PINE LAKE DAM
SPRING LAKE DAM
TWIN LAKES DAM "B"
EANES MINNOW FARM
LAKE NO 2 DAM
EANES MINNOW FARM
LAKE NO. 1 DAM
WILSON LAKE DAM
SPRING VALLEY LAKE
NO. 1 DAM
ALDERSGATE LAKE DAM
COOK LAKE DAM
SPRING VALLEY LAKE
NO 2 DAM
LAKE PATRICIA DAM
JACK WARD LAKE DAM
CECIL UNITE LAKE DAM
FLORENCE DAM
LAKE NIXON DAM
BIG ROCK SETTLING
POND DAM
WESTERN HILLS LAKE
DAM
K08AN LAKE DAM
UILLOU BEACH LAKE
DAM
DYKE I NO. LAKE DAM
DA I LEY LAKE DAM
BROADMOOR LAKE DAM
COULTER LAKE DAM
LANDMARK LAKE DAM
WALTON LAKE DAM
LAKE KUYKENDALL DAM
UALDRON LAKE DAM
CROPPER LAKE DAM
WINGATE LAKE DAM
KEEKER'S DAM
TALL TIMBER LAKE DAM
LAKE VALENCIA DAM
Dam No.

AR00095

AR00097
AR00098

AR00099

AR00100
AR00101
AR00102
AR00103
AR00105
AR00106
AR00107
AR0010S
AR00109
AR00110
AR00111

AR00112

AR00113
AR00114

AR00116
AR00117
AR00118

AR00119
AR00120
AR00121
AR00122
AR00123
AR00124

AR00125

AR00126
AR00127

AR00128
AR00129
AR00130
AR00131
AR00132
AR00134
AR0013S
AR00136
AR00137
AR00138
AR00139
AR00141
AROOK2
Latitude

34°47'30"

34-47' 0"
34°47' 6"

34°47' 0"

34°47' 6"
34°46' 6"
34°46'18"
34°45 '52"
34°45'12"
34°44'30"
34"44 "36"
34°44' 26"
34»44'36"
34"44' 6"
34-43' 12"

34-43-18"

34°43 '48»
34°43'46"

34°43 '43''
34°43 '42"
34°43'40»

34-43 '24"
34°43 '24"
34-43' 6"
34°43'12"
34°42'54"
34°42- 0"

34-42 '12"

34°42' 12"
34°42 '12"

34°41 '42"
34°40'48"
34°43 '36"
34°37'48"
34°34'18"
34°35'54»
34°35'24"
34-32' 18"
34-29-48"
34°45 '12"
34°59'30''
34°42' 19"
34-51 '42"
Longtitude

92°15' 0"

92° 9' 16"
92°14'24"

92-14-24"

92»32 '24"
92-22' 4"
92°31 '54"
92°27' 6"
92-31-48"
92°22'48»
92°29 '42"
92-29' 18"
92°26' 30"
92°22' 6"
92° 6'50"

92° 6-30"

92°25'24"
92°26'22"

92°23'36"
92-23 '36"
92°26' 12"

92-26 '36"
92°25' 6"
92°29 '48"
92°28 '24"
92°26' 0"
92°17' 12"

92-21 '24"

92°26' 0"
92° 8- 0"

92"25, 6,,
92-27157,.
92°20'36"
92-22 '24"
92°19'24"
92°13'30''
92°11 '34"
92°13'30"
92-12' 6"
92°21 -36"
92° 6-17"
92°22 '54"
92°24' 7"
Dam Type

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Hazard

Significant

Low
Low

Significant

Low
High
Low
Low
Low
High
Significant
Significant
Significant
High
Low

Low

Low
High

Low
Low
Significant

Significant
Low
Low
High
Significant
Low

Low

Significant
Low

Significant
Low
High
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
Low
Significant
Significant
Contact

LAKEWOOD IMPROV. DISTRICT #4

HARRIS CATTLE CO.
LAKEUOOD IMPROV. DISTRICT #4

LAKEUOOD IMPROV. DISTRICT #4

TOM STARNES
DR. WILLIAM L. HUMPHRIES JR.
B. GRAY
DONALD KIRK
ROBERT E. MARSH
TWIN LAKES 'A'HOMEOUNER ASSOC.
JAMES U. WILLIAMSCMINOR DEC92)
H D BOYLES
DALME AND MALKAMES
TWIN LAKES REC. IMPROVEMENT
A B EANES

A B EANES

MRS. J. G. WILSON
SPRING VALLEY MANOR POA

ALDERGATE METHODIST CHUR
DR. COOK
SPRING VALLEY REALTY CO

A. B. CORDER
JACK WARD
S.C. WHITE
MORTON E PHELPS
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
BIG ROCK STONE & MATL CO

WESTERN HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

A. KOBAN
FLOYD FULKERSON

DYKE INDUSTRIES, INC.
DALE DA I LEY
BROADMOOR POA
CRYSTAL HILL COUNTRY CLUB
MARTIN ROBINSON
FRED WALTON
CHARLES UALDREN
SHERMAN UALDRON
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.
C. V. B. DEVELOPERS
G. 6. KEENER
PECAN LAKE OWNERS ASSOC
MAUMELLE LAND DVLPMNT CO
Owner
Type

L

P
L

L

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P

P

P
P

P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P

P

P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
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County
PULASK1
PULASKI

PULASKI

PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI
PULASKI

PULASKI

RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
Dam Name
SPRICK LAKE DAM
HUDHANS LAKE DAM NO
1
HUDMANS LAKE DAM NO.
2
JACKSON RESERVOIR
DAM
HURRAY LOCK AND DAM
DAVID D TERRY LOCK
AND DAM
GREEN BEAR LAKE DAM
LOWER SPRING LAKE
DAM
4-H LAKE DAM
SANDPIPER LAKE DAM
BREDLOW RESERVOIR
DAM
GINGER HILL LAKE DAM
DAVIS LAKE DAM
PLEASANT VALLEY CC
LAKE DAM
CRIBBLE LAKE DAM
MILLS VALLEY LAKE
DAM
PINE CREST LAKE DAM
GLOVER LAKE DAM
LITTLE INDIAN #1 DAM
LITTLE INDIAN LAKE
NO. 2 DAM
ST. CHARLES LAKE DAM
ARMSTRONG DAM
DAVIDSON LAKE
MAUMELLE NURSERY
POND DAM
KEVIN McREYNOLDS
LAKE DAM
FOURCHE CREEK
UID/SITE #14
FOURCHE CREEK
WID/SITE #16
MEADOWS LAKE DAM
WALLACE LAKE DAM
R. J. BARNETT LAKE
DAM
BLUE BASIN LAKE DAM
BALTZ LAKE DAM
FOURCHE CREEK
WID/SITE #18
FOURCHE CREEK
WID/SITE #17
KILO-VISTA LAKE DAM
ALLISON FISH LAKE
DAM
BIBB FISH POND DAM
Dam No.
AR00143
AR00144

