• 189 Hazardous Air Pollutants List
• Dry Cleaning Compliance Calendar
• Stage I and Stage II Compliance  Calendar for Gasoline Dispensing Facilities
• Air Consultant's Listing
• Best Management Practices; for many various industry sectors
• Environmental Management Guide for Small Laboratories
• Air Regulations and Federal Regulation links
• Guidance/Information for Virginia's Small Business Community
• Northern Virginia Voluntary Auto Body Shop Self-Certification Program
  • Workbook
  • Checklist
• Waste Reduction Tips
• Trade Associations
• New or Updated Regulatory Information
• Grant or Financial Information

Storage Tanks Program

Publications are available on the website or on request from the Water Division, Office of Spill Response and Remediation, Underground Storage Tanks Program, Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218.

• Fact Sheet: AST Closure Site Assessments
• Financial Responsibility Fact Sheet and Demonstration Mechanisms for ASTs
• Groundwater Characterization Study and Groundwater Monitoring Guidelines
• Guidance for Evaluating Vapor Monitoring Data Collected
• Guidelines for the Preparation of the Oil Discharge Contingency Plan
• Petroleum Storage Tank Compliance Manual
• Storage Tank Program Technical Manual
• UST Financial Responsibility Fact Sheet
• VPSTF Fact Sheet Regarding Liability for Petroleum Cleanup and Access to VPSTF Following Residential Property Transfer
• VPSTF Remediation Cost Reimbursement Guidance Manual (Vol. 1, Application Procedures; Vol. 2, UCR Schedule)
• VPSTF "Third Party" (Physical Injury and Property Damage) Disbursements Guidance
• VPSTF Reconsideration Procedures Manual
• Guidelines for Underground Storage Tank Cathodic Protection Evaluation
• Storage Tank Program Quality Management Plan
• Lender Liability Exemption Guidelines
• EPA Brownfields Grant Eligibility Review for Petroleum Contaminated Sites
• Clarification of Statistical Inventory Reconciliation (SIR) Release Detection Guidance for Underground Storage Tanks
• Implementation of the VPDES General Permit for Discharges from Petroleum Contaminated Sites and Hydrostatic Discharges

Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program

Publications available from the Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program (Virginia CZM Program), Department of Environmental Quality, P. O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA.

General Program Information

• Virginia Coastal Zone Management Magazine (2 issues/year)
• • Highlights coastal resource management issues and activities in the Commonwealth
  • Distributed to local elected and appointed officials, state agencies, non-governmental organizations, federal CZM partners, other US state CZM programs and the general public.
• Coastal Needs Assessment and Strategy Report for Virginia
• • This report outlines the high priority coastal resource and issue areas on which the Virginia CZM Program will focus its attention, efforts and Section 309 funds over a 5-year period (federal match-free funding).  Current projects cover the 2006-2010 period.
• Evaluation Findings for the Virginia CZM Program, November 1999 through July 2003
• • The NOAA Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management conducted routine 3-year evaluation of the Virginia CZM Program in August 2003.  Draft findings for a more recent May 2006 evaluation will soon be available on-line.
  • The evaluation includes opportunity for public comment and feedback in the activities and management of the program.
• Virginia CZM Program Funding Fact Sheet
• • An overview of funding received and where it has been spent.  This fact sheet was designed specifically for Congress to highlight the accomplishments of CZM funding and gain support for continuous and increased funding.  
• State of Virginia Coast
• • Prepared with input from all of the Virginia CZM Program member agencies and localities. It addresses five core areas of coastal management including: wildlife and fisheries, habitat, planning and development, water quality and public access and information. The report is used to help clarify coastal resource trends and management needs.
• Virginia CZM Program Brochure
• • Describes in brief the structure, mission and goals of the program.
• Virginia CZM Program Environmental Impact Statement
• • Available in hardcopy only.
  • Also known as the “Program Document” this report outlines the establishment of the program in 1986.
• Virginia CZM Program Fact Sheet
• • Highlights Virginia's federally approved coastal zone management program.
  • Produced in cooperation with the NOAA Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management.
• Virginia Coastal Program Projects On-line Catalogue
• • This on-line catalogue includes summary information on grant projects completed for the program, including documents and reports produced, project results and contact information.
• Virginia Shoreline Management Analysis Report
• • This report reviews the current shoreline management process in Virginia, including shoreline erosion control practices and the multiple objectives of the current shoreline management process framework.
• Virginia Special Area Management Plan Fact Sheets
• • These fact sheets describe Special Area Management Planning in Virginia (watershed based planning looking at environmental and economic concerns) and specific project accomplishments

