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Archived water quality assessments
Water quality at Port Noarlunga jetty is assessed as being in
good, moderate or poor condition by interpreting water chemistry
and algal data. >> More
Water quality classification for October 2005 to March 2006
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Good
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NA
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Good
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Good
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Good
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NA
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Good
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NA
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Good
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NA
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Good
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NA
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Notes NA = not applicable
Heavy metals were classified as good in this six-month period.
In the last period they were classified as poor. This reduction
is likely to be due to less rain and runoff during the warmer
months.
Water quality classification for April to September 2005
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Good
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NA
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Good
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Good
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Good
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NA
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Good
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NA
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NA
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Poor
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NA
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Poor
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NA
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Good
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NA
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Notes NA = not applicable
Heavy metals were classified as poor, which is most likely due
to urban runoff containing heavy metals washed off roads and galvanised
iron roofs.
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