Consultant's Report - Minnesota State Legislature

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Message 3/21/2005 general site information and water quality data. Page 4 of4 Flow rates - The outlet from that lake has a continuous flow that averages 40 to 50 cfs (18,000 to 22,500 gpm) and has been known to vary from 30 to 85 cfs (13,500 to 38,250 gpm). Water surface elevation - Mean 367.4 m (1,205.5 feet); Min. 367.3 meters (1,205.0 feet); Max. 367.8 meters (1,206.8 feet) Total Phosphorus - Mean 11 ug/I (ppb); Min. 10 ppb; Max. 13 ppb Chlorophyll a - Mean 3 ppb; Min. 2 ppb; Max. 5 ppb Secchi Disc Transparency - 5 meters (16.4 feet) pH - Mean 8.4 SU Alkalinity - Mean 125 mg/I (ppm) Turbidity - Mean 0.730 NTU Total Suspended Solids - Mean 1.35 ppm Conductivity - Mean 210 umho/cm Thanks in advance for your assistance. Ryan Keith Biologist FishPro/Cochran & Wilken, Inc. phone: 217-585-8333 fax: 217-585-1890
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I. Introduction Purpose MINNESOTA D
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Zebra Mussel Feasibility Study-Main
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VII-E. Prior Zebra Mussel Studies
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References Ackerman JD. 1995. Zebra
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