Wastewater Outfalls
TCEQ's ArcGIS 'Wastewater Outfalls' layer (Public/WW_oufalls/MapServer/0), publishing all TCEQ-permitted (and proposed-permit) TPDES/NPDES wastewater discharge outfall points statewide, with TCEQ-supplied decimal-degree…
Questions this answers
2 · best fit firstTCEQ's statewide outfall-grain layer publishes outfall, permittee, permit and NPDES identifiers, discharge type, water segment, basin, county, raw status, and decimal-degree coordinates, directly identifying officially permitted or proposed wastewater outfalls and their reported area profile.
TCEQ's statewide outfall-grain layer publishes raw STATUS together with permit and NPDES identifiers and coordinates, and its verified scope distinguishes permitted from proposed-permit records. Preserve the raw regulator status and retrieval date; no issue, effective, expiration, or last-change date is asserted.
Fields it delivers
7 fieldsThe first-party TCEQ page or service identifies a Texas statewide environmental program dataset. Coverage is confined to Texas and does not imply complete records for every location.
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