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Traralgon Creek at Atherley Close

West Gippsland

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WG_TRA006 Latrobe River Catchment

Traralgon Creek Sub Catchment

Active Reach: 26_11 Traralgon Creek

Monitoring organisation
WG_Carolyn Roscholler

Habitat Scores

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08-03-2024 - 08-03-2024
Bank Erosion Stability Bank Vegetation In Stream Cover Riffles Pools Bends Verge Vegetation
March 2024 Fair Poor Poor Fair Fair

Physical Chemical Tests

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Nitrate - Nitrogen
Explain for me 11-01-2007 to 10-11-2007
0.00 mg/L N
Median 10.00mg/L N
Latest
Temperature - WATER
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16.0 ° C
Median 23.8° C
Latest
Temperature - AIR
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17.5 ° C
Median 33.0° C
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pH
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6.80 pH Units
Median 6.90pH Units
Latest
Electrical Conductivity
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446.00 µS/cm
Median 630.00µS/cm
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Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
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0.015 mg/L P
Median 0.030mg/L P
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Turbidity - NTU
Explain for me 11-01-2007 to 11-01-2025
30 NTU
Median 25NTU
Latest
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Diary entries

February 2025

August 2024

Detached from storm water drain. Bank collapsing behind it.
Detached from storm water drain. Bank collapsing behind it.

May 2024

May 2024

March 2024

March 2024

March 2024

March 2024

March 2024

Erosion around collaspe of stormwater drain dating back to June 2021. Hazard.
Erosion around collaspe of stormwater drain dating back to June 2021. Hazard.

August 2023

Headwall of drain collapsed into Traralgon Creek during floods of June 2021. Reported to Latrobe Council but nothing done.
Headwall of drain collapsed into Traralgon Creek during floods of June 2021. Reported to Latrobe Council but nothing done.

August 2023

Blackberries rampant on eastern bank of Traralgon Creek
Blackberries rampant on eastern bank of Traralgon Creek

August 2023

Silver wattles blown over and choking creek.
Silver wattles blown over and choking creek.

November 2021

September 2021

Bank erosion, storm water outlet moved
Bank erosion, storm water outlet moved

September 2021

Hook up trees over creek near monitoring spot
Hook up trees over creek near monitoring spot

September 2021

Silver wattle down this week
Silver wattle down this week

September 2021

Another silver wattle down this week
Another silver wattle down this week

September 2021

October 2015

November 2015

December 2015

May 2020

August 2019

June 2018

April 2018

December 2017

Looking upstream towards lime works (old brickworks)
Looking upstream towards lime works (old brickworks)

April 2019

Bindweed
Bindweed

April 2019

Blackberries and young wattles
Blackberries and young wattles

April 2019

April 2019

Swimming hole accessed from opposite bank
Swimming hole accessed from opposite bank

March 2019

Blackberries
Blackberries

March 2019

Damage to bank and rubbish at swimming hole
Damage to bank and rubbish at swimming hole

March 2019

Blackberries returning.
Blackberries returning.

August 2018

Wattle down 4 nights ago
Wattle down 4 nights ago

August 2018

Wattle down 4 nights ago during wind storm
Wattle down 4 nights ago during wind storm

August 2018

Looking downstream. Very rubbishy. Old flood debris in LH corner
Looking downstream. Very rubbishy. Old flood debris in LH corner

July 2018

Two more wattles down
Two more wattles down

July 2018

Wattle down
Wattle down

July 2018

Water clearer than usual. Blackberries coming back on bank
Water clearer than usual. Blackberries coming back on bank

July 2018

Looking upstream
Looking upstream

February 2017

Looking downstream
Looking downstream

February 2017

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