WORKING PAPER No. 57
LUCKY PEAK RESERVOIR
1965
WATER QUALITY DATA REPORT
January, 1966
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Federal Hater Pollution Control Administration
Pacific northwest
570 Pittock BlocU
Portland, Oregon 97205
January 19, 1966
Colonel Franl; D. McElwee, District Engineer
U. S. Array Engineer District, Walla Walla
Corps of Enslavers
Building 602, City-County Airport
Walla Walla, Uashir^toa 99362
Dear Colonel JlcSlwca:
Enclosed ere tabulations of vater quality data collected in
1965 during our cooperative surveys on Lucky Teals Reservoir.
These data partially coraplato the investigations for ^hich reim-
bursable funds uoro autliorised in your letter of July 13, 1965.
Graphical icitarpretation of rcculto Is oleo given, ao well
as a narrative of pralininary results of tho first survey.
These data are relecsed at this tins In order that they isay
be of use to your enGiricsarins section.
Sincerely yours*
W. y. Towne, Director
Columbia Eivar Bacin Project
cc: !Ir. Jas^ic Cannon
Corps of E
Walla Uaila, Washington
cc (blind): M. E. Wilcox
RJCallav?ay:dk 1-19-66
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LUCKY PEAK RESERVOIR
1965
WATER QUALITY DATA REPORT
COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT
FOR WATER SUPPLY AND POLLUTION CONTROL
. U. S.. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION, PACIFIC NORTHWEST
570 Pittock Block
Portland, Oregon 97205 .
January, 1966
NOTE: Report transmitted to USAGE Walla Walla
(cover letter dated 1/19/66)
i
2/2/66 Xerox copy routed to FLN, DLP, & DRT (for Dan T.) 1 . >u
Xerox copy for Project Files-- '.'' '
(1) Lucky Peak, CE-7 |. ;
(2) Twin Springs, CE-7 . .
(3) Mtn Home, BR-7 ,' . . :. '
THIS IS A "PRELIMINARY REPORT"--
survey still under way.
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LUCKY PEAK-RESERVOIR
WATER QUALITY DATA REPORT
I. INTRODUCTION
On June 30, 1965, the first of a series of water quality surveys on
Lucky Peak Reservoir was conducted. Field work was conducted by personnel
of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration in a cooperative
study with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District, to
determine any significant changes in water quality factors within the
impoundment during a period of seasonal influence. At the time of water
quality sampling, simultaneous vertical profile measurements of current '
and temperature was recorded by the Corps of Engineers crew. '
Upon completion of the first survey, a preliminary survey report was
written. With the exception of this report, no attempt has been made.
to analyse data thus far collected. At the time of this writing, the
field investigations are continuing. A discussion of the procedure and
methodology involved and a presentation of data collected through November
1965 is contained in this report. .
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II. FIELD PROCEDURE
Station locations were located by means of preset range markers and a
depth indicator. Station locations are shown in Figure 1.
All work is done from the Corps of Engineers' boat, which is equipped
for taut wire mooring. An underwater instrument package consisting of
current speed and direction indicator, thermistor, and a depth meter is
lowered while instantaneous plots of data are made on an X-Y Plotter lo-
cated in the cabin of the boat. At the same time, water for chemical
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analysis were collected at various depths using 3-liter capacity Vandorn
bottles placed in tandem on a hydrographic wire. Depths sampled varied
with thermocline position and station depth.
Dissolved oxygen samples were drawn off from the Vandorn samplers, then
dosed and fixed for titration upon completion of the day's sampling.
Temperature profiles were obtained by use 'of a Wallace & Tiernan
450-Foot Bathythermograph.
Conductivity was determined by placing the probe of a Whitney Conductivity
Temperature instrument into each Vandorn sampler. .-""
pH was colorimetrically determined by the use of a Hellige. color
comparitor, Model 600-CA. .
Light penetration as.percent of light remaining was obtained by using
a Whitney Deck - sea cell, readings being made every two feet.
III. LABORATORY PROCEDURE '
Immediately after sampling, th,e two* quart polyethyline sample containers
were placed on dry-ice and frozen solid in tightly sealed ice chests for
shipment back to the Portland laboratory where they were then transferred
to a freezer chest until time of analysis.
The following analytical methods were use
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. On the survey of 11-2-65 an alternate method was employed in the de-
termination of total phosphate and was performed along with the above
method. This method, published by Menzel and Corwin ("Limnology and
Oceanography" Vol. 10, No. 2 April 1965) has superior detection limits
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and is soon to be accepted in all F.W.P.C.A. laboratories as routine
. analytical procedure.
