Meets state standards for eating fish
Can I eat fish caught here?
North Carolina · waterway · Pamlico basin
No failing determinations on record for the uses assessed.
That covers what the state assessed — not what it hasn't.
Wallace Caraway Gut in the Pamlico basin is tracked by the state as a single assessed stretch (most recent cycle: 2022). Below is every designated-use determination on record — and what hasn't been assessed.
Can I eat fish caught here?
A use the state didn't report is omitted rather than shown as passing. "Never assessed" means unknown — never clean.
One assessment unit covers this waterway here.
NC29-35-6-1
The state has not rated Wallace Caraway Gut for swimming — that's a gap in the record, not a clean result.
The state's most recent assessment found Wallace Caraway Gut meets its standards for eating fish caught there.
The most recent reporting cycle on record is 2022. States assess waters under the Clean Water Act on multi-year cycles, so conditions can change between assessments. The sources table shows when this snapshot was retrieved.
| Dataset | Agency version | Retrieved |
|---|---|---|
| EPA/state ATTAINS waterway assessments | ATTAINS_Assessment ArcGIS snapshot (gispub.epa.gov) | 2026-08-15 |
| ATTAINS waterway geometry | ATTAINS_Assessment ArcGIS lines + areas (gispub.epa.gov) | 2026-08-16 |
| USGS watershed boundaries | USGS WBD via National Map MapServer | 2026-08-15 |
Records lag their agencies' refresh cycles — a recent change may not appear yet. Absence from a dataset is absence of a record, never evidence that water is clean.
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