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practices occurring in the region to use in my SWAT project. Is there a specific website/online source to find information about these data? Answer: If you want to incorporate WWTP information within SWAT you will need to obtain the monitoring data collected at the WWTP outfall. I am not sure how it works in North Carolina, but in Wisconsin the Dept. of Natural Resources has each permittee's monitoring data (average daily flow and concentration data collected during a given interval). From the monitoring data we can calculate a monthly or annual load and incorporate it as a point source within SWAT. Obtaining monthly loads is best, but if the information is course you can extrapolate monthly loads from the annual information. Reference the SWAT user manual in regards to the specifics for setting up a point source input file. In SWAT 2009 the type of input file you setup is dependent on the time step of the point source (rechour, recday,recmon, recyear). Basically the SWAT input file will include the station coordinates and load information. 68-"Record is deleted" Question : When entering precipitation and temperature files into SWAT, I get the following error: "Error-2147217071-record is deleted DAO. Table Defs." At this point, the only option was to hit "OK," which I did. Now, it seems that the daily precipitation data dbf is properly created from the original text file. Then, I got another error: "Error in precipitation gage data. Monitoring point features for not coincide [sic] with precipitation station table." I am doing this on a backup copy of my project; otherwise all looks great. I'm pretty sure the formatting of the precipitation and temperature .dbf files (attached) is correct based on my past-experience with SWAT and my review of the documentation. The text files containing the daily values are definitely formatted correctly. I have ensured that the files are in the appropriate folders and that the names of the station files are identical to those in the listed in the table. Yes, there should only be one precipitation station, which is the same location for the temperature station, for the exercise I'm conducting. Answer: 59