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Title

Salmon Creek Nonpoint Source Pollution TMDL

 
Publication number Date Published
95-355October 1995
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Author(s) Cusimano, B. and D. Giglio
Description The Salmon Creek Watershed Management Plan identifies degradation of beneficial uses in the Salmon Creek drainage that include primary contact recreation due to fecal waste contamination, and loss of wildlife and salmonid rearing/spawning habitat due to a number of instream and watershed disturbances. Water quality in the Salmon Creek drainage violates water quality standards for fecal coliform, turbidity, temperature, and dissolved oxygen due to nonpoint source pollution. In addition, the system has high levels of nutrients.
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Keywords grass, watershed management, stream, nonpoint, creek, temperature, urban, basin, order, water, water quality, management, waste, watershed, wetland, TMDL, salmon, point source, pollution, grant, dissolved oxygen, drainage, fecal coliform, agriculture
WATERSHED Water Resource Inventory Area 28 Salmon-Washougal
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