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41A070 - Crab Cr nr Beverly

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Years when sampling has occurred:

09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88
87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66
65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44
               

41A070 - Crab Cr nr Beverly

Results that exceed water quality criteria or the usual range of data (since October, 1996)

Results that exceeded water quality standards criteria

The Department of Ecology places limits on how much pollution is allowed in our rivers to protect public health and enjoyment, and to support fish, shellfish, and wildlife (WAC 173-201A). Individual results for temperature, pH, oxygen, fecal coliform bacteria, and metals (where sampled) that are higher than these criteria are listed below. (The standards do not contain criteria for other types of water quality constituents.) This table includes only results from our monthly monitoring program. Results from other monitoring, such as continuous monitoring for temperature, are not evaluated here.

Exceeding a criterion does not necessarily mean the water quality standard has been violated. Often, other “pollution” conditions must exist for a stream segment to be in violation of water quality standards. In some cases, standards require that the source of pollution be human activities rather than natural causes. Also, more than a single result exceeding a criterion may be required.

Washington's Water Quality Standards were amended in November, 2006. Data in the tables below are based on the older standards through 2008. Data collected after 2008 are based on the ammended standards, excluding supplemental temperature criteria. We are currently working on incorporating supplemental temperature criteria into our evaluation procedures.

Fecal Coliform Bacteria (exceeding the ten percent criterion)
datetimeunitscriterionresultremark% exceed
10/4/200414:40#/100ml400410 2
4/3/200109:35#/100ml400680J70
pH
datetimeunitscriterionresultremark% exceed
6/3/200913:30pH8.58.6 1
8/15/200714:31pH8.58.6 1
8/14/200614:40pH8.58.6 1
3/6/200612:50pH8.58.6 1
2/6/200613:45pH8.58.6 1
1/11/200615:04pH8.58.6 1
8/1/200514:18pH8.58.6 1
6/6/200514:05pH8.58.6 1
4/4/200513:41pH8.58.6 1
3/7/200514:49pH8.58.7 3
10/8/200310:31pH8.58.6 1
7/9/200310:00pH8.58.6 1
8/7/200213:40pH8.58.7 2
1/9/200211:27pH8.58.6 1
3/6/200109:51pH8.58.7 3
8/9/200015:55pH8.58.7 2
10/13/199913:30pH8.58.6 1
9/8/199816:50pH8.58.9 5
8/11/199814:05pH8.59.1 7
7/14/199815:25pH8.58.7 2
6/16/199816:20pH8.58.8 4
4/7/199815:15pH8.58.7 2
3/10/199813:40pH8.58.8 4
8/12/199715:30pH8.58.7 2
4/15/199714:35pH8.58.9 5
3/11/199714:10pH8.58.6 1
Temperature
datetimeunitscriterionresultremark% exceed
9/14/200913:48deg C17.520.4 17
8/12/200913:45deg C17.523 31
7/8/200914:05deg C17.520.8 19
6/3/200913:30deg C17.522 26
8/12/200812:15deg C2121.2 1
8/15/200714:31deg C2125 19
7/9/200713:05deg C2123.6 12
8/14/200614:40deg C2122.3 6
7/17/200613:52deg C2122.7 8
6/6/200614:16deg C2121.8 4
8/1/200514:18deg C2123.5 12
7/11/200514:35deg C2123.5 12
8/4/200411:28deg C2122.3 6
7/14/200408:25deg C2122.2 6
8/6/200310:20deg C2121.3 1
7/10/200212:25deg C2123.1 10
8/14/200109:55deg C2124.7 18
7/10/200109:20deg C2123.1 10
8/9/200015:55deg C2124.2 15
8/11/199909:30deg C2121.7 3
9/8/199816:50deg C2122.5 7
8/11/199814:05deg C2123.3 11
7/14/199815:25deg C2123.7 13
8/12/199715:30deg C2124.9 19
7/15/199714:30deg C2123.4 11
6/10/199714:40deg C2123.3 11
5/13/199714:30deg C2121.6 3

Results that contrast strongly with historical data

Results exceeding the usual range of data (defined as 2 standard deviations beyond the mean value for a station based on data from the same three-month period over the previous six years) are shown below. A certain percentage of results will always be listed in this report. Inclusion here does not necessarily indicate something unique is occurring in the watershed.

