Publication Summary

Title

Quality Assurance Project Plan: Assessment of Ambient Groundwater Quality Conditions in the Surficial Unconsolidated Sedimentary Aquifer of the Moxee Valley, Yakima County, Washington

Month-Year PublishedDecember 2005
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Short Description

This is the quality assurance project plan for the Assessment of Ambient Groundwater Quality Conditions in the Surficial Unconsolidated Sedimentary Aquifer of the Moxee Valley, Yakima County, Washington.

(Also see abstract below)
Publication Number05-03-119
Author(s)Sinclair, K.
Print Availability
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Number of pages 20 pp.
Keywords aquifer, assessment, county, groundwater, quality assurance project plan, sediment, waste, wells
Subject Waterbodies
Yakima River
map of Washington state showing locations of subject waterbodies
Related Publications TitleRelationship    
Ambient Groundwater Quality in the Moxee Valley Surficial Aquifer, Yakima County, January-June 2006similar topic
Abstract Long Description

The Moxee Valley lies adjacent to the city of Yakima, in south-central Washington and has experienced considerable population growth in recent years. Much of this growth occurred in the unincorporated portions of the valley where residents rely on individual wells and on-site septic systems to meet their potable and wastewater disposal needs. The last published evaluation of area groundwater quality was conducted by Larson (1993), who sampled 11 Moxee Valley wells during a pesticide screening survey. At that time, groundwater nitrate+nitrite (N) concentrations within the central and lower Moxee Valley averaged approximately 3.61 mg/L. This study will build on Larson's work by providing an up-to-date assessment of ambient groundwater nutrient and bacteria concentrations within the unincorporated portions of the Moxee Valley.

Link to EIM data for User Study ID KSIN0002


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