AR00145

AR00146

AR00171
AR00172

AR01218
AR01220

AR01221
AR01222
AR01224

AR01225
AR01226
AR01227

AR01228
AR01229

AR01230
AR01231
AR01Z32
AR01233

AR01416
AR01459
AR01479
AR01493

AR01508

AROOOOO

AR00386

AR00387
AR00388
AR00389

AR00390
AR00563
AR01265

AR01266

AR01267
AR01268

AR012&9
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtltude Dam Type Hazard
34°41'46"
34°50' 6"

34°50' 0"

34°46'30"

34°47'30"
34°40' 0"

34°43'42"
34°44'30"

34°46'13"
34"44 ' 13"
34°29'42"

34°48'12"
34°59'54"
34°46'28"

34°S6' 0"
34°58'36»

34 "41 '48"
34°43' 0"
34°48'54"
34°49' 0"

34°45'33"
34°45'49"
34°56' 9"
34-521 29"

34°41'22"

0° 0' 0"

36°26'59"

36°29'18"
36°24'48"
36°24' 6"

36°15'41»
36°16'24"
36°25'52"

36°23'58"

36°14'12"
36°1E'42"

36°11'42»
92°23'54"
92°21' 6"

92=21' 0"

92°22'13"

92°21'30"
92° 9' 28"

92°29' 0"
92°26'21"

92°34'10"
92°23'48"
92° 4'42»

92-33' 12"
92°10'18"
92°24'18"

92°10'36"
92°12'24"

92°31M8"
92°30'12"
92°14'54"
92°14'46"

92°25' 3"
92-3315711
9Z°34'21"
92°36'39"

92-29' 7"

0° 0" 0"

91° 2 '53"

91° 2'12"
91° 2'41"
90°50'25"

91° 3 '29"
90°57'31"
91" 0'50"

91° 0'42"

91° 5 ' 0"
91° 2 '2V

91° 3'42"
RE
RE

RE

RE

PG
PG

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

RE
High
Low

Low

High

High
High

Low
Low

Low
Significant
Low

High
High
Low

Low
Low

Significant
Significant
High
High

Low
Low
Low
Significant

Low

N

Significant

Low
Low
Low

Low
Significant
Significant

Low

Low
Low

Low
Contact
PARK PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH
HUDMAN ESTATE

HUDMAN ESTATE

L.R. MUNICIPAL WTR WORKS

DAEN SUL
DAEN SUL

FELIX GREEN
DALME AND MALKAMES

ARKANSAS 4-H FOUNDATION, INC.
FAUSET AND CO REALTY
R S BREDLOW

JOHN A RIGGS III
H.S. DAVIS
PLEASANT VALLEY CC

MRS J CRIBBLE
NORTH PULASKI BAPTIST ASSN.

CONRAD L BEGGS
DAN GLOVER
INDIAN HILLS COMMUNITY CLUB
UINROCK ENTERPRISES

ST. CHARLES COMM. ASSN. INC.
MR. RUSH F. HARDING
KENT DAVIDSON
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

KEVIN McREYNOLDS

FOURCHE CREEK WID

FOURCHE CREEK WID

BUD SUHL
BERT BIGELOW
R J BARNETT

LEO CHILDRESS
A. J. BALTZ
FOURCHE CREEK WID

FOURCHE CREEK WID

ARK-MO POWER-LIGHT CO
S S ALLISON

GLENN BIBB
Owner
Type
P
p

P

L

F
F

p
p

p
p
p

p
p
p

p
p

p
p
p
p

L
p
p
S

p

L

L

P
P
P

P
P
L

L

U
P

p
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County
RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH

SALINE
SALINE
SALINE

SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE

SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE

SALINE

SALINE

SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
Dam Name
LEHHONS LAKE DAM
LOST LAKE DAM
BATES LAKE DAM
FOURCHE CREEK
UID/SITE #19
OLD DAVIDSONVILLE
FOURCHE CREEK
UID/SITE #15
FOURCHE CREEK
UID/SITE #20
HAROLD BALTZ LAKE
DAM
SPEAR'S DAM
LAKE UINONA DAM
HAPPY VALLEY LAKE
DAM
LAKE NEW MOON DAM
LAKE NORRELL DAM
INMAN LAKE NO. 2 DAM
FLETCHER LAKE DAM
HESTER LAKE DAM
HELMICH LAKE DAM
MEYERS LAKE DAM
CONGO LAKE DAM
HURRICANE LAKE DAM
PEBBLE LAKE DAM
STYRES LAKE DAM
CECIL JONES LAKE DAM
LEDBETTER LAKE DAM
KING LAKE DAM
SURGE POND DAM
SURGE POND
ALCOA WATER SUPPLY
UISE LAKE DAM
OLD BROUN MUD LAKE
DAM
MARY LAKE DAM
SPRING LAKE DAM
FERGUSON LAKE DAM
BUFFINGTON LAKE DAM
DAUSON LAKE DAM
MASHBURN LAKE NO. 2
DAM
PATHWAY YOUTH CAMP
LAKE DAM
MASHBURN LAKE NO 1
DAM
BARR LAKE DAM
HANSEN LAKE DAM
BROUNS LAKE DAM
CALDWELL LAKE DAM
CRYSTAL LAKE DAM
PARKER LAKE DAM
CLEARLAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR01270
AR01271
AR01272
AR01446

AR01447
AR01448

AR01497

AR01507

AROOOOO
AR00001
AR00002

AR00003
AR00004
AROOOOS
AR00008
AR00009
AR00010
AR00011
AR00012
AR00013
AR00014
AR00015
AR00016
AR00017
AR00018
AR00019
AR00021
AR00022
AR00023
AR00024

AR00026
AR00027
AR00028
AR00030
AR00031
AR00032

AR00033

AR00034

AR00035
AR01142
AR01143
AR01172
AR01173
AR01174
AR01175
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude longtitude Dam Type Hazard
36-10'42"
36°19'54"
36"17' 12"
36°23' 2"

36" 9' 13"
36°27'35"

36°20'29"

36°16'45"

0° 0' 0"
34°47'48"
34°45'12»

34°45' 6"
34°43- 6"
34=43 15411
34-41-18"
34°39'57"
34°39'42"
34"39'36"
34-39' 18"
34-37- 0"
34=371 v1
34°36'54»
34°36'24"
34°36I42"
34°35- 6"
34"34'36"
34°34'48"
34°34'12»
34033'23»
34°32'42"

34°32'18"
34°32'18"
34-32' 0"
34"31 '18"
34°29' 1"
34"33'34"

34-29-24"

34=33128-1

34°28'54"
34-47' 6"
34°48'18"
34°36'24"
34°41 ' 16"
34°36'14"
34°34'30"
91° 4'18"
91° 4'18"
90°58'48»
90° 1'15»

91= 313011
91° 112711

90=58i 911

91" 0'30"