Oysters and Reef Restoration Informational and Educational Handouts

• Virginia Oyster Heritage Program Brochure (1999-2001)
• Oyster and Reef Habitat Fact Sheet
• “Build-A-Reef” educational activity.  Instructions Available for schools and exhibits.
• Amazing Oysters
• • An educational activity for children highlighting the value of oyster habitat.
• Omar of the Reef “I Filter Water” Tattoos
• • Available in hardcopy only.
• Virginia Oyster Heritage Program Bumper Stickers
• • Limited quantity available.
• Virginia Oyster Gardening Guide
• • On-line version and hardcopies available.

Virginia Seaside Heritage Program and Seagrass Restoration

• Virginia Seaside Heritage Program Brochure
• Seagrass Habitat Fact Sheet
• “Build-A-Bed” educational activity
• • Instructions to design activity available.
• Life on the Beach Isn’t Always Easy – Virginia Barrier Island Beach Nesting Bird Brochure
• • Highlights the barrier island habitat needs of beach nesting birds, including a map of the Eastern Shore showing land ownership and information on visiting the sites.
• Navigating the Virginia Eastern Shore Seaside Water Trail Brochure
• • Brochure markets an on-line guide to the trail.
• Migratory Birds Seen During the Virginia Eastern Shore Birding and Wildlife Festival
• • Checklist of species and sitings.
• Eastern Shore of Virginia Birding and Wildlife Festival Placemat
• • Highlights the importance of Virginia’s lower Delmarva Peninsula to the migratory bird populations and the value of protecting the habitat these birds and other wildlife require. 

Other publications available in large quantities and distributed by the Virginia CZM Program

• Shoreline Erosion Problems? Think Green
• • Outlines how establishing marsh vegetation can provide long-term shoreline stabilization.  Funded by the Virginia CZM Program and published by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science.
• Native Plants for Conservation, Restoration, and Landscaping
• • Brochures on plantings for riparian buffers, grasslands and by geographic region.  Funded by the Virginia CZM Program and produced by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation - Division of Natural Heritage.

Virginia Water Protection Permit Program

• Financial and Technical Assistance Potential Sources for Voluntary Wetland Activities in Virginia, Sept. 2004: www.deq.state.va.us/wetlands/pdf/resourcesvolrestorationsept04.PDF
• Guide to the Virginia Water Protection Permit Process, June 2003
• Suggestions for Proposing Mitigation Banks: www.deq.virginia.gov/wetlands/pdf/mitigation.pdf
• Template Mitigation Banking Instrument, May 2004: www.deq.virginia.gov/wetlands/pdf/finalMBItemplateMay2004.pdf
• Tools for Targeting Sites for Voluntary Wetland Activities, Sept. 2004: www.deq.virginia.gov/wetlands/pdf/toolsvoluntaryrestoration.pdf
• Permit Application Checklists for VWP General Permits WP1, WP2, WP3, and WP4, Oct. 2006

Waste Division

Publications are available on the website or on request from the Waste Division, Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218.

• Compendium of Superfund National Priorities List Site Fact Sheets, March 2003
• Comprehensive Evaluation of Solid Waste Managed in the Commonwealth, 2000
• Final Report on the Ten-Year Review of Solid Waste Management Permits, January 2003, October 2003, November 2004, October 2005
• Management of Municipal Solid Waste in Virginia (historical review), 1998
• Prioritization and Closure Schedule for HB 1205 Landfills, 2001
• Solid Waste Managed in Virginia, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
• Virginia Toxic Release Inventory Summary Reports for 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

Wastewater Treatment Program

Publications are available on request from the Office of Operator Training at the fee indicated plus 5% sales tax, payable by check or money order to the Office of Finance, Dept. of Environmental Quality, PO Box 1104, Richmond, VA 23218.

