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40 CFR 122 Appendix G Incorporated Places With Populations Greater Than 100,000 But Less Than 250,000 According to the 1990 Decennial Census by the Bureau of the Census

RegSenseWater ProgramsWater QualityEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA)Water QualityStormwaterEnglishCFR AppendixMunicipal WastewaterWater PermittingPoint SourcesCFR RegulationsIndustrial WastewaterEnvironmentalFocus AreaUSA

State Incorporated place
Alabama
  • Huntsville.
  • Mobile.
  • Montgomery.
AlaskaAnchorage.
Arizona
  • Mesa.
  • Tempe.
ArkansasLittle Rock.
California
  • Anaheim.
  • Bakersfield.
  • Berkeley.
  • Chula Vista.
  • Concord.
  • El Monte.
  • Escondido.
  • Fremont.
  • Fresno.
  • Fullerton.
  • Garden Grove.
  • Glendale.
  • Hayward.
  • Huntington Beach.
  • Inglewood.
  • Irvine.
  • Modesto.
  • Moreno Valley.
  • Oceanside.
  • Ontario.
  • Orange.
Colorado
  • Aurora.
  • Colorado Springs.
  • Lakewood.
  • Pueblo.
Connecticut
  • Bridgeport.
  • Hartford.
  • New Haven.
  • Stamford.
  • Waterbury.
Florida
  • Fort Lauderdale.
  • Hialeah.
  • Hollywood.
  • Orlando.
  • St. Petersburg.
  • Tallahassee.
Georgia
  • Columbus.
  • Macon.
  • Savannah.
IdahoBoise City.
Illinois
  • Peoria.
  • Rockford.
Indiana
  • Evansville.
  • Fort Wayne.
  • Gary.
  • South Bend.
Iowa
  • Cedar Rapids.
  • Davenport.
  • Des Moines.
Kansas
  • Kansas City.
  • Topeka.
KentuckyLexington-Fayette.
Louisiana
  • Baton Rouge.
  • Shreveport.
Massachusetts
  • Springfield.
  • Worcester.
Michigan
  • Ann Arbor.
  • Flint.
  • Grand Rapids.
  • Lansing.
  • Livonia.
  • Sterling Heights.
  • Warren.
MississippiJackson.
Missouri
  • Independence.
  • Springfield.
NebraskaLincoln.
Nevada
  • Las Vegas.
  • Reno.
New Jersey
  • Elizabeth.
  • Jersey City.
  • Paterson.
New York
  • Albany.
  • Rochester.
  • Syracuse.
  • Yonkers.
North Carolina
  • Durham.
  • Greensboro.
  • Raleigh.
  • Winston-Salem.
Ohio
  • Akron.
  • Dayton.
  • Youngstown.
OregonEugene.
Pennsylvania
  • Allentown.
  • Erie.
Rhode IslandProvidence.
South CarolinaColumbia.
Tennessee
  • Chattanooga.
  • Knoxville.
Texas
  • Abilene.
  • Amarillo.
  • Arlington.
  • Beaumont.
  • Corpus Christi.
  • Garland.
  • Irving.
  • Laredo.
  • Lubbock.
  • Mesquite.
  • Pasadena.
  • Plano.
  • Waco.
UtahSalt Lake City.
Virginia
  • Alexandria.
  • Chesapeake.
  • Hampton.
  • Newport News.
  • Portsmouth.
  • Richmond.
  • Roanoke.
Washington
  • Spokane.
  • Tacoma.
WisconsinMadison .

[64 FR 68847 Dec. 8, 1999]

['Water Programs']
['Point Sources', 'Water Permitting', 'Stormwater', 'Municipal Wastewater', 'Industrial Wastewater', 'Water Quality']
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