Nitrate: The Phenoldisulfonic acid method as found in "Standard
Methods" ' '
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On all the above determinations,' the photometric results were ob-
tained through the use of a Beckman Model DB Spectrophotometer. The read-
ings were made with 1 cm. optical cells.
* Standard Methods for the Examination of Wastewater. Hth Edition,
APHC, AWWA, WPCF, Published by American Public Health Association.
V. DATA PRESENTATION
The data are arranged by each survey, with the first survey (6-30-65)
in the front and proceeding through each survey in sequence. The station
data (within each survey section) is arranged by station, starting from
the station nearest the dam (1) and working upstream. The data headings
are explained as follows: ' /
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Station - identified as to location, range, etc. _,
Date - month, day and year station was occupied.
Time - .the local time the messenger was released on the most aignifi-
.cant cast. . ' .
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Depth - Descent from- surface (in feet) at which sample was obtained.
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Temp. - Temperature in °F. recorded from Bathythermograph slide.
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Conductivity ,- Specific conductance in micromhos per centimeter.
pH - The logrithm of the reciprocal of the hydrogen ion concentration
in moles per liter.
DO - Concentration of dissolved oxygen in milligrams per liter of water.
DO 7, Saturation - Ratio of the amount of oxygen dissolved in the sample,
compared to the amount of'oxygen necessary to saturate a sample
of the same water,.as per calculations made by_Whlpple & Whipple.
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,.,.. LUCK* PEAK RESERVOIR \"v.>*':'-''"..- .--''":''":/-
:-/' WATER QUALmr DATA ' "' ;X ;
>:' June 30 -' July 1, 1965 . ' :'>
LIMINARY
V - ''-.' ;. ;;." . /.. I.-' INTRODUCTION '.>, -W " ';
Measurements of temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen,
and light penetration were made on June 30 and July I, 1965, at .'
seven stations in Lucky Paak Reservoir, Idaho (Figure I)«
1 . " ' I ' V
Sampling was performed 'from a Walla Walla District, U« S.SArmy
' .-.. | ' -' .
Corps of Engineers boat« Samples ware obtained while Corps of EngL»
.neers personnel made vertical profiles of current velocity and
temperatura*. Public Health Service data are listed in the appended
'..'' '.II. PROCEDURES '": .-A;";
Temperature vaa measured with a A50«-foot bathythermograph. :']'
:>..-;'..Surface temperature was measure'd with a hand, thermometer. Corps
of Engineers personnel also obtained X-Y plots of temperature using:
.a thermistor. There was excellent agreement between the thermistor
. i . .-.;'' . '.-''':
and''BT temperature profiles. . ' : ; " v-,'/
t- .'
Dissolved oxygen samples were obtained at depth using 3-liter ,:'.;
capacity Van Dorn bottles. The Alsterberg modification of the r *.,<.:,:
Winkler method was used* ' .--' ' .: ,_-./.^_:i:;'
Conductivity « After Water was drawn off for the oxygen .:.-
.'. ' '-.'.'.- | .'..... ' .*.:+.
samplej a Whitney conductivity probe wac placed in the Van Dorn
samplet and readings were mada, ..^.v. ./-, :: ' ',).''/.''/.' ;/.'..'''..''.
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Light penetration, A sea-deck photoelectric call sraadins of
light panatration vas ma do a: two*f oog iacjremonto until 'about 2 ivo
percent light reoaine'd'. ''.,.. ' ..'.'.;. , ; ..'':'.'.... ". ' . -.-.;.-
':'.;*' '-.'- . ' .-XXX<" CAM OSERASIOHS ' '." "':.'. '' ' . '. '- .
A, Lucky Peak. .
Pool levelo and. release^ in Lucky Peak Reservoir were:
June 28, 1965 .'.--.
June. 29 , 1965 .
Juna 30, 1965
July 1/1965
. Storage
n Level (AFi
3,053.
38053.
258,803 .
261,525
&3 261, A43 : :
10 259,183
Release
9,000
. 8,083 '
8,000
8,000
?£..v::. Gate bottom is. 2,827.00 feae above tuaan sea level* '
':-f:; The intake thermometer reading o£ 52 degrees Fahr^nheic vae
/ sneaeured ae a depth o£ 203 feet* ' '. - '<' ' X .
