DEQ - Pontiac Creek Watershed

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Pontiac Creek Watershed

Watershed Summary

Pontiac Creek is a 10-square mile, highly urbanized watershed that drains much of the City of Pontiac. The Pontiac Creek Watershed is approved under the CMI administrative rules and was funded under section 319. Its confluence is the Clinton River. It has greatly reduced nutrients, suspended solids, BOD, and other related pollutants to improve the water quality of Pontiac Creek and the Clinton River.

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Pontiac Creek Transition/Implementation (220 KB)

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