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773 inventory records · HydroWASTE v1.0 / United States

Data years: 2012. The inventory date does not establish current operation.

773 results

CompareNameNative sizeYear
LEMAY WWTPHW:31742574,338 population served2012
BISSELL POINT WWTPHW:31741559,471 population served2012
KC BLUE RIVER STPHW:31720433,096 population served2012
LBVSD ATHERTON PLANTHW:31848271,772 population served2012
SPRINGFIELD SW WWTPHW:31753183,235 population served2012
MISSOURI RIVER WWTPHW:31744179,931 population served2012
COLDWATER CREEK WWTPHW:31743150,980 population served2012
COLUMBIA REGIONAL WWTPHW:31712135,465 population served2012
K C WEST SIDE WWTPHW:31721129,195 population served2012
MSD GRAND GLAIZE WWTFHW:3174686,686 population served2012
ST JOSEPH WWTPHW:3173985,300 population served2012
BIRMINGHAM WWTPHW:3172279,454 population served2012
O FALLON STPHW:3190073,429 population served2012
NEW LOWER MERAMEC WWTPHW:3174563,992 population served2012
MSD FENTON WWTPHW:3174759,599 population served2012
JEFFERSON CITY WWTPHW:3171651,752 population served2012
SPENCER CREEK STPHW:3190248,775 population served2012
RCSD KIMMSWICK WWTPHW:3204544,900 population served2012
DUCKETT CREEK STP 1HW:3196044,851 population served2012
TURKEY CREEK WWTPHW:3171943,369 population served2012
CAPE GIRARDEAU WWTPHW:3171042,072 population served2012
BLUE SPRINGS SNI A BARHW:3190340,208 population served2012
ST CHAS MISS RIVER STPHW:3173835,952 population served2012
ROCK CREEK WWTPHW:3171535,094 population served2012
SPRINGFIELD NW WWTPHW:3175431,980 population served2012
ST CHAS MO RIVER STPHW:3173731,408 population served2012
WENTZVILLE WATER RECLAMATIONHW:3195931,095 population served2012
DUCKETT CREEK WWTP 2HW:3196225,500 population served2012
SALINE CREEK REGIONAL WWTFHW:3188825,322 population served2012
BRANSON COMPTON DR WWTPHW:3211824,514 population served2012
BELTON WWTPHW:3190722,316 population served2012
Cooper Creek WWTPHW:3211921,720 population served2012
USA FT LEONARD WOOD WWTPHW:3235221,000 population served2012
HOLLISTER WWTPHW:3180719,978 population served2012
NIXA WWTPHW:3227019,815 population served2012
SHOAL CREEK FACILITYHW:3171818,962 population served2012
LEBANON WWTPHW:3246818,774 population served2012
HANNIBAL WWTPHW:3171417,907 population served2012
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS WWTPHW:3186517,725 population served2012
POPLAR BLUFF S LAGOONHW:3173117,657 population served2012
LAKE OZARK REGIONAL WWTPHW:3234217,474 population served2012
CARTHAGE WWTPHW:3171117,378 population served2012
ROLLA SE WWTPHW:3173416,861 population served2012
FESTUS CRYSTAL CITY WWTPHW:3188316,722 population served2012
KIRKSVILLE WWTPHW:3172716,704 population served2012
FULTON WWTPHW:3171316,400 population served2012
SIKESTON WWTPHW:3175215,318 population served2012
Center Creek WWTPHW:3201515,268 population served2012
Moberly WWTPHW:3173014,945 population served2012
REPUBLIC WWTPHW:3185114,847 population served2012
CAMERON WWTPHW:3213614,733 population served2012
TODD CREEK WWTPHW:3172314,246 population served2012
PARK HILLS MINERAL BELT WWTPHW:3170914,235 population served2012
WASHINGTON WWTPHW:3188014,082 population served2012
CARROLLTON WWTPHW:3211113,534 population served2012
MEXICO WWTPHW:3172913,520 population served2012
HWY 141 WWTPHW:3189013,293 population served2012
JACKSON WWTPHW:3176113,158 population served2012
MARSHALL WWTPHW:3172812,665 population served2012
SHOAL CREEK WWTPHW:3200512,221 population served2012
WEST PLAINS WWTPHW:3175711,986 population served2012
MARYVILLE WWTPHW:3198311,972 population served2012
BOONVILLE WWTPHW:3244611,019 population served2012
HARRISONVILLE WWTPHW:3191510,519 population served2012
CLINTON WWTPHW:3222010,508 population served2012
KENNETT WWTPHW:3208610,432 population served2012
PACIFIC WWTPHW:3187510,152 population served2012
BRUSH CREEK WWTPHW:318579,996 population served2012
OZARK WWTPHW:322779,820 population served2012
MONETT WWTPHW:322629,773 population served2012
FARMINGTON WWTP WESTHW:322339,731 population served2012
PERRYVILLE WWTPHW:322869,725 population served2012
UNION LAGOONHW:318799,504 population served2012
WARRENSBURG W WWTPHW:317559,487 population served2012
EUREKA WWTPHW:319669,353 population served2012
FARMINGTON WWTP EASTHW:322329,270 population served2012
BOLIVAR WWTPHW:324189,211 population served2012
CHILLICOTHE WWTPHW:317638,968 population served2012
SEDALIA CENTRAL WWTPHW:317508,898 population served2012
WARRENTON WWTPHW:321508,612 population served2012
TRENTON MAIN WWTPHW:323078,500 population served2012
Carl Junction WWTPHW:320168,369 population served2012
NEVADA WWTPHW:317588,186 population served2012
Elk Valley WWTFHW:322788,000 population served2012
SMITHVILLE WWTPHW:318697,925 population served2012
SEDALIA NORTH WWTPHW:317497,770 population served2012
CHARLESTON WWTPHW:321077,747 population served2012
KEARNEY WWTPHW:318677,681 population served2012
LBVSD MIDDLE BIG CREEK WWTPHW:317337,613 population served2012
AURORA WWTPHW:317647,508 population served2012
OAK GROVE WWTPHW:324737,295 population served2012
DEXTER WEST WWTPHW:321277,143 population served2012
SEDALIA SOUTHEAST WWTPHW:317516,918 population served2012
SULLIVAN WWTPHW:318786,822 population served2012
MACON WWTPHW:323286,771 population served2012
WARRENSBURG EAST WWTPHW:317566,574 population served2012
FISHING RIVER WWTPHW:317256,552 population served2012
MARSHFIELD WWTPHW:324046,533 population served2012
GLAIZE CREEK WWTPHW:319586,300 population served2012
TROY WWTPHW:323046,057 population served2012

Regulatory context

General reference. This is not an exhaustive review of applicable law.

United States: Clean Water Act / NPDES

NPDES regulates pollutant discharges from point sources to waters of the United States. The permit sets limits and monitoring conditions. A CWNS code identifies an inventory record, not an NPDES permit.

  • Permit identifier and permitting authority: EPA or an authorized state.
  • Outfall and receiving water; sewer connections follow a different control route.
  • Current permit conditions, limits and dated measurements; these are not included in CWNS.

References reviewed: 2026-11-06. Individual applicability: undetermined. This profile does not establish authorization or compliance.