Newark Bay Study - Passaic River Public Digital Library
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FIGURES<br />
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Figure 1-1. <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Study</strong> Area..................................................................................................... 1-2<br />
Figure 1-2. Prototype of Proposed <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> Model Grid........................................................1-12<br />
Figure 1-3. TSS Balance for <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> (Adapted from Suszkowski, 1978).............................1-15<br />
Figure 1-4. Bathymetry and Sedimentation Rates in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>.................................................1-17<br />
Figure 1-5. Sampling locations within the TSI database.................................................................1-19<br />
Figure 1-6. Sampling locations used in this analysis. .......................................................................1-22<br />
Figure 1-7. Longitudinal and vertical profiles of PCBs along the axis of <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill<br />
van Kull. Red line and opposing arrows indicate separation point between<br />
the two water bodies and flow direction. ....................................................................1-25<br />
Figure 1-8. Vertical profiles of individual cores collected close at the mouth of <strong>Passaic</strong><br />
<strong>River</strong> (100A-NB), farther south in upper-<strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> (98A-NWB and 99-<br />
NWB) and mid-<strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> (72A-NWB; 68A-NWB and 69A-NWB). PCBs<br />
are sum of coplanar congeners.......................................................................................1-26<br />
Figure 1-9. Lateral Variation. Spatial and lateral distribution of total PCB congeners in<br />
<strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>; west and east sides of the mid-channel..................................................1-27<br />
Figure 1-10. Longitudinal and vertical profile of 2,3,7,8 TCDD in the <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill<br />
van Kull Domain ..............................................................................................................1-29<br />
Figure 1-11. Depth profiles of TCDD in selected locations in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>.................................1-30<br />
Figure 1-12. Lateral distribution of TCDD East and West of <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> mid-channel. .........1-31<br />
Figure 1-13. Spatial distribution of the ratio of 2,3,7,8-TCDD/total TCDD in the surface<br />
sediment of <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull system. ..........................................................1-31<br />
Figure 1-14. Longitudinal and vertical profile of OCDD in the sediments of the <strong>Newark</strong><br />
<strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull system.. ..............................................................................................1-32<br />
Figure 1-15. Vertical Profile of OCDD at selected locations within <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>........................1-34<br />
Figure 1-16. Lateral distribution of OCDD East and West of <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> mid-channel..........1-34<br />
Figure 1-17. Spatial and vertical distribution of tPAHs in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill Van Kull.. .............1-35<br />
Figure 1-18. Spatial and vertical distribution of DDT in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull. .................1-36<br />
Figure 1-19. Sediment vertical profiles for DDT in selected cores across <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>. .............1-39<br />
Figure 1-20. Spatial and vertical distribution of mercury in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull<br />
sediments.. .........................................................................................................................1-40<br />
Figure 1-21. Spatial and vertical distribution of chromium in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull<br />
sediments.. .........................................................................................................................1-41<br />
Figure 1-22. Spatial and vertical distribution of lead in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull<br />
sediments.. .........................................................................................................................1-42<br />
Figure 1-23. Spatial and vertical distribution of nickel in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull<br />
sediments.. .........................................................................................................................1-44<br />
Figure 1-24. Spatial and vertical distribution of arsenic in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull<br />
sediments.. .........................................................................................................................1-45<br />
Figure 1-25. Spatial and vertical distribution of cadmium in <strong>Newark</strong> <strong>Bay</strong>/Kill van Kull<br />
sediments.. .........................................................................................................................1-46<br />
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