:./y.'- .B. Arrowtoclc«
,Vvl"
A* ''
v. June, 28,
''./: June. 2 9 1
'.'.:.. 'June 30,
:>. July 1,
1965
1965
1965
1965
.Lev |
. Lovct
. i
'. 3,217,3
. 3,217*0
3,216,8
3S2IZ,1
Storage
(AF)
290,630
289,700
. 289,080 ,
290,010
f Release
- 10-^50 2 y
8,892 \ .
7,308
6,343
Drum gates, are 3,216 feet above mean soa level. -' .
Weed lei valves are. 3,105 feet above mean sea level,
,'.-'; ^-'i'-- Rsleaeas were being made ov©5? the drum gates and the deep
>: ''' aeeQIe valves 4usring the survey... Salaaa^ ovetf th© drum gata had
^^'-. .;/. -. ' :- .-'. ' ' . . . ''
ag cvj cbundaacs o£ phytoplankton* '..
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A, Station Curves.
RESULTS :
;';'.'.';.-. Vertical station curvet i of temperature, dissolved oxygen* and
-percent oxygen saturation are shown in Figures 2 and 3.
";' ' - -'*' ' ^* !Tcmperaturei
The temperature curve for Station 1 shows a veil-mixed
layer to about sixty feet where a sharp thermooline about five feet .'.
in thickness ia present* Station 2 shows a less well*developed ;. y :''-
surface heated layer« The irregular shape of the curve below
fifty feet indicates considerable vertical motion, : :.
Stations 3 through 7 exhibit no thermooline; tha surface
'''' I . ''.
heated layer becomes thinner proceeding upstream where, at Station 7,
;. it la soaa two to five feet thick. This would indicate^TOcchanicai-*.'.".
4 fcurbaioncg that acts to prevent the formation of a thermocline. .'
:**.:.. I . ;. ':_;'
Station A is in Korea Creek; here temperatures below forty feet ' ;.
1
".. are wanner than those at the'same depth at Stations 2, 3, and 5-7*'.',;.;'.;.
. ' ' ' ' i ' : '
r The ^warmer Mores Creek Water's are caused by the relatively slow "
;: exchange of Greek and main reservoir waters* The longer residence ,.'. ;
/'': time in the creek allows fo^ more efficient heating throughout the :
r'-v'- ,vater column; the absence of wind mixing jpreventa tha formation of'x'.,'
;";'^'x^/* tharmocline as ia developed at Station I* . '.';-", . ,( '.' /; />Vv
..-t'-'.-X, .'' ;.'.-2« Pis solved oxygen " ; "-. ,' '' . '. ". V"
With one except ioi
in the reservoir were supersaturated vith.oxygen at tha time o£ .
this.'. flurvayrj.fi -;:.'C/ :$#£^
':!''':'
(Station 2,.200 feet), all the water*
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. "^ ;:'.._ ..;..;
In general,,the temperature-dissolved oxygen station curves v '
were mirror images, If a continuous dissolved oxygen versus depth ". ;.
profile were available, '.as in'the case of temperature, this would vr -S
be even more so. V";: ....-
For an average release, of 8,250 cfs from Arrowrock Dam, only, v :. '
16 daya would be required to fill Lucky Peak to the pool level :..."' ,.;'
existing during the survey. Thio also means that there is a .L '.':
i " '.'Y ' ':'
relatively short retention time of waters in Lucky Peak; hence, ;:.....
if supersaturated waters from Arrowrock surface waters mixed with -J
i .!'.'/' ..; . .';
the colder Arrowrock deep releases, this water could sink and fill .:' .'. \
Lucky Peak. The absence of i any industrial or biochemical oxygen ".'/...' ;
demanding substance in either reservoir permits, in conjunction
with rapid vertical mixing,
'maintenance of these high dissolved-
'.: ; :;.oxygen waters below the photosynthetic zone. " ''V'7"';' ''.''<<"-'
';'',..:.:./'.' . ' 3« Li,»ht Penetration ' .'.'''';'':';~:-'':--:
'Ov/:'1':'. '' ' j ' .'...":-.'.,^::
;\//;''';//':- '' Figure. 4 serves to indicate the difference in light ':''..;
'-''-"';''-' penetration at Mores Creek and the main reservoir stations» ' :
''''.' .!'.-., ' - .;'.,'.
.;..-.;.". '* The solid linea represent the envelope of light extinction : ..
'..;:; curves for all stations except that in Mores Creek which is shown . /-
' '' ;:: a0 o dotted line* The extinction of light is quite abrupt, with ;. -.
?:'"^:S',i I '.">
f:.:.; only fiva percent light (relative t6 the surface) remaining at
V eight feet for Morea Creek and ten»sixteen feet for the other stations*
;'- ..; : I - ....-/
. ; . The turbid upper layers are reflected in the conductivity - .