0- 0- 0"
92°51' 0"
92=3415211

92°36' 0"
92-38-42"
92=34113,1
92-32' 48"
92=31154,1
92=351 6n
92°33'48"
92035'18"
92=31,47,,
92=32135"
92=22135"
92°36'42"
92-31' 6"
92°23 '18"
92-28-36"
92-28-30"
92°32'36"
92-38' 0"
92°28'35»

92-20-21"
92° 19' 7"
92=1514711
92-41 '17"
92°44' 6"
92°21 -46"

92°43'48"

92=21 '47"

92=441 Qii
92°48'48"
92D46'4711
92-31 '30"
92°30'42»
92°21 '54"
92°22'18"
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Low
Low
Low
Significant

Low
Lou

Low

Low

N
Low
Low

Low
Low
Low
Lou
Lou
Low
Low
Low
High
High
Low
Low
High
LOW
Low
Low
Significant
Significant
Low

Low
Low
Low
Significant
Low
Low

Low

Low

Low
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Significant
Low
Contact
NOAH LEMMONS
BILL JONES
OR W E BATES
FOURCHE CREEK UID

ARKANSAS STATE PARKS
FOURCHE CREEK UID

FOURCHE CREEK UID

HAROLD BALTZ

DELBERT SPEARS
LITTLE ROCK UATER UORKS
OUACHITA GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL

MRS MILDRED BUCK
CITY OF BENTON
FRANCES INMAN
VIRGIL FLETCHER
CLAY FRANKLIN
OSCAR HELMICH
CHARLIE MEYERS
ROBERT MAERTEN
REYNOLDS METALS
PEBBLE LAKE POA
ELMER STYRES
CECIL JONES
C. R. LEDBETTER JR.
MRS. LOIS DABBS
REYNOLDS METALS
REYNOLDS METALS
ALCOA
UEBB LONG
ALCOA

CATH CARMELITE FATHERS
L GENE UORSHAM
LAKESIDE COUNTRY CLUB
C. B. BUFFINGTON
U. N. DAUSON
J. U. MASHBURN

CHURCH OF GOD

B J MASHBURN

TAYLOR BARR
VAL HANSEN
E M BROWN
H J CALDUELL
CRYSTAL VALLEY CORP.
WOODY PARKER
UNKNOWN
Owner
Type
P
P
P
L

S
L

L

P

P
L
P

P
L
L
L
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
L
P
f
P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P

P

P

P
P
P
P
P
P
P
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County
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE

SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SALINE
SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT
SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT
SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT
SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT
Dam Name
HILLS LAKE DAM
LAKE BLOOHFIELD DAM
LAKE KRISLOR DAM
LAKE LAGO DAM
LAKE CORONADO DAM
SECTION 20 TREATMENT
PLANT 2
HOSPITAL LAKE
STYERS' DAM
SWAIM LAKE
BIG RIDGE PROPERTIES
BIG RIDGE PROPERTIES
EAST FORK POTEAU
RIVER SITE #3
POTEAU RIVER
UID/SITE #10
POTEAU RIVER
HID/SITE #17
SQAURE ROCK LAKE DAM
POTEAU RIVER
UID/SITE # 6
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE # 8
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE # 7
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE # 5
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE # 9
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE # 4
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE # 2
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE #16
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE # 1
GILES LAKE DAM
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE #11
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE #12
AG&FC/POTEAU SITE
#15/HINKLE
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE #1-4
TAKIMI LAKE DAM
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE #13
TRUMAN BAKER LAKE
DAM
POTEAU RIVER
WID/SITE #18
UPPER PETIT JEAN
Dam No.
AR01176
AR01177
AR01178
AR01216
AR01217
AR01292

AROK09
AR01468
AROH72
AR01494
AROH95
AROOOOO

AROOOOO

AR00842

AR00843
AR00844

AR00845

AR00846

AR00847

AR00848

AR00849

AR00850

AR00852

AR00853

AR00854
AR00855

AR00856

AR00857

AR00858

AR00859
AR01213

AR01214

AR01215

AROU21
State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
Latitude Longtitude Dam Type Hazard
34°31'42»
34°36- 0"
34°29'48"
34°40'47"
34°39'18"
34°34' 1"

34°31'31"
34°44'42"
34°35IH»
34°43'48»
34°43'55"
0° 0' 0"

0° 0' 0"

34°51 '51"

34°57'47»
34°57'48"

34°56'58»

34°57' 0"

34°56'12"

34°55'55"

34°55'54"

34°57' 0"

34°54'44"

34°54'30"

34°52'18"
34°50'55"

34°50'54"

34°51'10"

34°51'12»

35° 2-36"
34°50' 3"

34052'18"

34°50' 4"

35° 0'36"
92°19' 6"
92°28'55"
92°43'13"
92°56'33"
92°57'14"
92°30'52"

92°38'36"
92°46' 9"
92039, 5,,
92°36'29»
92 "36 '39"
0° 0' 0"

0° 0' 0"

94°10'58"

94" 6 '27"
94° 4 '54"

94°11I54»

94°10' 0"

94° 2'54"

94"19'50"

94° 1'49"

93° 3 MB"

94°14'40"

93°57'46"

94° 8' 16"
94°18'54"

94°16'48"

94-151 8"

94»14. 711

94° 4'32"
94°12M4"

94° 4 '30"

94° 8' 1"

94°11'17"
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

REER
RE

RE

RE

RE
LOW
Significant
Low
Low
significant
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Lou
N

N

Low

Low
Significant

High

Lou

High

Low

Low

Significant

Low

Significant

Low
Low

Low

Significant

Low

Low
Significant

Low

Low

Low
Contact
STEVE HESTER
DEFUNK ROCON CORP.
JENNY BURTON
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE POA
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE POA
ALCOA

BENTON STATE HOSPITAL
ELMER STYERS
FRED SWAIM
BIG RIDGE PROPERTIES
BIG RIDGE PROPERTIES
POTEAU RIVER WID

POTEAU RIVER WID

POTEAU RIVER WID

CITY OF WALDRON
POTEAU RIVER WID

POTEAU RIVER WID

POTEAU RIVER WID

CITY OF WALDRON

POTEAU RIVER WID

POTEAU RIVER WID

POTEAU RIVER UID

POTEAU RIVER UID

POTEAU RIVER WID

GILES
POTEAU RIVER UID

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

POTEAU RIVER WID

MT. MAGAZINE GSA
POTEAU RIVER WID

ARKANSAS STATE HWY. DEPT.

