2024 California Integrated Report

For the 2024 California Integrated Report, data from waterbodies in the San Francisco Bay, Santa Ana, and Los Angeles Regional Water Boards were assessed as “on-cycle” assessments. Data from waterbodies in the Central Valley Regional Water Board were assessed as “off-cycle” assessments for waters within the Sacramento River sub-area. The Sacramento River sub-area is defined as the Sacramento River watershed. It includes the mainstem of the Sacramento River above the legal boundary of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and all surface waters tributary to the mainstem. Additionally, some data from waterbodies within the Central Coast and San Diego Regional Water Boards are assessed as “off cycle” assessments.

The 2024 California Integrated Report was partially approved and partially disapproved by USEPA on December 13, 2024. USEPA approved the majority of the 303(d) list but identified 53 waterbody-pollutant combinations they are considering adding to the 303(d) list. USEPA are providing a public comment period for the 53 waterbody-pollutant combinations from December 13 to January 15, 2024 for comments: https://www.epa.gov/. The 2024 California Integrated Report is the current integrated report except for the 53 waterbody-pollutant combinations in public comment by USEPA.  See USEPA’s partial approval and partial disapproval letter for details: Partial Approval and Partial Disapproval of California’s 2024 List of Impaired Waters.

2024 California Integrated Report Map

2020-2022 Integrated Report Map

About the Map

This map displays the assessed waterbodies included in the California 2024 Integrated Report. Assessed waterbodies are surface waterbodies, such as rivers, lakes, and beaches, that are placed in one of five Integrated Report Condition Categories based on a waterbody’s ability to support beneficial use(s). The California 303(d) list portion of the California Integrated Report consists of waterbodies in Categories 4a, 4b, and 5. These waterbodies can be referred to as “listed” or “impaired”. The waterbody assessments are included in the map as a pop-up or in the attribute table.

Note, the waterbodies and data in the map are for informational purposes only and can be updated periodically. Please direct questions on the map layers to the Surface Water Quality Assessment program at this address: WQAssessment@waterboards.ca.gov

Reports and Downloads

Adoption Meeting and Final Integrated Report, Staff Report, and Response to Comments – March 13, 2024