Map of Hampton Roads Regional Water Quality Monitoring sites.
Detailed Description
A map of the 12 monitoring sites in the Hampton Roads Regional Water Quality Program monitoring network. This long-term monitoring program consists of a network of water-quality monitoring stations, 2 per jurisdiction, across the cities of Newport News, Hampton, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Virginia Beach.
- Storm Drain at Coliseum Drive at Hampton, VA
- Storm Drain at Professional PL near Chesapeake, VA
- Storm Drain at USAA Drive near at Norfolk, VA
- Storm Drain at Craneybrook Lane at Edgefield, VA
- Storm Drain at Lindsley Drive near Virginia Beach, VA
- Storm Drain at Rivers Ridge Circle near Newport News, VA
- Storm Drain at Daisy Drive near Portsmouth, VA
- Storm Drain at Lakewood Park Drive (Lucas Creek) near Newport News, VA
- Storm Drain at Ludlow Drive near Kempsville, VA
- Conveyance Channel at Ramsgate Lane near Great Bridge, VA
- Storm Drain at Sheppard Avenue near Norfolk, VA
- Storm Drain West of Garrett Drive at Hampton, VA
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