POTEAU RIVER WID

UPPER PETIT JEAN WID
Owner
Type
P
P
P
L
L
P

s
P
P
P
P
L

L

L

L
L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

P
L

S

S

L

P
L

S

L

L
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                                                   State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
County

SCOTT
SCOTT

SEARCY
SEARCY
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN

SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN

SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN

SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN

SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN
SEBASTIAN

SEBASTION
SEVIER

SEVIER
SEVIER
SEVIER
SEVIER
SEVIER
SEVIER
SEVIER
SEVIER
SEVIER

SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
Dam Name
U1D/SITE #5
KULP LAKE
UPPER PETIT JEAN
WID/SITE #4
BAKER LAKE DAM
LAKE FERGUSON DAM
POLLAN LAKE
LOCK AND DAM NO 13
WILDCAT MOUNTAIN
LAKE DAM
CROUCH POND NO 2 DAM
WILLIES LAKE DAM
WILLIAMSON LAKE DAM
SEBASTIAN LAKE DAM
VASHE GRASSE CREEK
DUNN'S DAM/ ARNONAME
212
SUGAR LOAF LAKE DAM
MANSFIELD DAM
JOHNNYCAKE LAKE NO.
1 DAM
LAKE SPUR DAM
JOHNNY CAKE LAKE NO
2 DAM
PARK LAKE DAM
ENGINEER LAKE DAM
MCMAHAN LAKE DAM
ECHOLS LAKE DAM
SHADOW LAKE DAM
KIMMONS LAKE DAM
CRAIN LAKE DAM
LAKE WRIGHT DAM
JAMES FORK DAM &
RESERVOIR
JOHNSON LAKE
PROCESS CITY LAKE
DAM
COULTER LAKE DAM
LAKE HOSPITALITY DAM
TOBIN LAKE DAM
FRASER POND DAM
DOUBLE K LAKE DAM
GILLHAM LAKE DAM
DEQUEEN
DIERKS
JACK T. WILLIAM'S
DAM
LAKE MIRROR DAM
BROYLES
LAKE CAVE CITY DAM
LAKE NAVAJO DAM
CHEROKEE LAKE DAM
SEQUOYAH LAKE DAM
LAKE THUNDERB1RD DAM
Dam No.

AR01499
AR01512

AR00199
AR00240
AROOOOO
AR00163
AR00930

AR00931
AR00932
AR00933
AR00934
AR00936
AR00937

AR00938
AR00939
AR00940

AR00941
AR00942

AR00943
AR00944
AR01207
AR01208
AR01209
AR01210
AR01212
AR01500
AR01506

AROOOOO
AR00927

AR00928
AR00929
AR01163
AR01164
AR01165
AR01166
AR01201
AR01202
AROU81

AROOOOO
AROOOOO
AR00246
AR00247
AR00248
AR00249
AR00250
Latitude

34°45'28"
35° 1' 2"

35850'12»
35°52'48"
0° O1 0"
35°21' 0"
35°22' 6"

35°18'48"
35°18'12"
34°14'12"
35012'48"
35-11 '36"
35°10'23"

35° 5 '40"
35° 3 '28"
35° 1'30"

35° 1-18"
35° 0'54"

35° 0'48"
35°16'49"
35°19'42"
35-21 '36"
35°14' 0"
35°15'54"
35°22'39M
35°12'45"
34"59'26''

0° 0' 0"
34° 1'12"

33°57'54''
33°49- 5"
33°58'54»
33°57' 0"
33°53'36"
34°10'15"
34° 5 "54"
34° 8'42"
33°51'42»

36° 10' 0"
0° 0' 0"
35°58'24"
36°16'42"
36° 18' 30"
36°17'54"
36°18'18"
Longtitude

94° 6'52»
94° 7'33»

92°32' 0"
92=37148"
0° 0' 0"
94°17'49"
94°20'54"

94° 9' 6"
94°20' 6"
94°17' 0"
94°24'12"
94-151 o"
94° 9 '49"

94°23'42"
94°14'18"
94°16' 6"

94°14'22"
94°16'40"

94°15'36"
94° 7' 10"
94°17'55»
94°23'12"
94°18'24"
94-26' 6"
94°22' 2"
94°12'33"
94°19'37"

0° 0' 0"
94° 22' 0"

94° 7'54"
94° 3 "30"
94°13'24"
94° 9' 4"
94°17'24"
94°19'16"
94°22'54"
94° 5 '58"
94011'24''

910371 gn
0° O1 0"
91°33'30"
91°32'47"
91 "31 '36"
91°31'36''
91 »32 1 o»
Dam Type

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
PG
RE

RE
RE
RE
REPG
PGRE
RE

REER
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
ER

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
ER
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Hazard

Low
Significant

Significant
Significant
N
Significant
High

Low
Low
Low
High
Significant
Significant

High
High
Significant

Significant
Low

Low
Low
Significant
High
High
Low
Low
Low
High


Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
High
High
Low

N
N
Significant
High
High
High
High
Contact

BENJAMIN KULP
UPPER PETIT JEAN WID

RAYMOND BAKER
R. M. FERGUSON
GEORGE POLLAN
DAEN SWL
CITY OF FORT SMITH

JOHN E GRAF
DOD USA
G WILLIAMSON
JOYCE KIMMONS
CITY OF GREENWOOD
C DUNN

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
CITY OF MANSFIELD
JOHNNYCAKE HUNTING CLUB

LAKE SPUR PARTNERSHIP
CLIFF LANE

USDA FS
DOD USA
ELMER McMAHAN
M ECHOLS JR AND MRS M E SR.
SHADOW LAKE, INC.
LEROY KIMMONS
H C CRAIN
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
SO. SEBASTIAN CO. WATER USERS

LESLIE JOHNSON
WEYERHAUSUER CO

J W COULTER
DELBERT HOSTETLER
MRS GWEN TOBIN
BUSTER FRASER
RAYMOND S. WALTERS
ROY VANN
DAEN SWL
DAEN SWL
JACK T. WILLIAMS II

STRAWBERRY VALLEY DEV. CO.
KENNETH & EUGENE BROYLES
VANHOOTEN
CHEROKEE VILLAGE SID
CHEROKEE VILLAGE SID
CHEROKEE VILLAGE SID
CHEROKEE VILLAGE SID
Owner
Type

P
L

P
P
P
F
L

P
F
P
P
L
P

S
L
P

P
P

F
F
P
P
P
P
P
S
L

P
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
F
F
P

P
P
P
L
P
P
P
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County
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP

SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP
SHARP

SHARP

ST FRANCIS
ST FRANCIS
ST FRANCIS
ST FRANCIS
ST. FRANCIS

ST. FRANCIS
ST. FRANCIS
ST. FRANCIS
ST. FRANCIS
ST. FRANCIS

ST. FRANCIS
STONE
STONE
STONE
STONE
STONE

STONE
UNION

UNION
UNION
UNION

UNION
UNION

UNION

UNION
UNION

Dam Name
WILD PLUM LAKE DAM
LAKE MI RANDY DAM
LAKE JUNE DAM
RAINBOW LAKE DAM
SHERWOOD LAKE DAM
SPRING LAKE DAM
VAGABOND LAKE DAM
CEDER LAKE DAM
RUNYAN[S LAKE DAM
3
GREEN ACRES ESTATE
LAKE 1 DAM
CATFISH LAKE DAM
LAKE K I WAN IE DAM
STREET LAKE DAM
DEER RUN LAKE DAM
UPPER TRI -COUNTY
HID/SITE #14A
UPPER TRI -COUNTY
WID/SITE #14B
FOREST LAKE N06 DAM
FOREST LAKE NO 5 DAM
FOREST LAKE N04 DAM
FOREST LAKE N03 DAM
ST. FRANCES DEV.
COMP
FORREST LAKE
HICKEY LAKE DAM
TEL I CO LAKE DAM
LAKE ST. FRANCES
SCENIC HILLS LAKE
DAM
LOEB LAKE DAM
BAGBY LAKE
GUNNER POOL LAKE DAM
BLAHCHARD SPRINGS
J I DAVIS LAKE DAM
RUDOLPH STAIR LAKE
DAM
CROUCH LAKE DAM
AG&FC/LAKE CALION
DAM
LAKE LISBON DAM
HARRIS LAKE DAM
J. S. NEWS DAM/
ARNONAME 49
ARNONAME 50
LAKE W1NGFIELD NO 3
DAM
LAKE WINGFIELD NO 2
DAM
HARPER RESERVOIR DAM
LAKE WINGFIELD NO 1
0AM
Dam No.
AR00251
AR00252
AR00253
AR00254
AR00255
AR00256
AR00257
AR01120
AR01121
AR01122
AR01124

AR01125
AR01126
AR01141
AR01440
AR01450

AR01454

AR00216
AR00217
AR00218
AR00219
AROOOOO

AROOOOO
AR00221
AR00425
AR00427
ARC 1290

AR01291
AROOOOO
AR00192
AR00559
AR01130
AR01131

AR01132
AR00591

AR00592
AR00593
AR00595

AR00596
AR00597

AR00598

AR00600
AR00601

Latitude
36°15'13"
36°16'48"
36°16'54"
36°19'19"
36°19'24"
36°17'23"
36-17' 0"
35°54' 6"
35°56'54»
35°57'30»
35°57'36"

36° 7' 18"
36°18'18"
36" 2 '24"
36° 2'42"
35°55' 0"

35-55 '14"

35° 0'30"
35° 0-54"
35° 1' 6"
35° 1' 6"
0° 0' 0"

0° 0' 0"
35° 1'48"
35° 4 '48"
35° 4' 18"
35° 3'24"

34°59' 18"
0° 0' 0"
35°59'42"
35°57'48"
35°49'30"
35°42'50"

35°46'54"
33°19'30"

33°16'48"
33°11'18"
33° 5 -48"

33° 6-24"
33° 4 '30"

33° 4'24"

33° 4M5"
33° 4 '18"

Longtitude
91 "31 '36"
91°31'13"
91°31 ' 6"
91°28'46M
91°28'25»
91°23'35"
91°22'17"
91°26' 0"
91"22' 6"
9r33'48"
91 034 117.1

91°40M8"
91°30'30"
91 =24 -42"
91°37'58"
91 "21 '29"

91°21'31"

90046' 0"
90°45'30»
90°44'42"
90°45' 0"
0° 0' 0"

0° O1 0"
90°47' 0"
90"481Z4"
90°45'30"
90°43'54"

90-44 '24"
0" 0' 0"
92°12'48"
92°10'12"
91 0551 0"
91056'36"

92°17'25"
92°31 '42"

92°51' 0"
92055. 4..
92"51'18"

92°38'18"
92-3913011

92°39'42"

92-40-54"
92-39.541.

Dam Type
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
PG
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE
RE
RE

RE
RE

RE

RE
RE

Hazard
High
High
High
High
High
High
High
Low
Low
Low
Significant

Low
High
Low
Lou
Low

Low

Significant
Significant
Significant
Significant
N

N
High
High
Significant
Low

Significant
N
Low
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low

Low
Low
Low

Low
Low

Low

Low
Low

Contact
HIDDEN VALLEY POA
HIDDEN VALLEY POA
HIDDEN VALLEY POA
WOODLAND HILLS POA
WOODLAND HILLS POA
OZARK ACRES SID
OZARK ACRES SID
J K EDMUNSON
CLAUDE RUNYAN
0 J LAYMAN
0 J LAYMAN

JAMES A. LAUSON
SPRING RIVER BEACH CLUB
EAGLE STREET
WOODLAND HERITAGE CORP.
UPPER TRI -COUNTY WID

UPPER TRI -COUNTY WID

CHARLES T TURNER
CHARLES T TURNER
CHARLES T TURNER
CHARLES T TURNER
LAKE ST. FRANCIS DEV. COMPANY

ST. FRANCES DEV. CORP
PHILLIP HICKEY
TELICO TRAILS LOT OWNERS
CAPITOL GROWTH CORP
EDDIE TRIM

MARY LOEB
LEO BAGBY
USDA FS
USDA FS
JAMES DAVIS
RUDOLPH STAIR

JAY CROUCH
ARKANSAS GAME S FISH COMM.

LISBON DEER BLOD
FELIX HARRIS
C.O. NEW

I R HELMS
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

HARPER LAND CORPORATION
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
P
L
L
P
P
P
P

F
P
P
P
L

L

P
P
P
P
P

P
P
P
P
P

P
P
F
F
P
P

P
S

P
P
P

P
P

P

P
P

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County
UNION
UNION
UNION
UNION
UNION
VAN BUREN
VAN BUREN
VAN BUREN
VAN BUREN
VAN BUREN
VAN BUREN

VAN BUREN

VAN BUREN

VAN BUREN

VAN BUREN

VAN BUREN
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
Dam Name
ARNONAHE #55 DAM
ARNONAME #56
ANTHONY LAKE DAM
SOWELL LAKE DAM
LEWIS LAKE DAM
UNKNOWN

CLINTON LAKE DAM
B B RANCH LAKE DAM
CHOCTAW LAKE DAM
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 1 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 2 EAST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 1 WEST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 3 WEST
POINT REMOVE
WID/SITE # 5 WEST
JACKSON LAKE DAM

HINSHAW LAKE DAM
HEFLIN LAKE DAM
PRAIRIE GROVE LAKE
DAM
RODGERS LAKE DAM
MUDDY FORK SITE #2
ADAMS LAKE DAM
WILSON LAKE DAM
WASHINGTON CO. S&WCD
SITE#1
LAKE WEDINGTON DAM
LAKE SEOUOYAH
LAKE FAYETTEVILLE
LAKE ELMDALE DAM
DBL BAR RANCH LAKE
DAM
MEADOWS LAKE DAM
CANTRELL LAKE DAM
LAKE LUCILLE DAM
BROCCARDO LAKE DAM
TENENBAUM LAKE DAM
HEDA LAKE DAM
MUDDY FORK SITE #3
ARKNO NAME 350
MUDDY FORK SITE #4
CITY OF WEST FORK
(SMALL WEIR)
HUNTON LAKE DAM
BRIDGES LAKE DAM
SMITH LAKE 1 DAM
SMITH LAKE 2 DAM
JENKINS LAKE DAM
Dam No.
AR00605
AR00606
AR01257
AR01258
AR01259
AROOOOO
AROOOOO
AR00202
AR00203
AR00204
AR00315