Wastewater Treatment Plants Operator Training Manuals:

• Activated Sludge Process Control I, 3rd ed., 2003. $3.50
• Activated Sludge Process Control II, 3rd ed., 2004. $3.50
• Advanced Wastewater License Review, 5th ed., 2 vols., 2001. $10.00
• Anaerobic Sludge Digestion, 2nd ed., 2004. $3.50
• Basic Wastewater License Review, 5th ed., 2 vols. 1999. $6.00
• Chemical Treatment. $4.00
• Concepts of Activated Sludge, 3rd ed. $3.00
• Extended Aeration Package Plants, 2nd ed., 2001. $3.00
• Introduction to Wastewater Treatment, 2nd ed. $4.50
• Preliminary Treatment. $2.50
• Preventive Maintenance Program Planning, 2nd ed. $1.00
• Primary Treatment. $2.50
• Safety, 2nd ed. $1.00
• Septic Tank--Sand Filters, 2nd ed. $3.00
• Sludge Treatment and Disposal. 2nd ed., 2003. $4.00
• Stabilization Ponds. $3.50
• Trickling Filters. $3.50
• Wastewater Chlorination. 2nd ed., 2004. $4.00
• Wastewater Flow Measurement. $4.00
• Wastewater Pump Maintenance, Centrifugal Pump. $4.00
• Wastewater Testing, Basic Skills, 3rd ed. $2.00
• Wastewater Testing, Chemical Oxygen Demand, 2nd ed. $3.00
• Wastewater Testing, D. O. and BOD, 3rd ed., $2.00
• Wastewater Testing, Fecal Coliform, 2nd ed., $4.00
• Wastewater Testing for Small Plants, 2nd ed. $3.00
• Wastewater Testing, Nutrients, Ammonia and TKN, 2003. $3.00
• Wastewater Testing, Nutrients, Nitrate & Nitrite, 3rd ed., 2005, $3.00
• Wastewater Testing, Nutrients, Phosphorus, 3rd ed., 2005, $2.00
• Wastewater Testing, Oil and Grease, 2nd ed., 2003. $1.00
• Wastewater Testing, pH and Chlorine, 4th ed., 1999. $2.00
• Wastewater Testing, Solids, 3rd ed. $2.00
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Math, 3rd ed. $3.50
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Performance Analysis, 2nd ed. $5.00

Water Quality Assessment Programs

Publications are available on the website or on request from the Water Division, Water Quality Assessment Programs, Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218.

• 303(d) Total Maximum Daily Load Priority List, 1996, 1998, 2002: www.deq.virginia.gov/wqa/303d.html
• Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) Concentrations in Fish Tissue Collected in the Roanoke (Staunton) and Dan Rivers. Summary of the Delta from the 1998-1999 Studies and a Comparison with Historic Data. Complied from Studies Conducted by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. August 31, 2000. 206 p.
• Virginia Water Quality Assessment, 305(b)303d Integrated Report, 2004: www.deq.virginia.gov/wqa/ir2004.html
• Virginia Water Quality Assessment Report to EPA and Congress (305[b] report), 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002: www.deq.virginia.gov/wqa/305b.html

Toxics Reduction in State Waters Reports:

• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly (1st Annual Report) January 1998. Submitted by Thomas L. Hopkins, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. (This report is not available in its entirety in electronic form-only basic text).
• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly. (2nd Annual Report) December 1998. Submitted by: Dennis Treacy, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. (This report is available in electronic form from Don Smith, but may need some editing to resolve software incompatibilities, prior to being posted on the DEQ Website)
• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly. (3rd Annual Report) January 2000. Submitted by: Dennis Treacy, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. (This report is available in electronic form from Don Smith, but may need some editing to resolve software incompatibilities, prior to being posted on the DEQ Website)
• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly. (4th Annual Report) January 2001. Submitted by: Dennis Treacy, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality: www.deq.virginia.gov/watermonitoring/tox.html
• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly (5th Annual Report) January 2002. Submitted by: Dennis Treacy, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality: www.deq.virginia.gov/watermonitoring/tox.html
• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly (6th Annual Report) January 2003. Submitted by: Robert Burnely, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality: www.deq.virginia.gov/watermonitoring/tox.html
• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly (7th Annual Report) January 2004. Submitted by: Robert Burnely, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality: www.deq.virginia.gov/watermonitoring/tox.html
• The Reduction of Toxics in State Waters - A Report to the General Assembly (8th Annual Report) January 2005. Submitted by: Robert Burnely, Director, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality: www.deq.virginia.gov/watermonitoring/tox.html

Virginia Ambient Water Quality Monitoring Reports:

• Virginia Ambient Water Quality Monitoring Report - Monitoring Year 1996; Covering the Period July 1, 1995-June 30, 1996. Department of Environmental Quality, Water Quality Assessments, Richmond, Virginia. June 15, 1997 
• Virginia Ambient Water Quality Monitoring Report - Monitoring Year 1997; Covering the Period July 1, 1996-June 30, 1997. Department of Environmental Quality, Water Quality Assessments, Richmond, Virginia. October 30, 1997. DEQ Technical Bulletin WQA/1997-003
• Virginia Ambient Water Quality Monitoring Report - Monitoring Year 1998; Covering the Period July 1, 1997-June 30, 1998. Department of Environmental Quality, Water Quality Assessments, Richmond, Virginia. December 30, 1998. DEQ Technical Bulletin WQA/1998-003: www.deq.virginia.gov/water/my98rpt.html
• Virginia Ambient Water Quality Monitoring Report - Monitoring Year 1999; Covering the Period July 1, 1998-June 30, 1999. Department of Environmental Quality, Water Quality Assessments, Richmond, Virginia. December15, 1999. DEQ Technical Bulletin WQA/1999-004: www.deq.virginia.gov/water/my99rpt.html  

Watershed Programs Reports:

Publications are available on the website or on request from the TMDL Program, Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218-1105.

• 2006 Annual Report on Watershed Planning and Permitting, September 2006.
• • Reports to the Virginia General Assembly                       
  • 2006 Annual Report on Watershed Planning and Permitting - September 2006
• Virginia’s Watershed Planning Process for Water Quality Management (A Continuous Planning Process)
• 2005 Annual Report on Watershed Planning and Permitting, November 2005
• 2003 Annual Report on Watershed Planning and Permitting, March 2004
• 2002 Annual Report on Watershed Planning and Permitting, February 2003
• TMDL Program Five Year Progress Report, January 2005 (http://www.deq.virginia.gov/tmdl/pdf/04prgrpt.pdf)
• Factsheet for the Five Year Progress Report:  Fact Sheet

Total Maximum Daily Load Reports:

Chesapeake Bay and Small Coastal Basins reports:

• Bacteria TMDL for Coan River Watershed, December 2003
• Bacteria TMDL for Little Wicomico River Watershed, December 2003

James River Basin:

• Bacteria TMDL for Looney Creek Watershed, June 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Moore's Creek, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Reed Creek watershed, June 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Willis River, May 2002
• Organic Solids TMDLs for 6 Trout Farm Streams, June 2002
• Sediment TMDL for Unnamed Tributary to Deep Creek Watershed, May 2004

New River Basin:

• Bacteria and Sediment TMDL for Back Creek, June 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Dood Creek, December 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Mill Creek, June 2002
• Sediment TMDL for Stroubles Creek, January 2004

Potomac River Basin:

• Bacteria TMDL for Accotink Creek, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Catoctin Creek, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Four Mile Run, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Goose Creek Watershed, May 2003
• Sediment TMDLs for Goose Creek and Little River Watersheds, April 2004

