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Yarrowee River @ Garibaldi bridge

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CO_YAR215 Barwon River Catchment

Yarrowee/Leigh River Sub Catchment

Active Reach: 33_14 Yarrowee River

Monitoring organisation
CO_Leigh Catchment Group in Buninyong

Habitat Scores

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23-11-2008 - 04-04-2018
Bank Erosion Stability Bank Vegetation In Stream Cover Riffles Pools Bends Verge Vegetation
April 2018 Fair Poor Poor Fair Fair

No real change since last habitat assessment. 

Vegetation present: willow, asparagus fern, mustard weed, senica, dock, acacia, gum, gorse
November 2008 Excellent Good Good Excellent Good

North side revegetated. South flood plain 10 m then native veg. Noticed willows and variety of weeds including blackberry. No Pattersons Curse.

Water Bugs

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WaterWatch Method
23-11-2008 - 23-11-2008
Date Taxa Count Total score Rating

Water Bugs

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Agreed Level Taxonomy Method
20-11-2019 - 20-11-2019
Date Taxa Count Weighted SIGNAL

Physical Chemical Tests

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Dissolved Oxygen mg/L
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 04-04-2018
8.20 mg/L
Median 10.60mg/L
Latest
Temperature - WATER
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 04-04-2018
18.0 ° C
Median 18.2° C
Latest
Temperature - AIR
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 04-04-2018
18.6 ° C
Median 24.5° C
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pH
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 04-04-2018
7.50 pH Units
Median 8.00pH Units
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Electrical Conductivity
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 20-11-2019
1138.00 µS/cm
Median 984.00µS/cm
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Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 04-04-2018
0.145 mg/L P
Median 0.700mg/L P
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Dissolved Oxygen % Saturation
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 04-04-2018
76 %
Median 113%
Latest
Turbidity - NTU
Explain for me 23-11-2008 to 04-04-2018
10 NTU
Median 10NTU
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