AR00316

AR00326

AR00327

AR00328

AR00359
AROOOOO
AR00279
AR00280
AR002B1

AR00282
AR00283
AR00284
AR00285
AR00286

AR00287
AR00288
AR00289
AR00290
AR00512

AR00513
AR00515
AROOS16
AR00517
AR00518
AR00522
AR01101
AR01110
AR01401
AROU03

AR01449
AR00291
AR00292
AR00293
AR00296
Latitude
33° 2'42"
33° 2'30"
33°18'24"
33"16'30»
33° 21 0"
0° O1 0"
0° 0' 0"
35°35'30»
35°27' 24"
35°32'21"
35028'24"

35<.28 , 9.,

35°28'34"

35°27'54"

35°29'24"

35°3B'47»
0" 0' 0"
36° 8'37"
35-54 '24"
35°56' 0"

35°56'30»
36" 0'13"
36° 0' 0"
36° 0' 0"
36° 3' 7"

36° 5-30"
36° 4' 0"
36° 8' 12"
36°11'54"
36° 4-48"

36° 3'12"
35°56' 0"
36" 4-42"
36" 5 '12"
36°10' 4"
36°12'42"
35058'12"
35°59'20"
35056M3»
35°55'41"

35°54'35"
35°25'12"
35°24'54"
35° 23' 6"
35° 4' 19"
Longtitude
92°11'12"
92°11'18"
92°34' 12"
92°48'12"
92°56'36»
0° 0' 0"
0" 0' 0"
92"26' 6"
92°26'18"
92°26'54"
92°33'59"

92"33'25"

92°39I41»

92°43'54»

92°48MO"

92°34'54"
0° 0' 0"
94°14'16"
94° 7'24"
94°20'36"

94°23'36»
94-25' 8"
94°11' 0"
94° 8' 6"
94°22'48"

94-21 -55"
94° 41 7"
94° 8' 18"
94-131 fin
94-28' 6"

94°29'42»
94°25' 6"
94° 9' 6"
94° 6'30"
94° 3' 7"
94-19' 18"
94°21' 2"
94°12'47"
94-201 911
94-11' 2"

94-21' 7"
91 °39 '30"
91-28-37"
91-28' 12"
91°41' 0"
Dam Type
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
ERPG
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Hazard
High
Low
Low
Low
Low
N
N
Lou
Low
Significant
Low

Low

Low

Low

Low

Lou
N
Significant
Low
Significant

Low
Significant
Significant
Significant
High

Significant
Significant
High
High
Low

LOW
Low
High
Significant
Significant
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Low

Low
Low
High
Low
Low
Contact
OLINKRAFT INC
OLINKRAFT INC.
F ANTHONY
JAMES SOWELL
C C LWEIS
CITY OF CLINTON
FAIRFIELD COMMUNITIES INC.
PAUL BONE
JOE D WHISENHUNT
EARDY SHANNON
POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

POINT REMOVE CREEK WID

TONY JACKSON
SEE PERMIT #83
JERRY E. HINSHAW
WILLIAM THOMAS
CITY OF PRAIRIE GROVE

FORREST ROGERS
CITY OF LINCOLN
DANNY THOMAS
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE
WASHINGTON COUNTY SSWCD

USDA FS
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
PAT MASSY

FRED SWEETER
LLOYD LOGINBUEL
LAKE LUCILLE PDA
BILL WHITFIELD
LEO KATE
AUTON PATRICK
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
OZARK MILLING INC
PRAIRIE GROVE WATER DEPT.
CITY OF WEST FORK

JERRY F. HUNTON
DON WILLIAMS
DR BERNARD SMITH
LARRY ROBINSON
E. C. JENKINS
Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
P
L
P
P
P
P
L

L

L

L

L

P
L
P
P
L

P
L
P
L
L

f
I
L
S
P

P
P
P
P
P
P
S
P
U
L

P
P
P
P
P

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                                                   State of Arkansas Inventory of Dams
County
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE

WHITE

WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE

WHITE

WHITE

WHITE

WHITE

WHITE

WHITE

WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE

YELL

YELL
YELL
YELL

YELL
YELL
YELL

YELL
YELL
YELL
YELL
YELL
YELL
Dam Name
KINLEY LAKE DAM
SCHROEDER LAKE 2 DAM
UYLDEUOOD LAKE DAM
RANSON LAKE DAM
HILL LAKE DAM
DONIPHAN LAKE DAM
LAKE BALD KNOB
WINGERT LAKE DAM
ARNONAME 23
SMITH POND DAM
CHAVELL LAKE 2 DAM
LERCHER LAKE NO. 1
DAM
LERCHER LAKE NO. 2
DAM
MYERS LAKE DAM
TROUTMAN LAKE DAM
B C SMITH LAKE DAM
BUDDY LAKE DAM
LITTLE RED RIVER
LOWER DAM
LITTLE RED RIVER
UPPER DAM
DES ARC BAYOU
WID/SITE #3
DES ARC BAYOU
WID/SITE #4
DES ARC BAYOU
WID/SITE #5
DES ARC BAYOU
WID/SITE #1
DES ARC BAYOU
WID/SITE #2
HENLEY >S DAM
BENNETT 'S DAM
CLOYE'S DAM
PANTHER CREEK
RESERVOIR
CEDAR-PIHEY CREEKS
WATERSHED SITE #3
BLUE MOUNTAIN
NIMROD
DARDANELLE LOCK AND
DAM
SPRING LAKE DAM
CEDAR-PINEY SITE #1
MOCKINGBIRD HILL
LAKE DAM
KING FISHER LAKE DAM
HARRIS FISH FARM DAM
SCHOONOVER LAKE DAM
POND CREEK LAKE DAM
CHAMBERS LAKE DAM
YELL CO.S&WCD SITE
Dam No.
AR00298
AR00299
AR00300
AR00301
AR00302
AR00303
AR00304
AR00305
AR00306
AR00361
AR00391
AR00507

AR00508

AROOS09
AROOS60
AR01115
AR01116
AR01404

AR01405

AROU10

AROH13

AR01414

AROU18

AR01441

AR01466
AROH67
AROU90
AROH96

AROOOOO

AR00157
AR00158
AR00162

AR00754
AR00756
AR00757

AR00758
AR00759
AR00763
AR00764
AR00765
AR00766
Latitude
35° 4 '54"
35" 7'49»
35°16'16"
35°29' 4"
35°23'30"
35°15'12"
35°20M2"
35°20'20"
35°15'22"
35°13'18"
35-23 -42"
35=12118"

35°11'30"

35°16'28»
35" 4' 5"
35°23'48"
35°24'48"
35°16'24"

35°18' 7"

35°13'39"

35°13'22"

35°11'56"

35°16'28"

35°14'32"

35°10' 9"
35°19'55»
35°23' 4"
35°19'13"

35° 8'16"

35° 6'13"
34°57' 6"
35°14'55"

35° 8 '58"
35° 6 '49"
35° 6 '30"

