Water Protection Program

Nonpoint Source Management Program
Annual Reports

Section 319 of the 1987 amendment of the Clean Water Act requires states to establish a nonpoint source, or NPS, program.  States are to identify their NPS impaired or threatened water resources (e.g., 303(d) and 305(b) reports), and develop and implement controls to improve or prevent water quality impacts to those specified waters.  States are to report progress and success in implementing programs and controls, and to the extent possible, report on water quality improvements.

To meet the requirements of the Section 319 NPS Program, Missouri annually reports on the state's progress in meeting the goals outlined in the Nonpoint Source Management Plan.  The document also captures various NPS activities within each of the 66 major watersheds of the state (see map to left). The below table provides a break down of the document according to the table of contents.

The NPS annual report are submitted to the U.S. Envoironmental Protection Agency and various stakeholders. The information reported captures activities between Oct. 1 and Sept. 30 of the federal fiscal year.

	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
Annual Report - Complete Documents	3.3 MB	1.7 MB	5.8 MB	2.2 MB	4.7 MB
Report Table of Contents
	Page	Page	Page	Page	Page
Cover Page, Table of Contents	1	1	i	i	i
List of Figures	5	5	iv	iv	iv
I. Missouri's Nonpoint Source Management Program Mission Statement Missouri's Nonpoint Source Management Plan Elements of an Effective State Program - Missouri's Nine Key Elements State Programs Challenges	10	10	1	1	1
II. 319 Nonpoint Source Grant Program Overview Missouri Section 319(h) Nonpoint Management Grants Priorities and Project Selection Process Measuring Benefits of the Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source Management Grant Program Summary of Fiscal Year Project Evaluation Measures Summary of Fiscal Year 319 Grant Program Dollars Spent Summary of Fiscal Year 319 Results through Modeling Activities of the 319 Program Staff	13	13	4	4	4
III. 319 Project Accomplishments Successful 319 Nonpoint Source Grant Projects Successful Information and Education Project Successful Implementation Project Successful Water Quality Monitoring/Assessment Project	21	25	15	19	23
NPS Information for HUC 8 Watersheds (provides a summary of all the HUC 8 watersheds within Missouri)
Lower Des Moines Basin	31	29	23	29	28
Bear-Wyaconda Basin	33	31	25	31	31
North Fabius River Basin	37	35	29	34	34
South Fabius River Basin	40	39	33	38	38
The Sny River Basin	42	41	35	40	42
North Fork Salt River Basin	45	43	38	43	46
South Fork Salt River Basin	48	46	41	46	49
Salt River Basin	51	49	44	49	52
Cuivre River Basin	53	51	47	52	55
Peruque-Piasa River Basin	56	54	50	55	58
Cahokia-Joachim River Basin	58	56	53	58	61
Meramec River Basin	62	60	58	63	67
Bourbeuse River Basin	65	64	62	67	72
Big River Basin	68	67	65	70	76
Upper Mississippi-Cape Girardeau	72	71	70	75	81
Whitewater Basin	74	74	73	78	85
Lower Mississippi-Memphis Basin	77	77	76	81	89
New Madrid-St. John's Basin	79	79	78	84	92
Upper St. Francis River Basin	81	82	81	87	95
Lower St. Francis River Basin	84	85	84	90	99
Little River Ditches Basin	86	87	86	92	102
Cache River Basin	89	90	89	95	105
Keg-Weeping Water Basin	90	91	90	97	107
Nishnabotna River Basin	92	93	92	99	109
Tarkio-Wolf River Basin	94	95	94	101	111
Nodaway River Basin	96	97	96	103	114
Independence-Sugar Basin	98	99	98	105	117
Platte River Basin	100	102	101	108	120
One Hundred and Two River Basin	104	105	104	111	124
Lower Kansas River Basin	106	107	106	113	127
Upper Grand River Basin	108	109	108	115	129
Thompson River Basin	112	114	112	120	134
Lower Grand River Basin	116	118	117	124	137
Upper Chariton River Basin	120	121	120	128	141
Lower Charition River Basin	123	125	123	131	144
Little Chariton River Basin	126	128	126	134	147
Lower Marais des Cygnes	129	131	129	137	150
Little Osage River Basin	133	134	132	140	155
Marmaton River Basin	135	136	134	142	158
Harry S. Truman Reservoir	137	138	137	145	161
Sac River Basin	140	141	140	148	164
Pomme de Terre River Basin	144	145	145	152	169
South Grand River Basin	147	148	148	156	173
Lake of the Ozarks Basin	152	152	152	161	178
Niangua River Basin	155	155	155	165	181
Lower Osage River Basin	157	159	159	168	184
Upper Gasconade River Basin	160	162	162	171	187
Big Piney River Basin	164	166	166	175	190
Lower Gasconade River Basin	166	169	169	178	194
Lower Missouri-Crooked River Basin	168	171	171	181	197
Lower Missouri-Moreau River Basin	173	177	176	185	202
Lamine River Basin	179	183	183	191	209
Blackwater River Basin	184	188	188	196	214
Lower Missouri River Basin	187	191	191	199	217
Beaver Reservoir	190	194	195	203	221
James River Basin	192	196	197	205	225
Bull Shoals Lake Basin	197	202	203	211	231
North Fork White River Basin	201	205	206	214	234
Black River Watershed	203	208	210	217	237
Current River Basin	205	211	213	220	241
Lower Black River Basin	208	216	219	224	246
Spring River Basin (Howell/Oregon Counties)	210	218	221	226	249
Eleven Point River Basin	213	220	223	229	252
Lake O' the Cherokees	215	222	226	232	255
Sping River Basin	217	224	228	235	258
Elk River Basin	221	230	235	240	264
IV. Other Department Nonpoint Source Water Quality Accomplishments Agricultural NPS SALT Program Source Water Protection Total Maximum Daily Load, or TMDL, Development Underground Storage Tanks, or USTs Land Reclamation Program State Revolving Fund NPS Animal Waste Disposal Loan Program NPS Neighborhood Improvement Loans Brownfields Redevelopment Deep Water Well Drilling Future NPS Loan Programs and Projects Water Quality Standards/Monitoring/Assessments Water Quality Monitoring Water Quality Standards	225	234	240	245	269
V. Agency Partnerships Natural Resources Conservation Service Department of Health and Senior Services Missouri Department of Conservation Missouri Department of Agriculture United States Geological Survey	231	244	252	256	290
VI. Teams, Committees, and Volunteers Missouri Water Quality Coordinating Committee Clean Water Forum Water Resources Center Missouri Stream Teams/Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Program - Training Levels, Stream Team Monitoring/Assessment Activities	234	250	257	262	296
VII. Conclusion: Future Efforts	240	255	265	268	303
VIII. Appendices Water Data Available through USGS Watershed Information Network Know Your Watershed Surf Your Watershed Science in Your Watershed References and Useful Web Links Acronyms 303(d) List of Impaired Waters Map and LIst Outstanding National Resources Waters Outstanding State Resource Waters	241	256	266	269	304

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