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Darebin Creek, adjacent to Nangak Tamboree wetlands, 215 metres US of pipe outfall, Latrobe University, Bundoora

Melbourne

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ME_YDA418 Yarra River Catchment

Darebin Creek (Urban) Sub Catchment

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Monitoring organisations
ME_Darebin Creek Lower monitoring group
ME_Darebin Parklands Waterwatch Group
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Physical Chemical Tests

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Ammonium
Explain for me 26-10-2023 to 12-12-2024
0.00 mg/L NH4+
Median 0.00mg/L NH4+
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Dissolved Oxygen mg/L
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9.50 mg/L
Median 7.00mg/L
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Temperature - WATER
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16.4 ° C
Median 23.9° C
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Temperature - AIR
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17.8 ° C
Median 23.9° C
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pH
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7.75 pH Units
Median 8.50pH Units
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Electrical Conductivity
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1216.00 µS/cm
Median 1172.00µS/cm
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Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
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0.080 mg/L P
Median 0.100mg/L P
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Dissolved Oxygen % Saturation
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92 %
Median 83%
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Turbidity - NTU
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10 NTU
Median 9NTU
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Diary entries

February 2025

Creek water muddy / tannic
Creek water muddy / tannic

February 2025

Patrizio and Scarlet
Patrizio and Scarlet

December 2024

Whitish liquid from D/S pipe outfall
Whitish liquid from D/S pipe outfall

December 2024

Close up of white liquid flowing into creek from pipe
Close up of white liquid flowing into creek from pipe

December 2024

July 2024

May 2024

May 2024

Floating yellow discharge from downstream pipe, draining new sports area adjacent to Nangak Tamboree.
Floating yellow discharge from downstream pipe, draining new sports area adjacent to Nangak Tamboree.

March 2024

March 2024

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