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U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey Data Series 495 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004 Groundwater site Surface-water site
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U.S. Department of the InteriorU.S. Geological Survey

Data Series 495

Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

Groundwater siteSurface-water site

Cover illustration:

USGS personnel collect-ing a water sample from a small stream in Iowa.

Modified version of figure 1 from this report.

Photographs taken by USGS personnel.

USGS personnel collecting and processing a ground-water sample.

Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004By Stephen J. Kalkhoff, Sarah J. Stetson, Kris D. Lund, Richard B. Wanty, and Gregory L. Linder

Data Series 495

U.S. Department of the InteriorU.S. Geological Survey

U.S. Department of the InteriorKEN SALAZAR, Secretary

U.S. Geological SurveyMarcia K. McNutt, Director

U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia: 2010

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Suggested citation:Kalkhoff, S.J., Stetson, S.J., Lund, K.D., Wanty, R.B., and Linder, G.L., 2010, Perchlorate data for streams and groundwater in selected areas of the United States, 2004: U.S. Geological Survey Data Series 495, 43 p. with appendix.

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ContentsAbstract ...........................................................................................................................................................1Introduction.....................................................................................................................................................1

Purpose and Scope ..............................................................................................................................2Description of the Study Area ............................................................................................................2Selection of Sampling Sites ................................................................................................................2

Methods...........................................................................................................................................................3Sample Collection Methods ................................................................................................................3

Surface Water ..............................................................................................................................3Groundwater .................................................................................................................................4

Sample Processing ...............................................................................................................................4Analytical Methods...............................................................................................................................4

Quality Assurance..........................................................................................................................................4Field Blank Samples .............................................................................................................................4Replicate Samples ................................................................................................................................5Laboratory Quality Assurance Procedures ......................................................................................5Stability of Perchlorate in Water Samples .......................................................................................5

Occurrence of Perchlorate ..........................................................................................................................5Acknowledgments .......................................................................................................................................14References ....................................................................................................................................................14Appendix........................................................................................................................................................41

Figure

1–9 Maps showing: 1. Location of surface-water and groundwater sites for reconnaissance sampling,

2004 .........................................................................................................................................3 2. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in

Arkansas and Texas, 2004 .....................................................................................................6 3. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water sites in Arizonia and New

Mexico, 2004 ..........................................................................................................................7 4. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in

California and Nevada, 2004 .................................................................................................8 5. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in

Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota, 2004 .....................................................................9 6 Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in

Iowa, 2004 ............................................................................................................................10 7. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water sites in Illinois, Indiana,

Missouri, and Ohio, 2004. ....................................................................................................11 8. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water sites in Michigan, Minnesota,

and Wisconsin, 2004 ...........................................................................................................12 9 Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in

Nebraska, 2004 ....................................................................................................................13

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Tables

1. Selected sites in the United States sampled for perchlorate analysis . ..................................18 2. Quality assurrance-quality-control samples (field blanks) for perchlorate reconnaissance

study in selected areas of the United States ...............................................................................5 3. Quality assurrance-quality-control samples (replicates) for perchlorate reconnaissance

study in selected areas of the United States .............................................................................28 4. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in the United

States ............................................................................................................................................29 5. Summary of perchlorate detections and concentrations in selected States .........................40 6. Perchlorate concentrations in streams sampled twice during the reconnaissance

study ..............................................................................................................................................40

Conversion Factors, Abbreviations, and DatumsSI to Inch/Pound

Multiply By To obtain

Length

centimeter (cm) 0.3937 inch (in.)millimeter (mm) 0.03937 inch (in.)meter (m) 3.281 foot (ft) kilometer (km) 0.6214 mile (mi)

Volume

liter (L) 33.82 ounce, fluid (fl. oz)

Flow rate

cubic meter per second (m3/s) 0.0353 cubic feet per second (ft3/s)

Mass

gram (g) 0.03527 ounce, avoirdupois (oz)

Horizontal coordinate information is referenced to the North American Datum of 1983 (NAD 83).

Concentrations of chemical constituents in water are given either in milligrams per liter (mg/L) or micrograms per liter (µg/L).

AbstractThis report presents data collected as part of a recon-

naissance study to evaluate the occurrence of perchlorate in rivers and streams and in shallow aquifers in selected areas of the United States. Perchlorate, a component in rocket fuels, fireworks, and some explosives is soluble in water and persists in soils and water for long periods. It is biologically active at relatively low-levels in the environment, and has been identi-fied as an endocrine-disrupting chemical. The purpose of this reconnaissance was to determine the occurrence of perchlorate in agricultural areas of the Midwestern and North-Central United States and in arid Central and Western parts of the United States.

Samples were collected from 171 sites on rivers and streams and 146 sites from wells during the summer and early fall of 2004. Samples were collected from surface-water sites in 19 states and from wells in 5 states. Perchlorate was detected in samples collected in 15 states and was detected in 34 of 182 samples from rivers and streams and in 64 of 148 groundwater samples at concentrations equal to or greater than 0.4 micrograms per liter. Perchlorate concentrations were 1.0 micrograms per liter or greater in surface-water samples from seven states and in groundwater samples in four states. Only one surface-water and one groundwater sample had concentrations greater than 5.0 micrograms per liter. Perchlo-rate concentrations in followup samples collected from 1 to 3 months after the initial sample were unchanged at four of five stream sites.

IntroductionPerchlorate (ClO4

-), a naturally occurring and manmade compound that is a component in rocket fuels, fireworks, and some explosives, has been detected in many water supplies throughout the country. Most documented occurrences of perchlorate have been related to military and chemical-manu-facturing operations. However, a number of studies have docu-mented the presence of perchlorate in nitrate-bearing minerals from Chile that have been or are still being used as fertilizers in the United States.

Although perchlorate has been documented as a point-source contaminant in groundwater near areas where ammo-nium perchlorate is produced and where solid-fuel rockets, fireworks, and other explosives are manufactured or used, recent studies (Parker and others, 2008) have found perchlo-rate in areas with no apparent anthropogenic sources and where agricultural activities (fertilizers and irrigation) are prevalent. Small-scale studies have documented perchlorate in groundwater in the Texas High Plains (Rajagopalan and others, 2006), leafy vegetables (Sanchez and others, 2005), beef cattle (Cheng and others, 2004) and selected dairy milk from supermarket shelves in Texas (Kirk and others, 2003). Perchlorate occurs naturally in precipitation (Rajagopalan and others, 2009) and may accumulate in the unsaturated zone in areas with low precipitation (deserts) by deposition processes similar to nitrate (Walvoord and others, 2003). Infiltration of irrigation water can mobilize accumulated perchlorate and transport it from the unsaturated zone to the underlying aquifer (Scanlon and others, 2008).

The identification of perchlorate in sodium nitrate fertiliz-ers derived from Chilean caliche (Urbansky and others, 2001a) may support this suggestion. Although identified in Chilean caliche, perchlorate does not generally occur in manufactured nitrogen fertilizers (Urbansky and others, 2001b), but some questions remain on its occurrence in potash minerals (Orris and others, 2003). Perchlorate in groundwater in the United States has been documented by the U.S. Environmental Pro-tection Agency (2003), but the areal occurrence has not been investigated.

