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T1 Point Impossible Road Culvert at Mullet Creek

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Site details

Overview

Estuary Thompson Creek Estuary
CMA Corangamite CMA
Type Physico-Chemical
Site code T1
Site name Point Impossible Road Culvert at Mullet Creek
Nearest road and town Breamlea. Point Impossible Road
Description Site is on the side of the culvert where Mullet Creek enters Thompson Creek estuary.
Site access Drive along Point Impossible Road towards the beach. Park in the pullover before the road bridge/culvert. Walk across rocks to the side of the culvert.
Land use
  • Native Bushland
  • Rural Croppping
  • Rural Residential
Land use description
Status Active
Observation history 17-10-2014 - 19-07-2022
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Observations

C Estuary is closed to the sea. O Estuary is open to the sea. P Perched
Turbidity tubes do not measure below 9 NTU; Chart values of 9 should be interpreted as < 9 NTU

Observations

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Date 15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Observation #14834 #14829

Observation summaries

Turbidity NTU

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top 10.0
Bottom 10.0

pH

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top 7.6 7.8
Bottom 8.2 7.7

Ammonia mg/L

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top
Bottom

Enterococci orgs/100mL

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top
Bottom

Temperature ° C

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top 15.90 11.00
Bottom 15.80 12.50

Salinity ppt

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top 38.30 14.10
Bottom 38.30 37.40

D.O. mg/L

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top 10.24 8.61
Bottom 10.25 2.94

D.O. % Sat

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top 104.70 83.80
Bottom 104.50 29.50

Conductivity mS/cm

15-05-2022 19-07-2022
Top 54.70 20.20
Bottom 54.70 53.50
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