'"*.*'*' . "' ' ^ ' -.-.,'"
' i-'."I ' profile of Plguro 5« Jn general, tha raeervbir had * light brown. .... /
*.?'"'. t ' ' ' . -'' * > ' ' ,.
color in contrast to the blue* green color of the Boise River below:
. ' '; ;'; ';.;' Lucky. Peak dan*'. ;;
' ;>'('" '
l.V t'i''.'.'' *,. *
_*i_^iiii=i-A!;i: /i.
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..;.;' ,.i-' :~.",{.:.: :'. '. .- : ':.'..-..'.. ' ." ..',>.'!-. .-..-'. ''.-
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:;:;''.-'; ''; ' B«. .Vertical. Sectiona_and General Circulation ...'., ;.''-..
,!-";;.' '' Vertical sections of all parameters are shown in Figure 5, ;K'--V'.':
;.'->; Temperature and'Conductivity'decrees a with depth, while '..-''7. .'''
V;/. dissolved oxygen shows the existence of two cells (> 11,0 ng/l)» " : :
; I .- .',-,-
: The dissolved oxygen cells 16se their identity when the percent .
': saturation prof lie is considered, . .. : ' .
;: All of the sections shown were used with the Corps of Engineers1 .]_
vertical current velocity sections to derive the schematic general ;..:-..
-."circulation pattern shown in,Figure 6, Notes of the velocity ., ;.
i ' ' *. ' . i . ...**.",.'
'- distribution were made in the field; the final workup of the ;;.;>.-
: Corps of Engineers data may alter the details of this schematic, ;/-.;
;>but the gross picture is probably a fair representation of circu-:./..:-
/.'=-.'lation during the survey, . ' * .'
','"';"'" figure 6 implies.the existence of upstream movement at about ',-' :'
..thirty feet throughout the reservoir* There'is also a clockwise
y/':~ eddy in the pool centered at about fifty feet, and a counterclockwise
:'..: eddjr,below Arrowrock dam. The main current appears to be due to ; V'
; .< cold water from the Arrowrock neodlo valves diving through the ' V:
:, .reservoir toward the outlet at Lucky Peak.''. This is also indicated
^by.
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, .; S^aTIOH 1. Lucl^y Peak Baa, 200
July
yw^
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;'".'.: /,.' Depth Temp* - Cond. . ;D,0.
"- ; ': ". ,^£t.V' , (°F) " CuJTlio/cm) ncJl
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'!: "".:' s '' 5';.;r;59.0 .^:'-;-44- V ::..:.- 10.23
'" ''.'?- '>;- 50 ; '"> 53.1 :..'.:>v;.'1 42 v'-'l:-:. -: 10.24'
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11*53
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J ']'.'.':.'':..:.'. Time: 1108 HUE V . . . "
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. S2ATXOS 3. Lucky ?cak &o servo:
. Tizha: . 1243 MOT ''.'..
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Depth
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;., iso .
; STATIC
Depth
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Cond. . D.O*
(tnfiio/ctn) , m?/l
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' ;- 39 .;.;.-."
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1411 MD2 '
Juno 30* 1965 .. . '' ; .
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. 60.0 '..-.
54*5
53.0
52.7
10.30
11.00
11.60
11.32 .
10.83 ""
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" 53 '.' 1 9.50
42 10.12
'38 10.83
37 10.92
''"' STATION 5. Lucfcy Peal; Reaervo^
V; Tins: 0353 MDT . '
Datei '.July 1, 1965
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140
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July 10 1965
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WATER QUALITY DATA REPORT
'August 10-11, 1965
Columbia River Basin Comprehensive Project
for Water Supply and Pollution Control
U. S. DEPARTMENT-OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Pacific Northwest
Portland, Oregon
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.November 1965
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RESERVOIR. .-,' \.;
LUCKY
US-PH.S.
DANA
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' TABULATED DATA
LUCKY PEAK RESERVOIR
November 22, 1965
STATION 1. 100 Yds.' Upstream from1'Dam,
Time:. 0915
Date:
Depth
o-t .
Surf.
25
50.
100
150
200
August
Temp.
°C °I
10, 1965 .
19.2 66.6
19.0 66.2
19.0 66.2
14.7.58.5
14.3 57.7
14.1-57.4
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Time:
Date:
Depth
ft.
Surf.
25
50
100'
188 ..