Perchlorate is soluble in water and persists in soils and water for long periods. It is biologically active at relatively low-levels in the environment, and its role as an endocrine-disrupting chemical has been documented in some fish (Patino and others, 2003; Crane and others, 2005). Uptake by plants (Nzengung and others, 1999) and microbial degradation (Cole-man and others, 2003; Sturchio and others, 2003) also has been established. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency established a chronic oral reference dose (RfD) for humans of 0.0007 milligrams per kilogram body weight per day. The RfD equates to a Drinking Water Equivalent Level (DWEL) of 24.5 micrograms per liter (μg/L), or approximately equal to parts per billion (ppb). A DWEL is a lifetime exposure concen-tration protective of adverse, noncancer health effects that assumes all of the exposure to a contaminant is from drinking

Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

By Stephen J. Kalkhoff, Sarah J. Stetson, Kris D. Lund, Richard B. Wanty, and Gregory L. Linder

2 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

water. (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 2008). A num-ber of states have set advisory levels less than the DWEL and as low as 1.0 μg/L (Interstate Technology Regulatory Council, 2005).

The occurrence of perchlorate has been documented in groundwater at pristine areas across the United State (Parker and others, 2008) and has been extensively studied in ground-water in the southern High Plains in Texas and New Mexico (Rajagopalan and others, 2006), Southwestern United States (Balaji and others, 2007), and California. However, additional information on the occurrence of perchlorate in the Central and Midwestern United States is still needed. Research has centered mainly on the occurrence in groundwater, and the occurrence of perchlorate in streams and rivers has not been investigated extensively.

Purpose and Scope

A reconnaissance sampling was conducted in 2004 to: (1) collect data to determine the occurrence of perchlorate over a gradient of agricultural land-use intensity in areas of the Mid-western and North Central United States and (2) collect data to determine if varying annual precipitation across the middle and western parts of the United States affects the occurrence of perchlorate in rivers and streams.

Surface-water and groundwater data were collected in agricultural areas. Surface-water data were collected at sites on small third-order streams draining agricultural watersheds in the Midwestern corn belt in the fall of 2004 during low-flow periods when most water in the stream originates from groundwater discharge. Followup samples were collected from five streams 1 to 3 months after the initial sampling to document any seasonal variability. Groundwater data were collected from shallow aquifers in the summer and early fall of 2004 that have relatively “young” waters that may be suscep-tible to contamination from current land-use practices.

Surface-water data were collected in the summer and early fall of 2004 from streams and rivers in the Central and Southwestern United States to determine if varying annual rainfall influenced perchlorate occurrence in surface water. Sites were located on small to medium-sized streams that drained a watershed with a single primary land use and larger rivers that integrated multiple land use in the watershed.

The purpose of this report is to present data collected as part of the perchlorate occurrence study in the Central and Southwestern United States. Data includes those from the agri-cultural land-use gradient component and from the precipita-tion gradient component of the reconnaissance study. Inter-pretation of the relations between perchlorate occurrence and geologic, climatologic, and anthropogenic factors is beyond the scope of this report.

Description of the Study Area

The reconnaissance study was concentrated in the Central and Southwestern part of the United States (fig. 1). Perchlorate samples were based on the availability of wells and streams being sampled as part of other U.S. Geological Survey’s (USGS) programs. The ongoing USGS water-quality programs include the National Water-Quality Assessment Program (NAWQA): joint US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and USGS Landscape Indicators (EPALIPS) project; and sev-eral USGS/State cooperative studies. Because of the integrated design, an extensive set of water-chemistry data that include physical properties, major ions, nutrients, and in some cases, trace elements are available in addition to the perchlorate data presented in this report. A list of projects that provided assis-tance in sample collection and selected reports documenting their findings is provided in appendix 1.

Selection of Sampling Sites

Several criteria were used to select stream and river sites and wells where perchlorate samples were added to existing data collection efforts to determine if perchlorate contamina-tion is more prevalent in areas where nitrogen and potassium minerals are used as fertilizers for agriculture and to determine if perchlorate contamination is more prevalent in areas that receive less rainfall where perchlorate may not be readily flushed through the hydrologic system.

Surface-water and groundwater sites were selected to obtain data on the occurrence of perchlorate in agricultural areas (table 1, at the back of this report). Surface-water sites on medium to large streams and rivers that drain agricul-tural, urban, and undisturbed watersheds from Texas through Arizona, New Mexico, and California (fig. 1) were sampled to obtain data on the occurrence of perchlorate in streams in rela-tion to a range of annual rainfall.

Water samples were collected from groundwater in an area with a gradient of agricultural intensity and of fertilizer use from Minnesota and Iowa southwest to Colorado. Shal-low groundwater that has most likely infiltrated within the last 50 years was sampled to define perchlorate occurrence in aquifers. An extensive set of wells (table 1, at the back of this report) was sampled in Nebraska for perchlorate along with the standard suite of other water-quality constituents. Thirty-eight municipal supply wells were sampled in Iowa during the summer of 2004. These 38 wells occur in shallow alluvial deposits and were selected because the aquifer is susceptible to contamination from land-surface activities. Although these are municipal wells, the wells are located in or near farmland. Additional wells were sampled in Colorado where agricultural land-use intensity is minimal. Small third-order streams that drain primarily agricultural areas in the Midwestern corn-belt were selected to determine if groundwater flowing to streams contained perchlorate. One hundred and ten sites in 10 Midwestern corn-belt states were sampled. Additional sites

Methods 3

at the mouth of agricultural and undisturbed watersheds were sampled in Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado during late summer or early fall.

In addition to the perchlorate data presented in this report, major ion, nutrient, pesticide, and, in some cases, trace ele-ment data for these sites are available online from the USGS NWISweb (http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/) and NAWQA data warehouse (http://infotrek.er.usgs.gov/traverse/f?p=NAWQA:HOME:927964592963779).

Methods

Sample Collection Methods

Perchlorate samples were collected using methods that ensured representative surface-water and groundwater sam-ples. For rivers and streams this means that any water-quality variability with depth or variability across the river was integrated into the sample. For groundwater this means that stagnant water in the well casing was removed before water

from the aquifer was collected. Once the sample was obtained, appropriate filtration and preservation techniques were used to ensure that water quality did not change during transit to the laboratory. Detailed sampling techniques are provided in the USGS National Field Manual for the collection of water-quality data (U.S. Geological Survey, 1998) and are briefly summarized in the following sections.

All equipment used to collect and process perchlorate samples were precleaned with a 0.1-percent nonphosphate detergent, rinsed with tap water, and then rinsed with deion-ized water. Once cleaned, equipment was air dried, wrapped in aluminum foil or in plastic bags, and stored in a dust-free environment to ensure clean equipment for the next sample. Detailed cleaning procedures for equipment are described by Wilde (2004).

Surface WaterSamples from flowing streams were collected using

depth-integrating sampling methods, described in detail by Webb and others (1999), to obtain a representative sample. A

120° 70°80°90°100°110°

45°

40°

35°

30°

25°

EXPLANATION

Groundwater siteSurface-water site

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

0 200 600 MILES400

0 200 400 600 KILOMETERS

Figure 1. Location of surface-water and groundwater sites for reconnaissance sampling, 2004.

4 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

brief summary follows. Collection of depth-integrated samples involves using an equal-width-increment (EWI) or equal-discharge-increment (EDI) sampling method. The EWI or EDI methods produce a composite sample that represents the discharge weighted concentrations of the stream cross sec-tion being sampled. Samples were collected at verticals from increments of the cross section of a stream having a specified width. The number of verticals sampled varies based on the width of the stream. Generally 10–15 vertical samples were composited at each site. However, in narrow streams where it was not practical to obtain multiple vertical samples, one vertical sample was collected. Occasionally, low-flow condi-tions (stream depth less than about 15 cm deep, or the stream velocity is less than about 0.45 m/s) rendered the use of an iso-kinetic sampler impractical. In these conditions, a dip sample was collected.

