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Table 4.7-1.
Table 4.7-2.
Table 4.7-3.
Table 4.7-4.
Federal Government Transfer Payments in Benton County and Franklin
County, Washington, 2005 ..................................................................................... 4.141
Nonagricultural Wage and Salary Workers in Benton County and Franklin
County, Washington, 2005 and 2006...................................................................... 4.142
Population Estimates and Percentages by Race and Hispanic Origin by
County in Washington State and Within the 80-km (50 mi) Radius of
Hanford as Determined by the 2000 Census........................................................... 4.144
Year 2006 Population Estimates and Percentages by Race and Hispanic
Origin by County in Washington State................................................................... 4.145
Table 4.7-5. Police Personnel in the Tri-Cities, Washington, 2006 ............................................ 4.154
Table 4.7-6. Fire Protection Personnel in the Tri-Cities, Washington, 2006 .............................. 4.154
Table 4.7-7.
Table 4.9-1.
Table 4.9-2.
Examples of Physical Recreational Facilities Available in the Tri-Cities,
Washington ............................................................................................................. 4.156
Applicable State Noise Limitations for the Hanford Site, Washington,
Based on Source and Receptor EDNA Designation ............................................... 4.162
Estimated Noise Resulting from Automobile Traffic at Hanford,
Washington, with the New Production Reactor Environmental Impact
Statement ................................................................................................................ 4.165
Table 4.9-3. Noise Levels Propagated from Construction Activities.......................................... 4.165
Table 4.10-1.
Occupational Injury and Illness Incidence Rates, and Fatality Counts for
Department of Energy Facilities and Private Industry............................................ 4.169
Table 4.10-2. Radiation Exposure Data for the Hanford Site, Washington, 2001-2005............... 4.172
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Table A2.
Table A3.
Table A4.
Table A5.
Table A6.
Joint Frequency Distributions of Atmospheric Stability, Wind Speed, and
Transport Direction for the 100 Areas at 9.1 m (30 ft) above Ground
Level, Hanford Site, Washington............................................................................... A.3
Joint Frequency Distributions of Atmospheric Stability, Wind Speed, and
Transport Direction for the 100 Areas at 60 m (197 ft) above Ground
Level, Hanford Site, Washington............................................................................... A.4
Joint Frequency Distributions of Atmospheric Stability, Wind Speed, and
Transport Direction for the 200 Areas at 9.1 m (30 ft) above Ground
Level, Hanford Site, Washington............................................................................... A.5
Joint Frequency Distributions of Atmospheric Stability, Wind Speed, and
Transport Direction for the 200 Areas at 60 m (197 ft) above Ground
Level, Hanford Site, Washington............................................................................... A.6
Joint Frequency Distributions of Atmospheric Stability, Wind Speed, and
Transport Direction for the 300 Area at 9.1 m (30 ft) above Ground Level,
Hanford Site, Washington.......................................................................................... A.7
Joint Frequency Distributions of Atmospheric Stability, Wind Speed, and
Transport Direction for the 300 Area at 60 m (197 ft) above Ground
Level, Hanford Site, Washington............................................................................... A.8
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