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Broadhurst Creek at Kilmore/Wandong Road

Goulburn-Broken

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GB_BRD005 Goulburn River Catchment

Dry Creek Sub Catchment

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Habitat Scores

Explain for me
29-12-2012 - 14-08-2021
Bank Erosion Stability Bank Vegetation In Stream Cover Riffles Pools Bends Verge Vegetation
August 2021 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
July 2021 Good Poor Poor Fair Poor
May 2021 Good Poor Poor Fair Poor
April 2021 Good Poor Poor Fair Poor
March 2021 Good Poor Poor Fair Poor
February 2021 Good Poor Poor Good VeryPoor
January 2021 Fair Poor Fair Poor Poor
December 2020 Fair Poor Fair Fair Poor
November 2020 Fair Poor Fair Good Poor
October 2020 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
September 2020 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
August 2020 Fair Poor Fair Good Poor
July 2020 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
June 2020 Fair Poor Fair Poor Poor
May 2020 Fair Poor Fair Fair VeryPoor
April 2020 Fair Poor Poor Fair Poor

Once again after heavy rains, the banks look like it had been swept clean and there was very little debris in the creek..
March 2020 Excellent Poor Good Good Poor
February 2020 Good Poor Good Good Poor
January 2020 Good Poor Poor Fair Poor
December 2019 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
November 2019 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
October 2019 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
September 2019 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
August 2019 Good Poor Poor Good Poor
June 2019 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
May 2019 Good VeryPoor Fair Good Poor
April 2019 Good Poor Fair Good VeryPoor
February 2019 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
January 2019 Fair Poor Fair Fair Poor
December 2018 Excellent Poor Poor Fair VeryPoor
November 2018 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
October 2018 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
September 2018 Fair Poor Poor Good Poor
August 2018 Fair Poor Fair Good Poor
July 2018 Excellent Poor Poor Good VeryPoor
May 2018 Good Poor Good Good VeryPoor
March 2018 Excellent Poor Fair Good VeryPoor
February 2018 Excellent Fair Fair Good Poor

There are signs of wattle coming through but they are competing with weeds such as gorse and broom. 
January 2018 Good Poor Good Good Poor
December 2017 Excellent Poor Fair Excellent Poor

Sadly, many of the older gum trees are dead or dying  and are falling in or  around the creek. The only sign of new growth is mainly, gorse and other weeds 
November 2017 Excellent VeryPoor Poor Good Poor
November 2017 Good Poor Good Fair Poor
September 2017 Good Poor Good Good Poor
August 2017 Fair Poor Fair Good Poor
July 2017 Fair Poor Good Good Poor
June 2017 Fair Poor Poor Fair Poor
May 2017 Good Poor Good Fair Poor
April 2017 Excellent Fair Fair Good VeryPoor
March 2017 Good Poor Fair Fair VeryPoor

Have noticed for months now, that many gum trees are struggling and dropping limbs everywhere.
February 2017 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
January 2017 Good VeryPoor Excellent Good Poor
December 2016 Fair Poor Fair Fair VeryPoor
July 2016 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
June 2016 Excellent Poor Fair Good Poor
May 2016 Fair VeryPoor Good Good Poor
April 2016 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
March 2016 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
March 2016 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
February 2016 Good Poor Fair Fair VeryPoor
January 2016 Excellent Poor Fair Poor Poor
December 2015 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
November 2015 Fair Poor Good Good Poor
October 2015 Good Poor Good Good Poor
September 2015 Excellent Poor Good Good Poor
Gum trees on banks and surrounding area seem to be struggling and all the under story have died off.
August 2015 Excellent Poor Fair Fair Poor
July 2015 Excellent Poor Poor Good VeryPoor
June 2015 Good Poor Fair Good Poor
May 2015 Excellent VeryPoor Good Good VeryPoor
April 2015 Good Poor Good Poor Poor
April 2015 Excellent Poor Fair Fair Poor
March 2015 Excellent Poor Fair Good VeryPoor
January 2015 Fair Poor Fair Excellent Poor
December 2014 Excellent Poor Fair Good VeryPoor
November 2014 Good Poor Fair Good VeryPoor
October 2014 Excellent Poor Good Good Poor
September 2014 Excellent Poor Fair Good VeryPoor
Noticed a soapy, oily substance up stream.
July 2014 Excellent Poor Fair Good Poor
June 2014 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
May 2014 Good Poor Fair Fair Poor
April 2014 Good Poor Fair Good VeryPoor
March 2014 Excellent Poor Fair Good Poor
February 2014 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
January 2014 Good Poor Good Good Poor
December 2013 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
November 2013 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
A year or so ago a huge branch fell in to creek. Today I noticed the whole tree itself has fallen into the creek and has slowed the flow quite a but but the frogs seem to be making use of the fallen tree.
September 2013 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
In the 2 or so years that I have been monitoring this creek I have never seen it like it is today. It was muddy when it usually is fairly clear and it was deeper than usual too.
August 2013 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
July 2013 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
June 2013 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
May 2013 Good Fair Fair Good Poor
March 2013 Excellent Poor Poor Good Poor
January 2013 Excellent Poor Poor Good Good
December 2012 Fair VeryPoor Poor Fair VeryPoor

Physical Chemical Tests

Explain for me
Dissolved Oxygen mg/L
Explain for me 11-02-1997 to 21-09-2005
7.00 mg/L
Median 7.00mg/L
Latest
Nitrate - Nitrogen
Explain for me 11-02-1997
N/A mg/L N
Median 5.00mg/L N
Latest
Rainfall last 48 hours
Explain for me 12-03-2011 to 14-08-2021
0.00 mm
Median 0.00mm
Latest
Temperature - WATER
Explain for me 11-02-1997 to 14-08-2021
13.6 ° C
Median 7.7° C
Latest
pH
Explain for me 11-02-1997 to 04-10-2013
7.30 pH Units
Median 7.90pH Units
Latest
Electrical Conductivity
Explain for me 01-07-1996 to 14-08-2021
4000.00 µS/cm
Median 2100.00µS/cm
Latest
Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
Explain for me 11-02-1997 to 28-04-2005
N/A mg/L P
Median 0.030mg/L P
Latest
Total Phosphorus
Explain for me 14-05-1997 to 02-11-2005
0.03 mg/L
Median 0.04mg/L
Latest
Dissolved Oxygen % Saturation
Explain for me 11-11-2004 to 28-04-2005
N/A %
Median 133%
Latest
Turbidity - NTU
Explain for me 11-02-1997 to 14-08-2021
8 NTU
Median 1NTU
Latest
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