GroundwaterDetailed groundwater sampling protocol is provided in

the groundwater sampling section (Chapter 4–2, by Gibbs and Wilde, 1999) of the National Field Manual and in a report documenting NAWQA protocols (Koterba and others, 1995). Initially, a water-level measurement was made to document natural or anthropogenic stresses on the aquifer. Wells were pumped for a sufficient amount of time so that a minimum of three well volumes were removed and so that temperature, specific conductance, and pH of the discharged water were stable. Once purged, the well was sampled by pumping the water through a 0.45 μm capsule filter into a polyethylene bottle as described below.

Sample Processing

Water collected from wells and streams was filtered through a capsule filter with a pore size of 0.45 μm for the perchlorate sample after filtering for major ions, nutrients, alkalinity, radiochemicals, and stable isotopes sample was completed. This ensured that several hundred milliliters of ambient water had been flushed through the filter before water was collected for the perchlorate sample. In addition, the first 20–25 mL of filtrate was used to rinse the polyethylene sample bottle to remove any foreign material. The sample bottle then was filled, capped securely, put in a ziplock bag, and chilled on ice for shipment to the laboratory. Once collected, the sample is kept chilled until analyzed at the laboratory.

Analytical Methods

The perchlorate analysis procedure was modified from that of Wagner and others (2004). Samples were analyzed for perchlorate using a Dionex DX-500 Ion Chromaograph (IC) system with a GP40 pump and ED40 electrochemical detector, 2 millimeter AG16 guard and AS16 analytical columns, and 35 millimole potassium hydroxide eluent flowing at a flow rate

of 0.25 milliliters per minute (mL/min). A 50-microliter injec-tion loop was used for samples with concentrations greater than 10 μg/L, and 1,000 microliter injection loop used for lower concentrations (less than or equal to 1 μg/L). A mem-brane suppression unit in the recycle mode was used with a current of 50 milliamps. Samples were pretreated with the barium, silver, and hydrogen cartridges. With the 2-millime-ter column system, the signal to noise ratio at 0.2 μg/L was approximately 5.

Quality AssuranceAn extensive array of quality-assurance (QA) samples

were analyzed to ensure that results were representative of those in the environment and were not because of introduc-tion of perchlorate during equipment cleaning or from cross contamination from previous samples (field blank samples). QA samples also were analyzed to ensure that the analytical method can determine accurate concentrations and can reliably reproduce results (replicate samples). In addition to the stan-dard QA samples, perchlorate concentrations were measured in prepared solutions for more than 600 days to document the long-term stability of perchlorate in samples.

Field Blank Samples

Field blank samples (blank samples) were collected to measure contamination introduced by the site environment (atmosphere) and by sample handling, processing, and analy-sis. Generally, blank samples were collected routinely during the collection period of environmental water samples and were distributed among sites to assess a broad range of locations, hydrologic conditions, and water types. Blank samples were collected, processed, and analyzed in a manner that simulates the collection, processing, transport, and analysis of environ-mental water samples through clean sampling and processing equipment. The collection and processing of surface-water samples were simulated by pouring blank water (pesticide-grade water suitable for use in the collection of field blanks) into the sampler bottle, capping the sampler bottle and nozzle assembly, shaking, and pouring the blank water into a split-ter. Blank water from the splitter then was filtered into sample bottles. Blank samples from surface-water sites were col-lected prior to the collection of environmental water samples to determine if cleaning procedures removed contamination introduced by water at the previous site, and if contamination was introduced by the transport of equipment to the current site. No field blank samples contained detectable concentra-tions of perchlorate (table 2).

Occurrence of Perchlorate 5

Replicate Samples

Replicate samples were collected and analyzed to esti-mate the precision of concentration values from sample pro-cessing and analysis. Each replicate is an aliquot of the native sample water processed in the field through the same sample equipment and processed using identical procedures. Labo-ratory replicates are an aliquot of an environmental sample submitted for analysis.

Most of the replicate samples (table 3, at the back of this report) did not contain detectable concentrations of perchlo-rate. Analytical results of replicate samples from 10 sites had concentrations below the detection limit (0.4 μg/L) in both the ambient and replicate sample. Results of replicate samples from five sites had low levels of perchlorate (0.41 to 0.96 μg/L) in the ambient sample but no detectable concentration in the replicate sample. Results from one site had a detection in the replicate but not in the ambient sample.

Laboratory Quality Assurance Procedures

Approximately 10 percent of samples were analyzed in duplicate to ensure that there is reproducibility among analy-sis. Standards were analyzed between every 5–10 samples and a blank was analyzed approximately every 15 samples to ensure accuracy of data and to verify that no carry over occured between samples. The precision of the method was determined by calculating the standard deviation in the ana-lyzed concentration of standard solutions of 100 and 1 μg/L. To ensure that there was no loss or enrichment of perchlorate during sample preparation, standards were analyzed after preparation in the same manner as samples. The recovered concentrations were found to be within the standard deviation of the original standards.

Stability of Perchlorate in Water Samples

The long-term stability of perchlorate in deionized water and in a common water matrix was determined to quantify any

changes in perchlorate concentrations from the time of sample collection until sample analysis. Sets of samples containing 1,000, 100, 10, 1, 0.5 and 0 μg/L perchlorate in deionized water and also in local tap water were formulated. These samples were analyzed by ion chromatography and were compared to perchlorate concentration in freshly prepared standards every 24 hours for the first 7 days, biweekly for the next 4 weeks, and periodically after that for a total of 400 or 610 days for the two lowest concentrations and a total of 428 or 638 days for the high concentrations (Stetson and others, 2006). Perchlorate was found to be stable allowing for holding times of at least 90 days for surface-water samples and at least 300 days for groundwater samples (Stetson and others, 2006).

Occurrence of Perchlorate Samples were collected from 171 sites on rivers and

streams and 146 sites from wells during the summer and early fall of 2004. Samples were collected from surface-water sites in 19 states and from wells in 5 states.

Perchlorate was detected in samples collected in 15 states and was detected in 34 of 182 samples from rivers and streams and in 64 of 148 groundwater samples at concentrations equal to or greater than the 0.4 micrograms per liter (μg/L) reporting limit. Perchlorate concentrations were 1.0 μg/L or greater in surface-water samples from seven states and in groundwater samples in four states (table 5, at the back of this report). Only one surface water and one groundwater sample had concentra-tions greater than 5.0 μg/L. The results of the reconnaissance study, summarized by State, are shown in table 4 (at the back of this report) and illustrated in figures 2–9.

Perchlorate concentrations in followup samples collected from 1 to 3 months after the initial sample were unchanged at four of five stream sites (table 5). The perchlorate concentra-tion decreased from 0.8 μg/L on August 23, 2004, to less than detection level on October 7, 2004, in the Little Cobb River near Beauford, Minnesota (table 5).

Table 2. Quality-assurrance-quality-control samples (field blanks) for perchlorate reconnaissance study in selected areas of the United States.[<, less than]

Map identifica-tion number (figures 2–9)

Site number Site nameSample date(month/day/

year)

Sample time(24 hour)

Perchlorate concentration

(μg/L )

IA-01 05387313 Unknown Tributary to Beaver Creek near Lime Springs, IA

10/26/2004 1320 <0.4

MN-02 05316983 County Ditch 24 near Clements, MN 10/07/2004 0900 < .4NV-01 094196783 Las Vegas Wash below Flamingo Wash

Confluence near Las Vegas, NV08/17/2004 1020 < .4

OH-12 405251082164801 Jerome Fork near Ashland, OH 10/01/2004 1008 < .4SD-01 431559096350100 Little Beaver Creek near Canton, SD 09/02/2004 0830 < .4

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90°93°96°99°102°105°

36°

33°

30°

27°

TX-03

TX-02TX-01

AR-03AR-02

AR-01

AR-04

EXPLANATION(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Groundwater sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

T E X A S

A R K A N S A S

L O U I S I A N A

O K L A H O M A

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

0 200100 MILES

0 100 200 KILOMETERS

Figure 2. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in Arkansas and Texas, 2004.

