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1 SECTION 11 - River Water Quality Data Metals - River Water Quality Data Ammonium - River Water Quality Data Chloride - River Water Quality Data ph Note: The spreadsheets used to generate these graphs are presented in electronic format only as Section 11 on the attached CD-ROM included in Section 8 of this submission.
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