Rappahannock River Basin:

• Bacteria TMDL for Deep Run Watershed, May 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Mountain Run, April 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Thumb Run, May 2002

Roanoke River Basin:

• Bacteria TMDL for Big Otter River, Sheeps Creek, Elk Creek, Machine Creek, and Little Otter River, February 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Birch Creek Watershed, May 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Gills Creek, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Lower Blackwater River, March 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Maggodee Creek, April 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Middle Blackwater River, December 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for North Fork Blackwater River, March 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for South Fork Blackwater River, February 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for South Mayo River Watershed, February 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Upper Blackwater River, March 2001
• Sediment TMDL for Ash Camp Creek Watershed, April 2004
• Sediment TMDL for North Fork Blackwater River Watershed, April 2004

Shenandoah River Basin:

• Ammonia and Chlorine TMDLs for Quail Run Watershed, August 2003
• Bacteria and Sediment TMDLs for Linville Creek Watersheds, September 2003
• Bacteria and Sediment TMDLs for Smith Creek Watershed, June 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Blacks Run, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Christians Creek, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Cooks Creek, June 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Cub Run Watershed, April 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Dry River, February 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Holmans Creek, December 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Mill Creek, March 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Muddy Creek, September 1999
• Bacteria TMDL for Naked Creek, May 2002
• Bacteria TMDL for Opequon Creek and Abrams Creek Watersheds, February 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Pleasant Run, March 2001
• Nitrate TMDL Development for Muddy Creek, Dry River and North River Watersheds, April 2000
• PCB TMDL for Shenandoah River, October 2001
• Sediment and Phosphorus TMDL for Cooks Creek and Blacks Run, June 2002
• Sediment and Phosphorus TMDL for Mill Creek and Pleasant Run Watersheds, December 2002
• Sediment and Phosphorus TMDL for Muddy Creek and Holmans Creek Watersheds, May 2003
• Sediment TMDL for Opequon Creek and Abrams Creek Watersheds, February 2004
• Sediment TMDL for Toms Brook Watershed, April 2004

Tennessee & Big Sandy River Basin:

• Bacteria TMDL for Byers Creek, February 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Cedar Creek, Hall/Byers Creek and Hutton Creek Watersheds, February 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Guest River, Crab Orchard Creek, Little Tom's Creek, Sepulcher Creek, and Tom's Creek Watersheds, May 2004
• Bacteria TMDL for Hutton Creek, February 2001
• Bacteria TMDL for Little Creek, June 2002
• Sediment TMDL for Black Creek and Tributaries, June 2004
• Sediment TMDL for Clinch River Watershed, April 2004
• Sediment TMDL for Cedar Creek, Hall/Byers Creek, and Hutton Creek Watersheds, January 2004
• Sediment TMDL for Dumps Creek Watershed, June 2004
• Sediment TMDL for Guest River Watershed, November 2003
• Sediment TMDL for Lewis Creek Watershed, May 2004

Basic Data Bulletins:

• No. 86 Concentration Distribution of Identified Compounds in Elizabeth River Samples, Sept. 1991

Information Bulletins:

• No. 561 Chowan Basin Nutrient Control Plan for Virginia, May 1985, 112 p.
• No. 586 Chesapeake Bay Water Quality Modeling, Summary, Nov. 1991, 25 p.
• No. 588 Water Quality Assessment in Virginia. 3 vols., 1992
• No. 591 Chowan Nutrient Control Update for Virginia (1982-1989), prepared by the staff of the Piedmont and Tidewater Regional Offices and the Nonpoint Source Staff at the Division of Soil and Water Conservation, State Water Control Board, September 1992, 43 p.

Water Quality Division

Publications are available on the website or on request from the Water Quality Division, Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218.