Occurrence of Perchlorate 7

103°106°109°112°115°

37°

35°

33°

31°

NM-05NM-08

NM-04

NM-03

NM-02

NM-01

AZ-11

AZ-10

AZ-08

AZ-07

AZ-05

AZ-04

AZ-03

AZ-02

AZ-01

NM-07

NM-06

AZ-09

AZ-06

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

A R I Z O N A

N E W M E X I C O

0 50 100 150 MILES

0 50 100 150 KILOMETERS

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

EXPLANATION(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Figure 3. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water sites in Arizona and New Mexico, 2004.

8 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

113°116°119°122°125°

39°

36°

33°

NV-04

NV-03NV-02

NV-01

CA-03CA-02 CA-01

CA-11CA-10

CA-09CA-08CA-07

CA-06CA-05CA-04

Groundwater sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

C A L I F O R N I A

N E V A D A

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

0 50 100 150 MILES

0 50 100 150 KILOMETERSEXPLANATION

(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Figure 4. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in California and Nevada, 2004.

Occurrence of Perchlorate 9

98°102°106°110°

44°

41°

38°

CO-30

CO-29CO-28 CO-27CO-26

CO-25CO-24 CO-23CO-20

CO-18CO-17

CO-16

CO-15CO-14

CO-13

CO-12

CO-22CO-21 CO-19

WY-04WY-03

WY-01

CO-11

CO-10

CO-09CO-08

CO-07CO-06

CO-05CO-04

CO-03CO-02

CO-01

WY-02SD-03

SD-02

SD-01

C O L O R A D O

W Y O M I N G

S O U T H D A K O T A

Groundwater sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

0 50 100 150 MILES

0 50 100 150 KILOMETERSEXPLANATION

(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Figure 5. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota, 2004.

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Figure 6. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in Iowa, 2004.

90°W91°W92°W93°W94°W95°W96°W

43°N

42°N

41°N

IA-68 IA-67

IA-66

IA-65

IA-64IA-63 IA-62

IA-61

IA-60IA-59IA-57

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IA-50IA-48 IA-46IA-45 IA-44IA-43

IA-42IA-41

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IA-38

IA-37IA-36

IA-34

IA-33

IA-32

IA-58

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IA-35

IA-31 IA-30

IA-29

IA-28

IA-27

IA-26

IA-25

IA-24

IA-23

IA-22

IA-21

IA-20

IA-19

IA-18

IA-17

IA-16

IA-15

IA-14

IA-13

IA-12

IA-11

IA-10

IA-09IA-08

IA-07

IA-06

IA-05

IA-04

IA-03

IA-02IA-01

Groundwater sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

I O W A

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

0 50 100 MILES

0 50 100 KILOMETERSEXPLANATION

(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Occurrence of Perchlorate 11

82°85°88°91°94°

42°

40°

38°

36°

OH-14

OH-12

OH-11 OH-10

OH-09OH-08 OH-07

OH-06OH-05

OH-04OH-03

OH-02

OH-01

MO-02

MO-01

IN-15

IN-14 IN-13

IN-12IN-11

IN-10

IN-09

IN-08IN-07

IN-06IN-04

IN-03

IN-02

IN-01

IL-15

IL-14IL-13 IL-12

IL-11

IL-10IL-09 IL-08

IL-07

IL-06

IL-05IL-04

IL-03

IL-01

OH-13

IN-05

IL-02

I L L I N O I SI N D I A N A

O H I O

M I S S O U R I

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

0 50 100 150 MILES

0 50 100 150 KILOMETERS

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

EXPLANATION(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Figure 7. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water sites in Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, and Ohio, 2004.

12 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

Figure 8. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water sites in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, 2004.

83°86°89°92°95°

48°

46°

44°

42°

0 50 100 150 MILES

0 50 100 150 KILOMETERS

WI-14

WI-11

WI-05

MN-09

MN-04

WI-18WI-17 WI-16

WI-15WI-13WI-12

WI-10

WI-09

WI-08

WI-07 WI-06WI-04

WI-03

WI-02

WI-01

MN-13

MN-12

MN-11

MN-10

MN-08

MN-07MN-06

MN-05

MN-03

MN-02

MN-01

MI-08

MI-07

MI-06 MI-05

MI-04 MI-03

MI-02

MI-01

M I N N E S O T A

W I S C O N S I N

M I C H I G A N

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

EXPLANATION(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Occurrence of Perchlorate 13

97°100°103°

43°

42°

41°

40°

NE-05

NE-04

NE-03

NE-02

NE-85

NE-84

NE-83NE-82

NE-81

NE-80

NE-79NE-78

NE-76

NE-75NE-74

NE-72NE-71

NE-57NE-56

NE-55NE-52

NE-24NE-23 NE-22

NE-19NE-17

NE-16

NE-14NE-13

NE-11

NE-10

NE-07NE-06

NE-77

NE-73

NE-61

NE-54

NE-53NE-51NE-47

NE-21NE-20NE-18NE-15

NE-12NE-09

NE-08

Inset AInset B

Inset C

N E B R A S K A

Groundwater sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

Surface-water sampling siteNot detected0.40 – 0.991.00 or greater

For sites with multiple samples, symbol corresponds to sample of first occurence

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:200,000, 2005, Albers Equal-Area Conic projection

NE-01

NE-70NE-69NE-68

NE-67NE-66NE-65

NE-64NE-63NE-62

NE-60NE-59NE-58

Coun

ty R

d 20

Maple Creek

NE-50NE-49

NE-46NE-45NE-44

NE-43NE-42

NE-39

NE-35NE-34

US Hwy 34

Seward

0 50 100 150 MILES

0 50 100 150 KILOMETERS

NE-48

NE-41

NE-40

NE-38NE-37

NE-36 NE-33NE-32

NE-31

NE-30NE-29NE-28

NE-27NE-26

NE-25

US Hwy 34York

Inset A Inset B Inset C

0 1 KILOMETERS

0 1 MILES

0 1 KILOMETERS

0 1 MILES

0 100 METERS

0 600 FEET

EXPLANATION(identifier used in tables is next to symbol)

Figure 9. Perchlorate concentrations at selected surface-water and groundwater sites in Nebraska, 2004.

14 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

AcknowledgmentsThis project was funded by the USGS Central Region

Integrated Science Project. The authors would like to thank Janice Ward, USGS retired, who originally indentified the need to obtain additional perchlorate data in the United States; developed an initial study design; obtained funding; and brought together the multidisciplinary team to accomplish this project. USGS National Water Quality Laboratory login staff were instrumental in separating perchlorate samples from other water-quality samples and ensuring the samples were sent to the perchlorate laboratory. Substantial support was provided by many USGS field personnel who voluntarily col-lected the samples as part of National Water-Quality Assess-ment Progam (NAWQA), the joint USEPA/USGS LIPSs study, and numerous USGS cooperative projects.

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333

-98.

9141

6710

2702

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1540

3502

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Neb

rask

aFi

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.583

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-97.

7669

4410

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3.5

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1640

3520

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1390

17N

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2AD

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1N

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ska

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.588

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2702

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4gw

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1740

3759

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DD

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ska

Salin

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.633

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2169

4410

2702

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3.57

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ska

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.669

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2170

2810

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4020

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5240

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Neb

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lay

40.6

7222

2-9

8.09

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1027

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118.

