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Relationship Between Ground Water and Surface Water in the Quilceda Creek Watershed

 
Publication number Date Published
96-333October 1996
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Author(s) Larson, A. and P. Marti
Description The Quilceda Creek watershed in central Snohomish County is experiencing rapid growth and development. The physical and chemical character of Quilceda Creek, a Class A stream, will be impacted by this growth. This study investigates the relationship between Quilceda Creek and the surficial aquifer in a seven square mile study area in the Marysville Trough. We were primarily interested in whether ground water is an important component of streamflow and whether ground water influences the water quality of Quilceda Creek.
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Keywords sodium, stream, non-point source, specific conductance, samples, county, creek, nitrogen, metals, surface water, pesticides, wells, flow, temperature, study, water, chemical, runoff, water quality, watershed, ship, pH, phosphorus, point source, nitrate, groundwater, ground water, fecal coliform, chloride, bacteria
WATERSHED Water Resource Inventory Area 07 Snohomish
DATA Environmental Information Management (EIM) #QUILCEDA