• Development of an Export System Based on a Tidal Prism Water Quality Model for Small Coastal Basins in Virginia, by Kuo, Kim, Park and Phillips. 1999. $25.
• Documentation and Users manual: Regional Water Quality Model for Free Flowing Streams, by M.D. Phillips and Jon G. Van Soestbergen, P.E. Includes CD containing Version 4.11 of modeling software, August 31, 2001,  $25.

Water Resources Division

Publications are available on the website or on request from the Water Resources Division, Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218.

Annual Reports of the Virginia Ground Water Protection Steering Committee are available, in electronic format only, for 1988, 1989, and 1991-2006.

(An Annual Report was not published in 1990)

• A Ground Water Protection Strategy for Virginia. Prepared by the Virginia Ground Water Protection Steering Committee, May 1987
• A Ground Water Protection Strategy for Virginia: 1990 Supplement, Virginia Ground Water Protection Steering Committee, May 1991
• A Ground Water Protection Strategy for Virginia: 1995 Supplement, Virginia Ground Water Protection Steering Committee,1995
• Guide to Protecting Virginia's Valuable Resource: Ground Water
• Guide to Private Wells, 1995 Virginia Water Resources Research Center, Virginia Tech
• Guide to Virginia's Ground Water, 1997
• Implementing Wellhead Protection: Model Components for Local Governments in Virginia, 1998 electronic format only
• Report of the Ad Hoc Wellhead Protection Advisory Committee, 1991 electronic format only
• Wellhead Protection: A Handbook for Local Governments in Virginia. Virginia Ground Water Protection Steering Committee, 1991 electronic format only
• Wellhead Protection: Case Studies of Six Local Governments in Virginia, 1991  electronic format only
• Wellhead Protection Plan, Commonwealth of Virginia, 2005 electronic format only

Basic Data Bulletins:

• No. 39 Ground Water of the York-James Peninsula, Virginia. State Water Control Board, June 1973, reprinted 1991

Information Bulletins:

• No. 560 Ground Water Map of Virginia (scale 1:1,000,000), 1985; reprinted 1991. Oversized wall map and text folded to 8 1/2 x 11
• No. 564 Ground Water Map of Virginia (scale 1:3,000,000) 1985; reprinted 1991. Size 8 1/2 x 11

Planning Bulletins:

• No. 300 Rockingham County Groundwater: Present Conditions and Prospects, by K. R. Hinkle and R. M. Sterrett, Valley Reg. Off., Jul. 1976; reprinted 1991. 88 p.
• No. 301 Roanoke County Groundwater: Present Conditions and Prospects, by N. K. Breeding, Jr. and J. W. Dawson, West Central Reg. Off., July 1976; reprinted 1991. 106 p.
• No. 303 Prince William County Groundwater: Present Conditions and Prospects, by C.D. Comer and Northern Reg. Off., Aug. 1976; reprinted 1991. 74 p.
• No. 304 Botetourt County Groundwater: Present Conditions and Prospects, by N. K. Breeding, Jr. and J. W. Dawson, Valley Reg. Off., Sept. 1976. 88 p.
• No. 328 Ground Water Resources of Henrico County, Virginia: Present Conditions and Prospects, by Haywood A. Wigglesworth, T. Perry, and R. P. Ellison III, Piedmont Reg. Off., March 1984; reprinted 1991. 115 p.
• No. 331 Ground Water Resources of the Four Cities Area, Virginia (Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Portsmouth, and Chesapeake), by E. A. Siudyla, A. E. May, and D. W. Hawthorne, Tidewater Reg. Off., Nov. 1981. 172 p.
• No. 332 Ground Water Resources of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, by R. J. Fennema and V.P. Newton, Tidewater Reg. Off., Nov. 1982. 125 p.

Surface Water Investigations:

• Annual data reports are available on the web at  <http://va.water.usgs.gov/> va.water.usgs.gov/ for Water Year 1995 (VA-95-1 Surface Water, VA-95-2 Ground Water) through Water Year 2005 (VA-05-1,2). These reports are prepared by the US Geological Survey in cooperation with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. Data is available for the period at each site at  <http://waterdata.usgs.gov/va/nwis>