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4117

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5330

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4258

3310

2702

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0.71

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2140

4445

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5394

4410

2702

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2240

4525

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944

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8641

6710

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6.5

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2340

5047

0981

3320

110

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W10

CC

BB

1N

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ska

Ham

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40.8

4638

9-9

8.22

5556

1027

0203

92.3

9gw

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2440

5131

0973

5140

110

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W 6

DC

CC

1 O

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38N

ebra

ska

York

40.8

5890

0-9

7.58

7551

1027

0203

43gw

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2540

5134

0973

5530

110

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DD

AD

1 F

P2-4

3N

ebra

ska

York

40.8

5944

4-9

7.59

8056

1027

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48.1

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2640

5146

0973

5300

110

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W 6

CA

BB

1 F

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3N

ebra

ska

York

40.8

6277

8-9

7.59

1667

1027

0203

37.6

1gw

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2740

5147

0973

5400

110

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W 6

CB

DB

1 U

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5944

4410

2702

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2840

5149

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6027

7810

2702

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2940

5151

0973

5090

110

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BD

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.864

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5858

3310

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5200

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5510

110

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6046

6710

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3240

5207

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110

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611

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5819

4410

2702

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3340

5212

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211

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war

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1773

8310

2702

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3440

5212

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311

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war

d40

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1773

8310

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5216

0973

6430

110

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ska

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40.8

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7.61

1944

1027

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5224

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8220

110

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BD

1 F

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ska

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40.8

7333

3-9

7.63

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3740

5224

0974

1440

111

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DD

CD

1N

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ska

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40.8

7333

3-9

7.69

5556

1027

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98.2

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3840

5304

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d40

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ska

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40.8

8694

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7.65

0556

1027

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78.7

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4040

5314

0973

7320

111

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3N

ebra

ska

York

40.8

8722

2-9

7.62

5556

1027

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6gw

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4140

5330

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1000

211

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war

d40

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1771

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4240

5330

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311

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5340

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111

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5340

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211

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1623

6110

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4540

5340

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9450

311

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.894

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1623

6110

2702

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4640

5353

0975

7260

111

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7.95

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40.9

0166

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7.68

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76.7

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5420

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5420

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d40

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1710

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5041

0247

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3360

112

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AA

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ebra

ska

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41.0

4638

9-9

7.89

3333

1027

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5141

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2420

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4232

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ska

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556

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5241

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0972

2060

113

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1N

ebra

ska

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41.0

6716

7-9

7.36

8667

1027

0201

116.

47gw

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5341

0520

0973

4450

113

N 2

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BB

BC

1N

ebra

ska

Polk

41.0

8888

9-9

7.57

9167

1027

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93.5

7gw

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5441

0552

0972

2050

113

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5420

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AA

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41.1

1944

4-9

7.76

1667

1027

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5641

1256

0973

0110

114

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DA

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ska

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41.2

1555

6-9

7.50

3056

1027

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1636

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7290

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, NE

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6247

7810

2002

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5841

3334

0963

2530

118

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DB

AB

1 N

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AC

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41.5

5958

3-9

6.54

8083

1022

0003

79gw

NE-

5941

3334

0963

2530

218

N 8

W 5

DB

AB

2 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-1B

Neb

rask

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41.5

5958

3-9

6.54

8083

1022

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91gw

NE-

6041

3334

0963

2530

318

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W 5

DB

AB

3 N

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A W

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AC

TFS1

-1C

Neb

rask

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41.5

5958

3-9

6.54

8083

1022

0003

103.

5gw

NE-

6141

3340

0964

0270

118

N 7

E 6B

CC

C1

CN

BR

LUSC

R1

DO

-24

Neb

rask

aD

odge

41.5

6108

3-9

6.67

4250

1022

0003

24.5

gw

NE-

6241

3341

0963

2550

118

N 8

W 5

AC

DC

1 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

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Neb

rask

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41.5

6138

9-9

6.54

8528

1022

0003

81.1

gw

NE-

6341

3341

0963

2550

218

N 8

W 5

AC

DC

2 N

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A W

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AC

TFS1

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Neb

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41.5

6138

9-9

6.54

8528

1022

0003

94gw

NE-

6441

3341

0963

2550

318

N 8

W 5

AC

DC

3 N

AWQ

A W

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AC

TFS1

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Neb

rask

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41.5

6138

9-9

6.54

8528

1022

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104.

5gw

NE-

6541

3348

0963

2480

118

N 8

W 5

AC

AC

1 N

AWQ

A W

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AC

TFS1

-3A

Neb

rask

aD

odge

41.5

6325

0-9

6.54

6778

1022

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60gw

NE-

6641

3348

0963

2480

218

N 8

W 5

AC

AC

2 N

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AC

TFS1

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Neb

rask

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41.5

6325

0-9

6.54

6778

1022

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71.1

gw

NE-

6741

3348

0963

2480

318

N 8

W 5

AC

AC

3 N

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AC

TFS1

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rask

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odge

41.5

6325

0-9

6.54

6778

1022

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83gw

NE-

6841

3350

0963

2470

118

N 8

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AB

DD

1 N

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AC

TFS1

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Neb

rask

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odge

41.5

6395

3-9

6.54

6550

1022

0003

18.2

gw

NE-

6941

3350

0963

2470

218

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DD

2 N

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AC

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41.5

6395

6-9

6.54

6431

1022

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28gw

NE-

7041

3350

0963

2470

318

N 8

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DD

3 N

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41.5

6394

4-9

6.54

6528

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38gw

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7141

3412

1014

1450

119

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8W33

DD

DA

1N

ebra

ska

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ur41

.569

944

-101

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944

1018

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232

gw

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7241

3850

0974

2580

119

N 3

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CB

CB

1N

ebra

ska

Plat

te41

.647

222

-97.

7161

1110

2002

0119

3.06

gw

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7341

4343

0965

9580

120

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CD

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CN

BR

LUSC

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rask

aC

olfa

x41

.728

656

-96.

9996

8310

2200

0325

gw

NE-

7441

4527

0970

9410

121

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LUSC

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n41

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581

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6410

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0365

gw

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1000

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121

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AA

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ska

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41.7

9688

9-1

00.1

5269

410

2100

0214

0gw

NE-

7642

0326

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5320

124

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ska

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42.0

5716

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2100

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7810

2100

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26 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004Ta

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42.7

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sw

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34.9

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mas

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, NM

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ico

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36.7

2250

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NM

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0936

5000

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min

gton

, NM

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ico

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Juan

36.7

2305

6-1

08.2

2583

314

0801

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NM

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0936

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San

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MN

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38.9

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601

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44.7

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5-8

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4122

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3345

601

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tage

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2004

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4141

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2004

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4141

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ble

4.

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ate

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entra

tions

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elec

ted

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the

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d St

ates

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. Geo

logi

cal S

urve

y; μ

g/L,

mic

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ams p

er L

iter;

sw, s

urfa

ce w

ater

; gw,

gro

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ater

; NAW

QA

, Nat

iona

l Wat

er Q

ualit

y A

sses

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t pro

gram

; CO

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eral

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te c

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e pr

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t; EP

ALI

PS,

Land

scap

e In

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pro

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ater

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nds n

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A, C

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d A

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pper

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in; S

PLT,

Sou

th P

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asin

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GW

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Gro

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W, H

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dy;

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port

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nthr

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and

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ural

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ity o

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CT,

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mic

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rans

port

stud

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NB

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2004

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2004

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2004

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2004

1320

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2004

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2004

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30 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004Ta

ble

4.

