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WATER QUALITY MONITORING MERRIMACK RIVER

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Product Number
534220
Series
GIP 216
Scale
NO SCALE
Alternate ID
GIP 216
Authors
KAITLIN L LAABS
Version Date
10/01/2022
Countries
USA
Media
WEB ONLY
Format
WEB ONLY

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Description

Water-Quality Monitoring of the Merrimack River Watershed in Massachusetts

General Information Product 216

First posted October 27, 2022

For additional information, contact:

Director, New England Water Science Center

email: dc_nweng@usgs.gov

https://www.usgs.gov/centers/new-england-water-science-center

U.S. Geological Survey

10 Bearfoot Road

Northborough, MA 01532

Abstract

The U.S. Geological Survey has been working in collaboration with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on a project to collect water-quality data from the Merrimack River watershed since April 2020. Twelve locations in the Merrimack River watershed are being sampled for nutrients (such as nitrogen), metals (such as aluminum), Escherichia coli bacteria, and other measures.

Survey Date
2022
Print Date
2022
Height In Inches
11.000
Length In Inches
8.500
Languages
English
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