Little River

• Discharges affecting the Little River in North Carolina, last 12 months33 affecting this stretch: 2 reported on the Little River; 1 arriving from outfalls upstream on the Suck Branch, TroyDecember 2025 to November 2026Verified reports where available, else notices; revisions and duplicates counted once. Arriving discharges are estimated from modeled downstream reaches.
• Days with a discharge affecting the Little River in North Carolina, last 12 months3Reported on the Little River: 2 · Arriving from outfalls upstream on the Suck Branch, Troy, estimated: 1 (counted apart; together they need not equal the total)December 2025 to November 2026A day counts once however many discharges were under way on it.
• Hours with a discharge or advisory status on the Little River in North Carolina, last 12 months3Reported on the Little River: 2 · Arriving from outfalls upstream on the Suck Branch, Troy, estimated: 1December 2025 to November 2026Red hours by the map's rules: each discharge to its reported end plus the state's post-discharge period; overlapping hours count once.
• 2026 season with a discharge or advisory status on the Little River in North Carolina0.0%May to October 2026Share of May 1 to October 31 hours with red status by the map's rules, of the hours a source covered.
• Records behind the last-90-days strip for the Little River in North Carolina1Reported on the Little River: 0 · Arriving from outfalls upstream on the Suck Branch, Troy, estimated: 1last 90 daysEvery distinct record the strip lists for its red, yellow and unresolved hours, notices and unresolved reports included; counted as the strip counts them.

This record covers the Little River within North Carolina; the same river upstream is a separate record.

Combined sewer overflow (CSO): sewage mixed with rainwater spills from a shared sewer system. Sanitary sewer overflow (SSO): sewage spills from a sewer meant to carry sewage separately from rainwater. Treatment bypass: wastewater skips one or more treatment steps. Blended discharge: wastewater that skipped some treatment is mixed with treated wastewater. Outfall: a pipe or outlet where wastewater enters a water body.