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[en] The quality of water of Idaho lakes is of increasing concern, particularly when related to waste disposal and land use practices within the watersheds. This study investigates the Kalispell Bay and Granite Creek areas. Conclusions are as follows: Both areas demonstrate direction of ground water towards Priest Lake. The Kalispell Bay area displays horizontal ground water flow throughout the entire area with an upward hydraulic gradient over a portion of the area. The Granite Creek Area displays strictly horizontal flow; both study areas contain particular sub-areas which display nutrient enrichment, particulary nitrogen, of ground water; the granite Creek study area contains a sub-area displaying both elevated nitrogen concentrations and positive tests for E. coli bacteria. 2 figs., 2 tabs
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Link, P.K. (ed.); Idaho State Government, Boise, ID (United States); 652 p; 1994; p. 615-620; Hydrogeology, waste disposal, science and politics: 30. symposium on engineering geology and geotechnical engineering; Boise, ID (United States); 23-25 Mar 1994; Also available from OSTI as DE94014144; NTIS
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