Williams-Barneveld Creek listed as impaired

October 20, 2026

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Williams-Barneveld Creek is listed as impaired on Wisconsin's 303(d) list in the 2026 assessment cycle, requiring a cleanup plan (TMDL).¹ The listing indicates the stream is not meeting water quality standards for one or more designated uses and does not yet have an approved restoration plan in place.¹

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1. EPA ATTAINS (303(d) impaired waters)

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