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RECORD NUMBER: 207 OF 1556

Main Title Connecticut River Basin Program. Part III, Phase I. Water Quality Reconnaissance for the Connecticut River Supplemental Study.
CORP Author Environmental Protection Agency, Boston, Mass. Region 1.;New England River Basins Commission, Boston, Mass.
Year Published 1975
Stock Number PB-249 115
Additional Subjects Water pollution ; Nutrients ; Silts ; Connecticut River Basin ; Water quality management ; Concentration(Composition) ; Physical properties ; Ammonia ; Inorganic nitrates ; Inorganic phosphates ; Abnormalities ; Sampling ; Land use ; Massachusetts ; Connecticut ; Stream flow ; Sources ; Water quality data ; Organic loading ; Northfield(Massachusetts) ; Enfield(Connecticut) ; Springfield(Massachusetts) ; Impoundments
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NTIS  PB-249 115 Some EPA libraries have a fiche copy filed under the call number shown. 07/26/2022
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Abstract A water quality analysis provided an environmental sketch of factors primarily responsible for basin water quality. Correlations between flow and 12 parameters indicated that only 10 to 25% of parameter variation can be attributed to stream flow. The daily nutrient loads passing Northfield, Mass. were estimated to be between 1,300-8,000 lbs/day for ammonia nitrogen and 9,000-13,000 lbs/day for phosphates; while at Enfield, Conn. the ammonia nitrogen ranged between 13,000-33,000 lbs/day and phosphates 11,000-30,000 lbs/day. The apparent anomaly indicated in the N:P ratio at the two stations is due to the high levels of ammonia-nitrogen discharged into the river in the Springfield Metropolitan area just above Enfield. Estimated silt losses in the basin range from .75 million - 5 million lbs/day with some areas experiencing serious losses while other areas having little problems. The report describes the physical-chemical changes in water quality which occur as a result of impoundments and presents a bibliography covering the topic. Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Supplementary Notes See also PB-246 802 and PB-249 116.
NTIS Title Notes Final rept.
PUB Date Free Form Mar 75
Category Codes 13B; 08H; 68D; 48G
NTIS Prices PC A12/MF A01
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Cataloging Source NTIS/MT
Control Number 326613534
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