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hlor

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conc

entra

tions

at s

elec

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gro

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site

s in

the

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d St

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ntin

ued

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S, U

.S. G

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l Sur

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L, m

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w, g

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2004

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2004

1445

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e B

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2004

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2004

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2004

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06/2

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07/2

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08/2

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2004

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2004

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3733

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6025

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QA

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2004

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1.1

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3738

4910

6124

501

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ent

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QA

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2004

0840

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3738

4910

6124

501

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ent

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QA

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/18/

2004

0840

< .4

CO

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3738

4910

6124

501

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Bgw

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ent

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QA

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G08

/18/

2004

0840

< .4

CO

-14

3750

5410

6013

401

NA

0420

0931

BA

Dgw

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ent

NAW

QA

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G08

/17/

2004

0940

< .4

CO

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3832

3210

6554

700

NB

0490

0101

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QA

UC

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7/20

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3852

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6584

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2004

1135

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3922

1010

4482

901

SC00

8066

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CD

gwam

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ASP

LT07

/20/

2004

1400

3.3

2

CO

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3930

0310

4450

001

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6066

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LT07

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2004

1100

< .4

Tables 1, 3–6 31Ta

ble

4.

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hlor

ate

conc

entra

tions

at s

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ted

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ce-w

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and

gro

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site

s in

the

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d St

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ntin

ued

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S, U

.S. G

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L, m

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s per

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w, g

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AWQ

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ona

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MA

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OL,

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T, S

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in; I

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k; H

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h Pl

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l Gro

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NC

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atur

al C

onta

min

ants

Stu

dy; S

EWA

RD

, City

of S

ewar

d, N

ebra

ska.

; AC

T, A

gric

ultu

ral C

hem

ical

Tra

nspo

rt st

udy;

CN

BR

, Cen

tral N

ebra

ska

Bas

ins;

TR

IVER

, Ton

gue

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er

Surf

ace-

Wat

er-Q

ualit

y M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; <

, les

s tha

n]

Map

iden

tifi-

catio

n nu

mbe

r (fi

gs. 2

–9)

Site

num

ber

Site

nam

eSi

te ty

peSa

mpl

e ty

peU

SGS

Pro-

gram

USG

S Pr

ojec

t

Sam

ple

date

(m

onth

/day

/ye

ar)

Sam

ple

time

(24

hour

)

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entr

a-tio

n (μ

g/L)

CO

-19

3934

0810

4544

001

SC00

5067

32D

CA

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASP

LT07

/21/

2004

1050

< 0.

4

CO

-20

3934

3110

6070

801

SC00

5078

34B

CB

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AU

CO

L09

/08/

2004

1215

< .4

CO

-21

3937

4210

4453

801

SC00

5066

10D

BD

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASP

LT07

/19/

2004

1020

4.1

9

CO

-22

3937

5810

6041

401

SC00

5078

12A

CB

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AU

CO

L09

/07/

2004

1240

< .4

CO

-23

3938

3010

6210

600

SC00

5080

09A

AC

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AU

CO

L05

/19/

2004

1330

< .4

CO

-24

3938

4610

4465

601

SC00

5066

04B

DD

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASP

LT07

/19/

2004

1350

1.8

3

CO

-25

3959

2910

5510

300

SC00

1076

02D

AC

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AU

CO

L05

/20/

2004

1130

< .4

CO

-26

4015

4410

3443

101

SB00

3057

03B

BA

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASP

LT07

/14/

2004

0920

< .4

CO

-27

4021

0410

4404

501

SB00

5065

32D

DB

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASP

LT07

/15/

2004

0920

< .4

CO

-28

4021

1410

5350

101

Big

Tho

mps

on b

elow

Mor

aine

Par

k ne

ar E

stes

Par

k,

CO

swam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASW

TREN

D07

/07/

2004

1100

< .4

CO

-29

4022

1310

4015

501

SB00

5059

30C

BA

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASP

LT07

/14/

2004

.64

CO

-30

4051

5910

2444

201

SB01

0048

05C

CC

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASP

LT07

/13/

2004

1520

< .4

IA-0

105

3873

13U

nkno

wn

Trib

utar

y to

Bea

ver C

reek

nea

r Lim

e Sp

rings

, IA

swbl

ank

EPA

LIPS

10/2

6/20

0413

20<

.4

IA-0

105

3873

13U

nkno

wn

Trib

utar

y to

Bea

ver C

reek

nea

r Lim

e Sp

rings

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/26/

2004

1340

.62

IA-0

205

3883

25Si

lver

Cre

ek n

ear H

anov

er, I

Asw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

11/1

6/20

0414

00<

.4

IA-0

305

4115

95B

ohem

ian

Cre

ek n

ear P

rotiv

in, I

Asw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

11/1

6/20

0411

15<

.4

IA-0

405

4180

80N

orth

For

k M

aquo

keta

Riv

er a

t NE

Dye

rsvi

lle, I

Asw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

0838

< .4

IA-0

505

4206

80W

apsi

pini

con

Riv

er n

ear T

ripol

i, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

08/0

3/20

0410

25<

.4

IA-0

605

4208

58U

nnam

ed C

reek

nea

r Fai

rban

k, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/21/

2004

0915

< .4

IA-0

705

4489

10U

nkno

wn

Trib

utar

y to

Eas

t Bra

nch

Iow

a R

iver

at

Gar

ner,

IAsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/2

0/20

0412

55 .4

IA-0

805

4495

00Io

wa

Riv

er n

ear R

owan

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

08/0

2/20

0415

20<

.4

IA-0

905

4495

80D

itch

No.

5 n

ear G

alt,

IAsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/2

0/20

0415

00 1

.12

IA-1

005

4512

10So

uth

Fork

Iow

a R

iver

Nor

thea

st o

f New

Pro

vide

nce,

IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

08/0

2/20

0410

45<

.4

IA-1

105

4514

25So

uth

Min

erva

Cre

ek a

t Cle

mon

s, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/25/

2004

1005

< .4

32 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004Ta

ble

4.

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entra

tions

at s

elec

ted

surfa

ce-w

ater

and

gro

undw

ater

site

s in

the

Unite

d St

ates

.—Co

ntin

ued

[USG

S, U

.S. G

eolo

gica

l Sur

vey;

μg/

L, m

icro

gram

s per

Lite

r; sw

, sur

face

wat

er; g

w, g

roun

dwat

er; N

AWQ

A, N

atio

nal W

ater

Qua

lity

Ass

essm

ent p

rogr

am; C

OO

P, F

eder

al/S

tate

coo

pera

tive

proj

ect;

EPA

LIPS

, La

ndsc

ape

Indi

cato

rs p

roje

ct; S

WTR

END

, Sur

face

Wat

er T

rend

s net

wor

k; A

ZDEQ

, Ariz

ona

Dep

artm

ent o

f Env

ironm

enta

l Qua

lity;

GA

MA

, Cal

iforn

ia G

roun

dwat

er A

mbi

ent M

onito

ring

and

Ass

essm

ent;

RIO

G, R

io G

rand

e Va

lley;

UC

OL,

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er C

olor

ado

Riv

er B

asin

; SPL

T, S

outh

Pla

tte R

iver

Bas

in; I

AG

WM

, Iow

a G

roun

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onito

ring

Net

wor

k; H

PGW

, Hig

h Pl

ains

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iona

l Gro

und

Wat

er S

tudy

; TA

NC

, Tr

ansp

ort o

f Ant

hrop

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ic a

nd N

atur

al C

onta

min

ants

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dy; S

EWA

RD

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of S

ewar

d, N

ebra

ska.

