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Estuarine Classification: 1996 to 2000 A B C D Excellent Good Fair/ Poor Seriously Polluted Total km2 Year km2 km2 km2 km2 Length 1996 627 147 34 2 810 1997 625 150 34 1 809 1998 624 155 29 1 809 1999

Coastal Classification: 1996 to 2000 D B B A Seriously Polluted Total Unsatisfactory Good Year Excellent Length 1996 6210 477 210 50 6947 (km) 1997 6205 496 193 50 6944 1998 6207 494 199 50 6950 1999

Rivers Classification: 1996 to 2000 D Total A1 A2 B C Seriously Year km Excellent Good Fair Poor Polluted Length 1996 37743 8187 3006 1179 138 50254 (km) 1997 37065 8553 3336 1159 142 50254 1998 36270

Guide to information The Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 (the Act) requires Scottish public authorities to produce and maintain a publication scheme. Authorities are under a legal obligatio

Annex C : Estuarine Classification Scheme for Scotland Class Description Aesthetic Fish Migration Benthic Resident Persistent Water Chemistry Condition Community Fish Substances (Note 15) and/or Bioas

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Annex D : Coastal Classification Scheme for Scotland CLASS/DESCRIPTION AESTHETIC CONDITION BIOLOGICAL CONDITION BACTERIOLOGICAL CONDITION CHEMICAL CONDITION Near Pristine and Flora and fauna and A Lik

River Dee restoration, cbec UK Ltd, October 2013 APPENDIX H FINAL ASSESSMENT OF OPTIONS River Dee restoration, cbec UK Ltd, October 2013 Table H1 Ranking of options following final assessment and sum

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Scotland’s Water Environment Review 2000-2006: a summary report Foreword Our environment is important to us. We depend upon it for the air we breathe, the water we drink and the food we eat. There is