35° 5 '48"
35° 6- 0"
35° 5-12"
35° 5 '18"
35° 2'42"
35" 2'17"
Longtitude
9r51'18"
91°46'43"
91°43'19"
91°36'43"
91°40'24"
91°40'30"
91°35'36"
92° 5 '48"
92° 5'20"
91 "45 -30"
91°40'11»
91°51'18"

91°53'17"

91°57'30"
92° 5-30"
91°28'30"
91°36' 6"
91°42'32"

91°43'55"

91°56'47"

91°49' 7"

91°48' 4"

91°54'12"

91°56'18"

92° 6 '27"
91°57' 0"
91°34'54"
9r53'21"

93°35'13"

93°38'58"
93° 9'36"
93°10'15"

93°25'30"
93°29'36"
93°13'12"

93° 6 '30"
93°21'18"
93°12'18"
93° 7'24"
93°27'42"
93°26'55"
Dam Type
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE

RE
RE
RE
ER

RE

RE
PG
PG

VAPG
REPG
RE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Hazard
Low
Significant
Low
Low
Significant
Significant
Significant
Low
Low
Low
Low
Lou

Low

Lou
Low
Significant
Low
Low

Low

LOW

Low

Low

Low

Low

Lou
Lou
Lou
Lou



High
High
High

Significant
High
Low

Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Lou
Contact
KINLEY CORPORATION
R. SCHROEDER
WYLDEWOOD BOARD OF DIRECTORS
C. E. RANSON
JOHN HILL
T. S. SMITH/ SEARCY LUMBER
BALD KNOB WATER & SEWER SYSTEM
ROSS WINGERT ESTATE
CALVIN VOS
ODIS SMITH
JIMMY YINGLIND
H LERCHER

H LERCHER

RALPH MYERS AND SON
T L TOWNSEND
BERNARD C SMITH.MD
DON WILLIAMS
SEARCY WATER & SEWER SYSTEM

SEARCY WATER & SEWER SYSTEM

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.

OES ARC BAYOU WID

DES ARC BAYOU WID

DES ARC BAYOU WID

DES ARC BAYOU WID

GEORGE F. HENLEY
MIKE BENNETT
MR. BILLY CLOYES
WILLIS JOHNSTON

YELL COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT

DAEN SWL
DAEN SWL
DAEN SWL

USDA FS
CITY OF DANVILLE
MOCKINGBIRD HILL RANCH

ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
W P HARRIS
SCHOONOVER FARMS
ARKANSAS GAME & FISH COMM.
J E CHAMBERS
YELL COUNTY SOIL & WATER CD
Owner
Type
P
P
P
P
P
P
L
P
P
P
P
P

P

P
P
P
P
U

u

S

L

L

L

L

P
P
P
P

L

F
F
F

F
L
P

S
P
P
S
P
L
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                                                                                                                                    Owner
   County            Dam Name         Dam No.    Latitude   Longtitude  Dam Type      Hazard                     Contact               Type

