Phase IV Sediment Quality Report Figures

Crane, Judy L

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Crane, J. L. (2005). Phase IV Sediment Quality Report Figures.

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Identifier: WRLrepository:3070
Document Title: Phase IV Sediment Quality Report Figures
Date Issued: 2005-12
Description: These are the figures to the report "PHASE IV GIS-BASED SEDIMENT QUALITY DATABASE FOR THEST. LOUIS RIVER AREA OF CONCERN—WISCONSIN FOCUS - Overview of Sediment Quality Conditions in the St. Louis River Area of Concern"
Author: Crane, Judy L.
Author Affiliation: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Associated Organization: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Publisher: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (St. Paul, Minnesota)
Number of Pages: 18
Main Topic: Water Restoration & Protection
Water Monitoring & Assessment
Water Quality & Pollutants
Keywords: Contaminated sediments
Sediment investigations
Body of Water: St. Louis River
Lake Superior
HUC8 Watershed: St. Louis River (04010201)
County: St. Louis
Decade: 2000-2009
Peer Reviewed: No
Document PDF Persistent URL: https://www.pca.state.mn.us/water/sediment-studies-twin-cities-and-state...
Copyright: Public Domain
Copyrights Holder: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

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