Florida Water Quality Assessment Layers

Overview This map service presents Florida environmental assessment layers for impaired waters, total maximum daily loads, monitoring stations, restoration planning, and grant funded projects. It supports map display, feature queries, and data access for watershed management and water quality review. Layers Impaired Waters Rule stations and WIN monitoring locations shown as point features with station identifiers, location names, county information, waterbody references, verification details, and result counts. Impaired waters, verified list waterbody identifiers, TMDL development priority basins, Florida TMDLs, EPA established TMDLs, restoration plans, and TMDL basin groups shown as polygon features. NPS grant funded projects shown as point features with project names, grant programs, funding amounts, counties, dates, and execution status. Characteristics The service visualizes statewide water quality management geography across Florida using points and polygons in a projected state coordinate system. Several layers use unique value symbology by station type, basin group, pollutant group, TMDL status, primary monitoring type, or plan type. Popup windows surface key identifiers, names, waterbody references, assessment categories, pollutant information, dates, and related documentation links. Temporal summary: The service is not time-aware. The layers represent assessment cycles, adopted plans, project dates, and monitoring records from published datasets that can be reviewed as static map content. Geographic Coverage The map service covers Florida statewide, with full coverage for monitoring, assessment, and restoration features across the state. Use Cases This service supports viewing impaired waters assessments, locating monitoring stations, reviewing TMDL status and planning areas, exploring restoration strategy coverage, and identifying grant funded water quality projects. Data credit is attributed to FDEP and DEAR.