                #1/BAILEY BR
YELL            OLA-DALE              AR00767   35°  T54"   93°13'58''    REPG      High           CITY OF OLA                            L
YELL            YELL CO.S&WCD SITE#2  AROK06   35"  8'  1"   93°31'5411    RE       Low           YELL COUNTY SOIL & WATER CD            L
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 1. Crystal
 2. Elmdale
 3. Beaver
 4. Hindsville
 5. Table Rock
 6. Bull Shoals
 7. Norfork
 8. Gunner Pool
 9. Mirror
10. Charles*
11. OldDavison*
12. Ashbaugh
13. Hubble
14. Frierson*
,15. Crowley's Ridge*
16. BobKidd
17. Devil's Den* .
18, Shepherd Springs
19. Fort:Srnitrr
20. Shores
21. Horseriead
22. Greers Ferry
23. Barriett
 24. Craighead Forest
 25. Big Lake
 26. Mallard
 27. Hogue
 28. Poinsett
 29. Ozark
 30. Dardanelle
 31. Atkins
 32. Overcup
 33. Brewer
 34. Bennett
 35: Village Creek*
 36. Burnt Cane
 37. Sugartoaf
 38. Hinkle
 39. Blue Mountain
 40. Spring
 41. Nimrbd
 42. Kingfisher
 43. Bailey
 44. Harris Brake
. 45. Sylvia
 46. Winona
47. Maumelle
48. Conway.,
49. DesArc
50. Greenlee
51.Horseshoe
52. Bear Creek
53. Storm Creek
54. Wilhelmina
55. Ouachita
56. Hamilton
57. Catherine
58. Old Town (Midway)
59. DeQueen
60. Shady Lake
61. Gillham
62. Dierks
63. Greeson
64. DeGray
65. Cox Creek
66. Pine Bluff
67. Hatowell
68. Merrisach
69. Mellwood
70. Millwood
71. Boisd'Arc
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72. Rrst Old River Lake
73. June
74. Erling
75. White Oak
76. Tri-County
77. Belcoe
78. Cafion
79. Seven Devils Swamp
80. Feteenthal
81. Georgia Pacific
82. Macon
83. Enterprise
84. Wilson Brake
85. Grampus
86. Chfcot
87. Grand
88. Bentonville
89. Trumman Baker ,
90. Mercer Bayou
91. Columbia
92. Cane Creek
93. Wallace
94. Sproles/Pickthome
95. Wright
96. Cargite
97. Gurdon Lake and Big
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The following waters have sportfishing regu-
lations the same as statewide' EXCEPT as
listed below:        -       .  '   -
Arkansas River
Striper/hybrid combined limit: 10 including
all connecting lakes. An additional 10 chan-
nel catfish under 16" may be taken on.the
Arkansas River within the Corps of Engi-
neers project boundaries including that por-
tion below Dam #2 to the Yancopin railroad
bridge (excluding Arkansas Post Canal).
All species: Rod and pole only-from 100
yards below Dardanelle Oam to Highway 7
bridge and from 100 yards below Dam #2 to
the mouth of the Morgan Cut-Off.
Ashbaugh Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15° minimum
Atalanta Lake
Catfish limit: S
All species: Rod and pole only
Bailey Lake
Catfish Smit: 5
Ait spea'es: Rod and pole only
Bamett Lake
Largemouth bass protected slot limit: 13"-16"
Beaver Lake
Black bass length limit 12" minimum
StripeirtiybrtH'combinedlimit: 3
No limit on white bass in reservoir and tributaries.
Beaver Lake Tailwaters
Cutthroat and Brown trout limit: 2 with 16"
minimum length.
PaddleBsh limit: 2 in tailwaters
No more than 2 rods or poles per individual
may be used and must be attended at all
:timesfrqrnBeaverDamto Highway 62 bridge.
Bennett Lake
Catfish limit: 5
AH species: Rod and pole only
Bentonville Lake
Catfish Smif. 5
M species: Rod and pole only
Big Lake NWR
Black bass length limit: 12" minimum
Big Timber Lake
Cattish< limit .5
AH species: Rod and pole only :
Blanchard Springs Lake
No more than 2 rods or poles per individual
may.be used and must be attended at all
times from the spring to Mirror Lake Dam.
Blue Mountain Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
BlytheviUe City Parks lakes
Catfish limit: 5
BobKidd
Black bass protected slot Cmit: 13"-16"
Brewer Lake
Largemouth bass length limit 15" minimum
Bull Shoals  Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
Smallmouth and spotted bass length limit:
12"minimum.'
Striper/hybrid combined limit: 3
Bull Shoals Tailwaters
Cutthroat and Brown trout limit: 2 With 16"
minimum length.
Catch and release only from November 1
through January 31 from Bull Shoals Dam to
the downstream boundary of  Bull Shoals
State Park. Artificial lures or flies with single,
barbless hook no larger than #8 only may be
used for all species from November 1 through
January 31 from Bull Shoals Dam to the down-
stream boundary of Bull Shoals State Park.
M species: Rod and pole only including all
tributaries from 100 yards below Bull Shoals
Dam to the Highway 58 bridge at Guiort. No
more than 2 rods or poles per individual may
be used for trout and must be attended at all
times from Bull Shoals Dam to Highway 58
bridge at Guion.
Cambadelle
Catfish limit: 5
AH species: Rod and pole only
Camp Femcliff Lake
Catfish limit: 5
Cargile
Blackbass limit: 4wfth  16"-21" protected slot
limit; no more than 1 over 21"
Carol Cross Lake
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only     ' :
Cave City lakes
CatSshlinvf. 5
Cedar-Piney Watershed Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
Chicot Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
Clearfork Lake
Catfish limit: 5
Clubhouse Lake
Catfish limit: 5
Columbia Lake
Black bass protected slot limit: 13"-16"
Craighead Forest Lake
Catfish limit: S
AH spades; Rod and pole only
Crooked Creek
Smallmouth bass limit: 2 with 14" minimum.
Crowley's Ridge State Park .Lake
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
DeQueen Lake
Largemouth bass protected stotlenit 13"-18"
Devil's Den State Park Lake
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
Dierks Lake
Largemouth bass protected slot limit: 13"-16"
Dry Run Creek
Open to fishing by properly licensed disabled
individuals and those under 16 years of age,
from sunrise .to sunset only.
Only single-hook, artificial baits may be used.
Catch and release only.     -  -
Fourche La Fave River
AH spec/as: Rod and pole  only from 100
yardsbelowNimrodDamtoHighway7bridge.
Frierson Lake
Black bass length limit: 12" minimum
Grand Lake
No limit on catfish
Greenlee Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
Greets Ferry Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
Gunner Pool                 -
Catfish limit: 5
AH species: Rod and pole only
   CcMde  19.02. REQUIREMENTS TO POSSESS ANQTHERS
   WILDLIFE.  It shall be unlawful to possess wildlife or portions
   thereof,  taken  by  another  person  unless  such   wildlife  is
   accompanied by written and signed information stating name,
   address/number, species, date taken, and license number of
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Gurdon Lake
Catfish limit: 5
Alt species: Rod and pole only
Largemouthbass length limit: 15" minimum
Hayden Bend Pond
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
Hidden Lake
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
Hindsville Lake
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
HinkleLake  .
Largemouth bass protected slot limit: 13"-16"
Hogue Lake
Black bass length limit: 12" minimum
Upper Lake Hogue is rod and pole only.
Horseshoe Lake (Crittenden Co.)
Grapple limit: 50
Hubble Lake
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Hod and pole only
Kingfisher Lake
Cattish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
Little Missouri River (Greeson Tailwaters)
All species:  Rod and pole only from the
Narrows Dam to the mouth of Muddy Fork
Creek. No more than 2 rods or poles per
individual may be used'and must be at-
tended at all times from Lake Greeson Dam
to Highway 27 bridge at Murfreesboro.
Uttfe Red River (Greers Ferry Tailwaters)
Cutthroatand Brown trout limit: 2 with 16"
minimum
All species: Rod and pole only, from Greers
Ferry Dam  to Highway 305 bridge. No more
than 2 rods or poles per individual may be used
'and must be attended at aJltimes from Greers
Ferry Dam  to Highway 305 bridge.
Little Rock Parks lakes
Catfish limit 5
Lou  Emma Lake
Black bass Unit: 5
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
Mallard Lake
Black bass length limit: 12" minimum
Maumelle Lake
Largemouth bass length limit: 15" minimum
Millwood
Black bass limit:  3
Catfish limit:  In  addition to daily limit, 10
channel catfish of any size may be taken.
Largemouth bass length limit: 16" minimum
Mirror Lake
All species: Rod and pole only
Mississippi River
Crappie limit: 50 between main levees
No limit on catfish between main levees.
Newark City Lake
Catfish limit: 5
Norfork Lake
Largemouth length Unit: 15" minimum
Smallmouth and spotted bass length limit:
12" minimum.
Striper/hybrid combined Unit: 3
North Fork River (Norfork Tailwaters)
Cutthroat and Brown trout limit: 2 with 16"
minimum length
All species: Rod and pole only from 100
yards below' Norfork Dam to White River. No
more than 2 rods or poles per individual may
be used for .trout and must be attended at all
times.
North Little Rock City Park lakes
Catfish limit: 5          '   "
Old Davidson State Park Lake
Catfish limit: 5  -
AH species: Rod and pole only
Paradise  Lake
Catfish limit: 5
Reynold's Park Lake
Catfish limit: 5
Al species: Rod and pole only
Sequoyah Lake
No limit on white bass.
Shady Lake
Catfish limit: 5
All species: Rod and pole only
Spring Lake
Catfish limit: 5
AO species: Rod and pole only
Spring River
Cutthroat and Brown trout limit 2 with 16*
minimum length
All species: Rod and pole only including all
tributaries from 100 yards below Dam #1 to
the mouth of Myatt Creek. No more than Z
 rods or poles per individual may be usi
 trout and must be attended at all times
 the mouth of spring to Many Islands C
 Tommy Sproles/Pickthome Lake
 Largemouth bass: Catch and release
 Sylvia Lake
 Catfish limit: 5
 AH species: Rod and pole only
 Table Rock Lake
 Black bass length limit 12" minimum
:PatkHefish:2 including all Arkansas tribu
 Truman Baker Lake "
 Catfish limit: 5
 AH species: Rod and pole only
 Twin Lakes A & B
 Catfish limit: 5
 U.S. Forest Service lakes
 Catfish limit 5, where posted by U.S. F
 Service.
 AS species: Rod and pole only where pi
 by U.S. Forest Service
 Village Creek State Park Lake
 Catfish limit: 5
 All species: Rod and pole only
 West Memphis City Park lakes
 All species: Rod and pole only
 White River (Lower)
 PadcBefish limit: 2 in 100-yard bankfi
 area below Darn #1 at Batesville.
 Wilhelmina Lake
 Largemouth bass protected slot limit 13
 Wright Lake
 Largemouth bass length Soft: 15* mini
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