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The Muskegon River Watershed Assembly is dedicated to the preservation, protection, restoration, and sustainable use of the Muskegon River, the land it drains, and the life it supports, through educational, scientific and conservation initiatives.

 

MRWA Data Repository
Wexford County - Water Quality

For more info on Water Quality on the State or watershed level, go to MRW Water Quality

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2002 Water Quality Report - (City of Cadillac).

A Biological Survey of the Upper Clam River - 1996 - (MDEQ).

A Biological Survey of the Upper Muskegon River in Missaukee and Roscommon Counties - 1989 - (MDEQ).

A Water Chemistry and Bilogical Survey of the Clam River from Lake Cadillac to M66 - 1983 - (MDNR). Contact MRWA.

An Investigation of Copper Sulfate Concentrations in Sediment and Water Samples and Sediment Toxicity in Cadillac, Mitchell and Houghton Lake - 2003 (MDEQ)

Archived Superfund Sites - (EPA) - Listing of archived superfund sites by Michigan County.

Biological Surveys of the Clam River in the Vicinity of Cadillac - 1979 - (MDNR). Contact MRWA.

Biological, Chemical, and Bacteriological Survey of the Clam River - 1958 - (MDNR) - ascertain the effects of the City of Cadillac sewage treatment plan on the Clam River. Contact MRWA

Chronic Toxicity Assessment of AAR Cadillac MFG Outfall 001 Effluent - 2001 - (MDEQ).

Chronic Toxicity Assessment of Cadillac WWTP Outfall 001 Effluent - 2000 - (MDEQ).

Clam River Study - 1975 - (MDNR). Contact MRWA

Clam River Watershed Nonpoint Pollution Control Action Plan - the identification of three nonpoint pollution problems in the Clam River Watershed (1987). Contact MRWA.

Observations in the Clam River at Cadillac - (MDNR) - follow-up to previous studies on the Clam River.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Upper Clam River Watershed: Non-Point Source Pollution Control Watershed Plan - goal of this plan is to reduce the major pollutants to the river and lakes and prevent water resources from further degradation. Contact MRWA.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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