; AC

T, A

gric

ultu

ral C

hem

ical

Tra

nspo

rt st

udy;

CN

BR

, Cen

tral N

ebra

ska

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ins;

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IVER

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gue

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ace-

Wat

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ualit

y M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; <

, les

s tha

n]

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iden

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catio

n nu

mbe

r (fi

gs. 2

–9)

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ber

Site

nam

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te ty

peSa

mpl

e ty

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Pro-

gram

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t

Sam

ple

date

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ar)

Sam

ple

time

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)

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hlor

ate

conc

entr

a-tio

n (μ

g/L)

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205

4598

00Li

ttle

Lim

e C

reek

nea

r Nor

a Sp

rings

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/20/

2004

1115

< 0.

4

IA-1

305

4630

80B

lack

Haw

k C

reek

nea

r Hol

land

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/21/

2004

< .4

IA-1

405

4649

25Li

ttle

Mos

quito

Cre

ek n

ear M

osco

w, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/01/

2004

1012

< .4

IA-1

505

4655

00Io

wa

Riv

er a

t Wap

ello

, IA

swam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASW

TREN

D08

/05/

2004

0930

< .4

IA-1

605

4723

30B

uck

Cre

ek n

ear N

ew S

haro

n, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/04/

2004

1315

< .4

IA-1

705

4733

40W

olf C

reek

nea

r Rom

e, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/30/

2004

1215

< .4

IA-1

805

4741

95W

est B

ranc

h Tr

ibut

ary

to S

uger

Cre

ek a

t La

Cre

w, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/30/

2004

1000

< .4

IA-1

905

4766

80Pr

airie

Cre

ek n

ear W

hitte

mor

e, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/26/

2004

1015

.73

IA-2

005

4806

10B

rush

y C

reek

nea

r Dun

com

be, I

Asw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/2

5/20

0412

10 .4

1

IA-2

105

4823

61W

est F

ork

Cam

p C

reek

nea

r Yet

ter,

IAsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/2

5/20

0414

05<

.4

IA-2

205

4834

63Sp

ringb

rook

Cre

ek a

t Bag

ley,

IAsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/0

5/20

0410

05<

.4

IA-2

305

4858

00N

orth

Bra

nch

Nor

th R

iver

at M

cBrid

e, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/05/

2004

0800

< .4

IA-2

405

4877

70B

rush

Cre

ek n

ear L

ucas

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/04/

2004

1600

< .4

IA-2

506

4834

71R

at C

reek

nea

r Mat

lock

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/06/

2004

0815

.64

IA-2

606

6037

60Tr

ibut

ary

Wes

t For

k Li

ttle

Siou

x R

iver

bel

ow S

ilver

La

ke n

ear L

ake

Park

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/06/

2004

1010

< .4

IA-2

706

6053

95Lo

st Is

land

Out

let a

bove

Dic

kens

, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/26/

2004

0820

< .4

IA-2

806

6066

50B

ig C

reek

nea

r Ant

hon,

IAsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/0

5/20

0415

00<

.4

IA-2

906

8072

78Tr

ibut

ary

to W

est F

ork

Wes

t Nis

hnab

otna

Riv

er n

ear

Man

illa,

IAsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/0

5/20

0412

30<

.4

IA-3

006

8097

75Fi

sher

Cre

ek n

ear S

hena

ndoa

h, IA

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/29/

2004

1100

.47

IA-3

140

4327

0952

8480

106

8N40

W07

BC

AA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/06/

2004

1000

< .4

IA-3

240

4521

0952

3580

106

9N40

W26

BA

BD

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/06/

2004

0130

< .4

IA-3

340

4531

0950

2050

206

9N36

W19

CD

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/14/

2004

1130

.44

IA-3

440

4957

0951

8350

107

0N39

W27

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/14/

2004

1530

< .4

IA-3

541

0007

0953

3050

107

2N41

W27

CD

CC

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/01/

2004

1130

< .4

IA-3

641

0107

0953

0000

107

2N41

W24

DA

Dgw

ambi

ent

CO

OP

IAG

WM

07/0

8/20

0416

00<

.4

IA-3

741

0118

0951

4400

107

2N38

W29

BA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/17/

2004

1200

1.1

5

IA-3

841

1154

0952

5250

107

4N40

W22

AD

DB

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M06

/28/

2004

1130

< .4

IA-3

941

1649

0955

2500

107

5N44

W22

DA

DA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M06

/29/

2004

1340

< .4

Tables 1, 3–6 33Ta

ble

4.

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entra

tions

at s

elec

ted

surfa

ce-w

ater

and

gro

undw

ater

site

s in

the

Unite

d St

ates

.—Co

ntin

ued

[USG

S, U

.S. G

eolo

gica

l Sur

vey;

μg/

L, m

icro

gram

s per

Lite

r; sw

, sur

face

wat

er; g

w, g

roun

dwat

er; N

AWQ

A, N

atio

nal W

ater

Qua

lity

Ass

essm

ent p

rogr

am; C

OO

P, F

eder

al/S

tate

coo

pera

tive

proj

ect;

EPA

LIPS

, La

ndsc

ape

Indi

cato

rs p

roje

ct; S

WTR

END

, Sur

face

Wat

er T

rend

s net

wor

k; A

ZDEQ

, Ariz

ona

Dep

artm

ent o

f Env

ironm

enta

l Qua

lity;

GA

MA

, Cal

iforn

ia G

roun

dwat

er A

mbi

ent M

onito

ring

and

Ass

essm

ent;

RIO

G, R

io G

rand

e Va

lley;

UC

OL,

Upp

er C

olor

ado

Riv

er B

asin

; SPL

T, S

outh

Pla

tte R

iver

Bas

in; I

AG

WM

, Iow

a G

roun

dwat

er M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; H

PGW

, Hig

h Pl

ains

Reg

iona

l Gro

und

Wat

er S

tudy

; TA

NC

, Tr

ansp

ort o

f Ant

hrop

ogen

ic a

nd N

atur

al C

onta

min

ants

Stu

dy; S

EWA

RD

, City

of S

ewar

d, N

ebra

ska.

; AC

T, A

gric

ultu

ral C

hem

ical

Tra

nspo

rt st

udy;

CN

BR

, Cen

tral N

ebra

ska

Bas

ins;

TR

IVER

, Ton

gue

Riv

er

Surf

ace-

Wat

er-Q

ualit

y M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; <

, les

s tha

n]

Map

iden

tifi-

catio

n nu

mbe

r (fi

gs. 2

–9)

Site

num

ber

Site

nam

eSi

te ty

peSa

mpl

e ty

peU

SGS

Pr

ogra

mU

SGS

Proj

ect

Sam

ple

date

(m

onth

/day

/ye

ar)

Sam

ple

time

(24

hour

)

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entr

atio

n (μ

g/L)

IA-4

041

2117

0923

9230

107

6N16

W25

CB

DA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/01/

2004

1130

1.7

3

IA-4

141

2812

0953

2270

107

7N41

W15

AC

DD

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M08

/05/

2004

1500

1.2

7

IA-4

241

3031

0932

8550

107

7N23

W03

AA

AA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M09

/12/

2004

1245

< .4

IA-4

341

3132

0943

0420

207

8N32

W27

AD

DC

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/13/

2004

1130

< .4

IA-4

441

3342

0934

3280

107

8N25

W15

CA

AC

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/13/

2004

1530

< .4

IA-4

541

3743

0950

4120

107

9N36

W29

BB

CA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M08

/05/

2004

1330

.95

IA-4

641

3744

0935

9550

107

9N27

W28

BA

AA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M09

/08/

2004

1230

< .4

IA-4

741

3907

0930

7020

107

9N20

W13

AD

DD

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/27/

2004

1230

< .4

IA-4

841

3943

0954

5360

107

9N42

W08

DC

CB

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M06

/29/

2004

1100

1.3

3

IA-4

941

4024

0931

5390

107

9N21

W11

AB

BB

045

10gw

ambi

ent

CO

OP

IAG

WM

06/3

0/20

0411

30<

.4

IA-5

041

4029

0931

4560

107

9N21

W01

CC

CA

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M06

/30/

2004

0930

.56

IA-5

141

4251

0925

4170

108

0N18

W26

AA

DC

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M06

/30/

2004

1330

.72

IA-5

241

4315

0945

2420

108

0N35

W24

CB

CC

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M06

/30/

2004

1400

< .4

IA-5

341

4933

0952

0180

208

1N39

W13

CA

CB

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PIA

GW

M07

/20/

2004

1000

< .4

IA-5

441

5055

0941

3120

108

1N29

W10

BB

BA

031

47gw

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2004

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2004

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2004

1030

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IA-6

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0925

9450

108

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/12/

2004

0930

< .4

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3138

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8360

108

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2004

1145

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342

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2004

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2004

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2004

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109

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/31/

2004

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743

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2004

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/31/

2004

0915

< .4

34 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004Ta

ble

4.

