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Tullaroop Creek @ Bland Reserve

North Central

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NC_TUL550 Loddon River Catchment

Tullaroop Creek Sub Catchment

Active Reach: 1_1 Mitta Mitta River

Habitat Scores

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28-05-2026 - 25-06-2026
Bank Erosion Stability Bank Vegetation In Stream Cover Riffles Pools Bends Verge Vegetation
June 2026 Good Fair Good Fair Good
May 2026 Fair Fair Excellent Good Excellent
Reed beds have thickened considerably within the creek itself.

Physical Chemical Tests

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Temperature - WATER
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15.5 ° C
Median 14.5° C
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pH
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7.40 pH Units
Median 7.50pH Units
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Electrical Conductivity
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871.00 µS/cm
Median 1141.00µS/cm
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Reactive Phosphate (mg/L)
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0.010 mg/L P
Median 0.000mg/L P
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Turbidity - NTU
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10 NTU
Median 10NTU
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Diary entries
Creek prior to event. From pedestrian bridge at Bland Reserve toward Pyrenees Highwy, choked with reed
Creek prior to event. From pedestrian bridge at Bland Reserve toward Pyrenees Highwy, choked with reed

July 2026

Bland Reserve looking toward Pyrenees Highway same location as above. First time you can see the water flow in recent years with a lot of the reeds washed further down stream.
Bland Reserve looking toward Pyrenees Highway same location as above. First time you can see the water flow in recent years with a lot of the reeds washed further down stream.

July 2026

Looking North, downstream from the pedestrian bridge at Bland Reserve
Looking North, downstream from the pedestrian bridge at Bland Reserve

July 2026

Bland Reserve again. Not out of its bank on the right hand side but overflowed onto the left.
Bland Reserve again. Not out of its bank on the right hand side but overflowed onto the left.

July 2026

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