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Beaver/Allen Creek Water Quality Data Report 1995-1996 |
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Date Published |
| 97-300 | January 1997 |
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Beaver/Allen Creek Water Quality Data Report 1995-1996 (Number of pages: 9) (Publication Size: 379KB)
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| Author(s) |
Sargeant, D. |
| Description |
This report describes the water quality monitoring results during the second year of a six year project to evaluate the effectiveness of best management practices (BMPs). Pre-BMP monitoring was done on Beaver Creek and post BMP monitoring on Allen Creek, a tributary to Beaver Creek. Beaver Creek drains to the Black River near Littlerock in Thurston County. The 1995-96 monitoring results show violations in fecal coliform criteria for all sites and increases in nitrogen loads from upstream to downstream. Post-BMP monitoring is recommended for Beaver Creek beginning in 1996-97, and possible nitrogen sources between the BMP site and the mouth of Beaver Creek should be investigated. |
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| Keywords |
stream, Thurston, county, creek, nitrogen, report, river, water, water quality, quality, fecal coliform, best management practice |
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Water Resource Inventory Area 23 Upper Chehalis |
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