1100
August
Temp
oc o
18.4 65
18.3 64
15.3 59
14.7 58
14.7 58
D.O.
mg/1
8.58
8.62
8. '36
9 .'44 .
9.46.
8.74
D.O.
% Sat.
103
101'
. . 92 '
103
102
93
..
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10
0
F
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D.O.
mg/1
8.70
8.72
9.62
8.58-'
8.98
D.O
7. Sat.
103
Lioo
. 106
93
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pH umho/cm
6.5 44
6.6 . 45
"6.5 '45 .:
6.4 36
6.5 35
' 6.5 35
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pH:' umho/cm
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6.5 39
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October 6 and November 2, 1965
Columbia River Basin Comprehensive Project
for Water-Supply and Pollution Control
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
.... '' -'Pacific Northwest
' ' ' ' " Portland, Oregon . .
November'1965
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...
LUCKY P£AK RESERVOIR
U.S. P?H.S. WATER
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.TABULATED DATA
LUCKY- PEAK RESERVOIR, IDAKO
Oct9ber 6 and November 2, 1965
STATION 1. 2000 feet from Lucky Peak Dam.
Time: 1640 ' ' . :' i .
Date: October 6, 1965.. ' 1
Weather: Clear
Wind: W-15
Depth
ft.
0
25
50
100
145
Temp. Cond. DO DO
.°C ^mho/cm ma/1 7, sat.
'15.9 ';.'-
15.2 .
15 .2
15.0 .
15.0
53
52
52 :
51-
52
8.52
. 8.58 .
: 8.44 "
8.46
.8.36
i
94
95
93
93
91
Phosphate :
Total
0.05
0.08
0.04
0.05
0.05
Ortho :
0.03
0.07
0.03 '
0.03
0.02
7. Light Depth
Remaining Ft .
32 '
16
' 8
4
2
1
2
4
6
8
10
12
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Time: 1500 '. ' |
Date: October 6, 1965 >
Weather: Clear
Wind: NW-10
Depth
ft.
0
25
50 .
Temp .
°C
15.4.
14.8
14.8-'
. i
p
Cond.
imnho/cm
52
52
52.
DO
mg/1
8.64 ,.
8.20'
8.28:.
DO
7o sat.
i
96
90
91
Phosphate
Total Ortho
0.04
0.05
0.06
0.02
0.03
0.03
: . 7. Light
: Remaining
73
33
21
12
7
4
3
Depth
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2
4
6
8
10
12
14
STATION 7. 200 yards downstream from Arrowrock Dam.
Time: ' 1400 .. '. ' !
'Date: October 6, 1965 {
Weather: Clear
Wind: E-5
Depth Temp. .Cond. DO . DO Phosphate : 7. Light
ft. °C ymho/cm mg/1 70 sat. Total Ortho' : Remaining^
0 16.4 '.-'' 58 . .'-
- .0.06 0.03 .' . 60. /
25 15.2 63..; 8.80 95 . 0.05. 0.02 . "" 40"
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2
4
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8 .
10
12
14
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Time:
Date:
Depth
ft.
0
25
50 '
100
125
STATION
Time:
Date:
Depth
ft..
0
25
40
1510 . .
November
Temp.
Op
54.0' '
53.6
53.5
53,5
53.5
5. One
1315
November
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°F
52.5 .
52.5
52.5
STATION "T. 200
Time:
Date:
Depth
ft.
. 0
1140
November
Temp.
\ F
47 .0'
2, 1965
Cond.
jomho/cm
69.3 '
69.4
69.4 .
.69.4
70.8
mile up
2, 1965
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wmho/cm
73.9
73.4
74.3
: DO DO
mg/1 % sat
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9
9
9
9
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.36 96
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1
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9
9
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yards downstream
2, 1965
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^umho/cm
120.0 .
99
97
97
from
.
DO . i DO
Weather
Wind
: 207« clouds .
: W-5
Phosphate Nitrate.
Total
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
Mores
12
11
11
11
12
Ortho
0.07
0.04
0.03
0.03
0.03
mg/1
0.11
0.11
0.09
0.09
0.08
PH
7
6
6
6
6
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.65
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Weather
Wind
: 207. clouds
: E-2
Phosphate Nitrate
Total
0.
0.
0.
12
11
11
Arrowrock
Ortho
0.02
0.02
0.02
Dam.
Weather
Wind
Phosphate
mg/1 i% sat. Total
6.06
58
0.25
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0.04
mg/1 .
0.10
0.12
0.11
: 307.
: Calm
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mg/1
0.10
6
7
6
pH
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clouds
pH
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