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We give a detailed presentation of all the data from a multiepoch 22 GHz H₂O maser survey mainly toward low-mass young stellar objects (YSOs) using the Nobeyama 45 m telescope and the Very Large Array (VLA). Our major results are already published (our Paper I). The Nobeyama survey is the first complete H₂O maser survey toward known Class 0 sources in the northern sky (δ>-35°) and is one of the most sensitive surveys ever performed. The survey was conducted from 1996 May through 1999 March over 32 periods. A total of 606 observations were carried out toward 173 YSOs, including 36 unknown luminosity sources, and toward 31 preprotostellar cores (PPSCs) in the Ophiuchus star-forming region. We detected 149 spectra toward 39 YSOs and zero spectra toward the 31 PPSCs. Subsequent to the Nobeyama survey, we performed a follow-up interferometric survey with the VLA in order to associate 19 maser sources detected by the 45 m telescope with individual YSOs. In this paper we compile properties of 142 YSOs together with their H₂O maser activity. On the basis of this data set, we use properties of water maser emission as a probe of jet phenomena in low-mass stars.