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Avoca River between Coonooer and Low water bridge

North Central

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NC_AVO385 Avoca River Catchment

Active Reach: 8_5 Avoca River

Physical Chemical Tests

Explain for me
Temperature - WATER
Explain for me 21-04-2002 to 18-06-2023
17.5 ° C
Median 11.0° C
Latest
Temperature - AIR
Explain for me 21-04-2002 to 18-06-2023
19.1 ° C
Median 15.0° C
Latest
pH
Explain for me 21-04-2002 to 18-06-2023
7.60 pH Units
Median 7.30pH Units
Latest
Electrical Conductivity
Explain for me 21-04-2002 to 18-06-2023
9880.00 µS/cm
Median 5100.00µS/cm
Latest
Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
Explain for me 21-04-2002 to 18-06-2023
0.060 mg/L P
Median 0.020mg/L P
Latest
Turbidity - NTU
Explain for me 21-04-2002 to 18-06-2023
9 NTU
Median 9NTU
Latest
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Diary entries
Looking upstream
Looking upstream

September 2022

Looking downstream
Looking downstream

September 2022

July 2022

Why upside down..was correct here..?
Why upside down..was correct here..?

July 2022

October 2020

looking east
looking east

March 2020

looking west
looking west

March 2020

looking W
looking W

January 2020

looking E
looking E

January 2020

looking happy
looking happy

December 2019

looking NW
looking NW

December 2019

looking SE
looking SE

December 2019

Showing level below Low Water Bridge
Showing level below Low Water Bridge

July 2019

Looking west - downstream
Looking west - downstream

July 2019

looking east - upstream
looking east - upstream

July 2019

looking westwards
looking westwards

August 2018

Looking eastwards
Looking eastwards

August 2018

Unidentified white substance "downstream" (no flow) from sampling point. Ph normally around 7, was 8 this time.

March 2014

Looking SE (upstream) 10.10.2103

October 2013

Looking NW- downstream 10.10.2013

October 2013

Upstream

August 2013

Downstream

August 2013

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