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Title

Black River Wet Season Nonpoint Source Total Maximum Daily Load Study

 
Publication number Date Published
94-104June 1994
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Author(s) Coots, R.
Description The Washington State Department of Ecology conducted a two-year wet season fecal coliform study of the Black River in Thurston and Grays Harbor Counties during the winters of 1991-92 and 1992-93. The intent of the study was to establish a nonpoint source loading capacity for fecal coliform bacteria, recommend load allocations for control of sources throughout the basin, and identify specific problem areas for follow-up action or study. Three of the major tributaries (Waddell, Beaver, and Mima Creeks) were sampled to determine inputs from subdrainages.
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Keywords recommendations, nonpoint, Thurston, creek, model, study, basin, river, order, water, water quality, Total Maximum Daily Load, point source, fecal coliform, bacteria
WATERSHED Water Resource Inventory Area 23 Upper Chehalis
DATA Environmental Information Management (EIM) #RCOO0001

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