Ammonia-Nitrogen
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
11/1/200414:55mg/L0.048 1.622222E-029.570516E-0318
5/10/200012:55mg/L0.105 0.0190.01211
6/9/199909:55mg/L0.117 0.0190.01211
5/5/199909:45mg/L0.056 0.0190.01211
1/13/199814:20mg/L0.1 0.0270.02111
Barometric Pressure
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
9/14/200913:48mm/Hg744.728 751.02152.98580218
9/9/200810:43mm/Hg744.982 751.14862.62350218
4/14/200811:00mm/Hg743.712 750.55593.24282218
3/10/200409:15mm/Hg767.08 750.85146.86066918
2/11/200411:15mm/Hg766.826 750.85146.86066918
3/5/200309:59mm/Hg736.092 750.56855.97043617
11/6/200209:25mm/Hg723.9J750.56468.7321218
10/9/200210:32mm/Hg724.154J750.56468.7321218
Conductivity
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
11/18/200814:50umhos/cm135 699.5555121.206318
4/10/200614:20umhos/cm668 543.055557.1236818
7/9/200310:00umhos/cm799 500.722246.3513518
12/5/200112:12umhos/cm868 651104.43311
8/14/200109:55umhos/cm608 51241.60612
4/7/199911:00umhos/cm677 553.16749.44412
3/10/199909:25umhos/cm503J847.45585.27811
2/10/199910:15umhos/cm552 847.45585.27811
10/7/199809:45umhos/cm438 651104.43311
6/16/199816:20umhos/cm445 553.16749.44412
2/10/199814:05umhos/cm616 847.45585.27811
Fecal Coliform Bacteria
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
1/13/200909:45#/100ml22 7.9444454.69633418
7/8/200811:20#/100ml310J85.6111151.941318
6/3/200810:40#/100ml320 62.6666742.8059918
8/15/200714:31#/100ml17 128.666749.8609818
10/3/200515:32#/100ml390J54.6111171.5822418
10/4/200414:40#/100ml410 44.565.6938118
8/6/200310:20#/100ml230 110.277852.3301818
10/10/200112:35#/100ml290 38.832.71410
Flow
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
7/14/199909:45CFS190 305.22248.5829
2/10/199814:05CFS277 186.55631.5889
1/13/199814:20CFS305 186.55631.5889
4/15/199714:35CFS319 25225.0659
3/11/199714:10CFS268 186.55631.5889
Nitrate+Nitrite-Nitrogen
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
3/4/200913:55mg/L2.27 2.9161110.233871218
2/20/200810:10mg/L2.31 2.9161110.233871218
4/10/200614:20mg/L2.52 1.4650560.413787718
Nitrate-Nitrite
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
3/15/200013:25mg/L2.06 3.1360.4511
8/11/199909:30mg/L2.15 1.3660.25112
7/14/199909:45mg/L2.24 1.3660.25112
6/9/199909:55mg/L2.39 1.520.3812
12/9/199809:40mg/L3.76 2.1770.58212
12/9/199714:25mg/L3.61 2.1770.58212
3/11/199714:10mg/L4.18 3.1360.4511
Oxygen
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
5/8/200614:40mg/L13.1 9.9333331.10801918
3/7/200514:49mg/L15.5 12.461110.826778918
1/3/200515:15mg/L14.5 12.461110.826778918
12/6/200414:22mg/L14.5 11.278331.35759818
4/15/199714:35mg/L12.5 9.6921.22312
pH
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
10/9/200711:01pH8.2 8.4011110.10046318
3/7/200514:49pH8.7 8.4027780.138173218
12/5/200010:00pH7.9 8.3820.18911
5/10/200012:55pH7.8 8.4750.19112
11/17/199912:50pH7.9 8.3820.18911
9/8/199816:50pH8.9 8.450.20212
8/11/199814:05pH9.1 8.450.20212
4/15/199714:35pH8.9 8.4750.19112
Phosphorus, Sol Reactive
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
3/4/200913:55mg/L0.0307 6.152222E-021.449879E-0218
1/13/200909:45mg/L0.105 6.152222E-021.449879E-0218
3/17/200810:27mg/L0.019 6.152222E-021.449879E-0218
2/20/200810:10mg/L0.116 6.152222E-021.449879E-0218
12/13/200614:52mg/L0.0726 3.667222E-021.725926E-0218
12/5/200515:03mg/L0.0724 3.667222E-021.725926E-0218
10/3/200515:32mg/L0.078 3.667222E-021.725926E-0218
5/8/200110:05mg/L0.04J0.0150.00712
9/13/200012:45mg/L0.046 0.0110.00412
5/5/199909:45mg/L0.047 0.0150.00712
4/7/199911:00mg/L0.041 0.0150.00712
Phosphorus, Total
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
12/4/200213:18mg/L0.091 0.22788893.068591E-0217
11/6/200209:25mg/L0.082 0.22788893.068591E-0217
10/9/200210:32mg/L0.054 0.22788893.068591E-0217
12/10/199615:15mg/L2.81 0.0670.03411
Suspended Solids
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
3/4/200913:55mg/L28 16.611114.56507118
6/6/200514:05mg/L21 68.3888921.2385318
1/3/200515:15mg/L8 18.111114.99280518
1/13/199814:20mg/L42 20.0917.86711
Temperature
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
6/6/200614:16deg C21.8 13.466673.84371118
3/7/200514:49deg C12.5 4.2222222.20121818
4/3/200109:35deg C7.4 16.3173.78112
4/7/199911:00deg C6.8 16.3173.78112
Total Persulf Nitrogen
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
9/14/200913:48mg/L2.96 1.6322220.304061818
2/5/200714:04mg/L4.88 3.240.401072118
12/13/200614:52mg/L3.78 2.4338890.58816918
9/11/200614:10mg/L2.59 1.7005560.394483618
2/6/200613:45mg/L4.55 3.240.401072118
12/5/200515:03mg/L3.75 2.4338890.58816918
4/4/200513:41mg/L3.86 1.9594440.67622218
11/6/200209:25mg/L0.32 2.4494450.578796618
4/3/200109:35mg/L2.79 1.8630.40712
5/10/200012:55mg/L3.23 1.8630.40712
3/15/200013:25mg/L2.44 3.5440.42111
2/9/200014:40mg/L2.61 3.5440.42111
8/11/199909:30mg/L2.65 1.5950.35212
7/14/199909:45mg/L2.52 1.5950.35212
6/9/199909:55mg/L3 1.8630.40712
4/7/199911:00mg/L2.91 1.8630.40712
Turbidity
datetimeunitsresultremarkQMEANQSDQDP
8/12/200913:45NTU38 17.111119.0982818
3/4/200913:55NTU19 9.4055563.50838918
11/18/200814:50NTU11 5.4777782.25663918
7/8/200811:20NTU39 17.111119.0982818
3/6/200612:50NTU0.5U9.7944442.79904918
3/10/200409:15NTU16 9.6444442.6192118
11/5/200310:58NTU12 5.2777781.98925218
5/12/199816:10NTU55 32.510.00512

Note: QMEAN, QSD, and QDP are the quarterly mean, standard deviation, and number of data points for the last six years, where available, for the station shown.

 

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