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entra

tions

at s

elec

ted

surfa

ce-w

ater

and

gro

undw

ater

site

s in

the

Unite

d St

ates

.—Co

ntin

ued

[USG

S, U

.S. G

eolo

gica

l Sur

vey;

μg/

L, m

icro

gram

s per

Lite

r; sw

, sur

face

wat

er; g

w, g

roun

dwat

er; N

AWQ

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nal W

ater

Qua

lity

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essm

ent p

rogr

am; C

OO

P, F

eder

al/S

tate

coo

pera

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proj

ect;

EPA

LIPS

, La

ndsc

ape

Indi

cato

rs p

roje

ct; S

WTR

END

, Sur

face

Wat

er T

rend

s net

wor

k; A

ZDEQ

, Ariz

ona

Dep

artm

ent o

f Env

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l Qua

lity;

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MA

, Cal

iforn

ia G

roun

dwat

er A

mbi

ent M

onito

ring

and

Ass

essm

ent;

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G, R

io G

rand

e Va

lley;

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OL,

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er C

olor

ado

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er B

asin

; SPL

T, S

outh

Pla

tte R

iver

Bas

in; I

AG

WM

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a G

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er M

onito

ring

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wor

k; H

PGW

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h Pl

ains

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iona

l Gro

und

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er S

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NC

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al C

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min

ants

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dy; S

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of S

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ska.

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T, A

gric

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ral C

hem

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Tra

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rt st

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BR

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ebra

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ins;

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IVER

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ater

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ess t

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mbe

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12/1

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ALI

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QA

SWTR

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10/0

5/20

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IL-0

303

3821

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ills,

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10/2

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IL-0

405

5952

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ek n

ear H

ecke

r, IL

swam

bien

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ALI

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/25/

2004

1220

< .4

IL-0

503

3806

00Fo

urm

ile C

reek

nea

r Way

ne C

ity, I

Lsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/1

6/20

0414

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IL-0

603

3465

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on C

reek

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y ne

ar P

eter

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g, IL

swam

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ALI

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/09/

2004

0915

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IL-0

705

5927

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acco

on C

reek

nea

r Mul

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rove

, IL

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/04/

2004

1140

< .4

IL-0

803

3444

35Is

land

Cre

ek n

ear W

oodb

ury,

ILsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/2

8/20

0410

40<

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IL-0

905

5865

97C

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s Cre

ek n

ear B

erda

n, IL

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/20/

2004

0950

< .4

IL-1

005

5750

30W

illow

Cre

ek n

ear M

orris

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lle, I

Lsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/2

0/20

0414

00<

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IL-1

005

5750

30W

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Cre

ek n

ear M

orris

onvi

lle, I

Lsw

repl

icat

eEP

ALI

PS10

/20/

2004

1401

< .4

IL-1

105

5732

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ig C

reek

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utar

y ne

ar M

t. Zi

on, I

Lsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/2

9/20

0410

30<

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IL-1

205

5719

50C

amp

Cre

ek T

ribut

ary

near

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te H

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, IL

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

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/05/

2004

1300

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IL-1

305

5847

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edar

Cre

ek n

ear C

amde

n, IL

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/19/

2004

1540

< .4

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403

3367

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pper

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t For

k Tr

ibut

ary

near

Ran

toul

, IL

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/30/

2004

0920

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IL-1

505

4160

50Sm

allp

ox C

reek

at A

itken

, IL

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bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

11/2

3/20

0409

35<

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IN-0

104

1780

00St

. Jos

eph

Riv

er n

ear N

ewvi

lle, I

Nsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/0

8/20

0409

00<

.4

IN-0

238

4113

0864

2540

1B

eave

r Cre

ek n

ear H

uron

, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS11

/08/

2004

1600

< .4

IN-0

339

0020

0860

0080

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y C

reek

nea

r Sey

mou

r, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

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/08/

2004

1035

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IN-0

439

1014

0864

8450

1Li

ck C

reek

nea

r Fre

edom

, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS11

/09/

2004

0915

< .4

IN-0

539

1740

0850

5570

1Pi

pe C

reek

nea

r Pen

ntow

n, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/26/

2004

1045

1.4

9

IN-0

639

2007

0871

4020

1B

ig S

loug

h ne

ar R

iley,

INsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

11/0

9/20

0413

30<

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IN-0

739

4024

0870

5090

1R

ock

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nea

r Man

sfiel

d, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/23/

2004

0925

< .4

IN-0

839

4102

0855

3310

1Li

ttle

Suga

r Cre

ek n

ear N

ew P

ales

tine,

INsw

ambi

ent

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LIPS

09/2

4/20

0408

45 .4

1

Tables 1, 3–6 35Ta

ble

4.

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entra

tions

at s

elec

ted

surfa

ce-w

ater

and

gro

undw

ater

site

s in

the

Unite

d St

ates

.—Co

ntin

ued

[USG

S, U

.S. G

eolo

gica

l Sur

vey;

μg/

L, m

icro

gram

s per

Lite

r; sw

, sur

face

wat

er; g

w, g

roun

dwat

er; N

AWQ

A, N

atio

nal W

ater

Qua

lity

Ass

essm

ent p

rogr

am; C

OO

P, F

eder

al/S

tate

coo

pera

tive

proj

ect;

EPA

LIPS

, La

ndsc

ape

Indi

cato

rs p

roje

ct; S

WTR

END

, Sur

face

Wat

er T

rend

s net

wor

k; A

ZDEQ

, Ariz

ona

Dep

artm

ent o

f Env

ironm

enta

l Qua

lity;

GA

MA

, Cal

iforn

ia G

roun

dwat

er A

mbi

ent M

onito

ring

and

Ass

essm

ent;

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G, R

io G

rand

e Va

lley;

UC

OL,

Upp

er C

olor

ado

Riv

er B

asin

; SPL

T, S

outh

Pla

tte R

iver

Bas

in; I

AG

WM

, Iow

a G

roun

dwat

er M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; H

PGW

, Hig

h Pl

ains

Reg

iona

l Gro

und

Wat

er S

tudy

; TA

NC

, Tr

ansp

ort o

f Ant

hrop

ogen

ic a

nd N

atur

al C

onta

min

ants

Stu

dy; S

EWA

RD

, City

of S

ewar

d, N

ebra

ska.

; AC

T, A

gric

ultu

ral C

hem

ical

Tra

nspo

rt st

udy;

CN

BR

, Cen

tral N

ebra

ska

Bas

ins;

TR

IVER

, Ton

gue

Riv

er

Surf

ace-

Wat

er-Q

ualit

y M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; <

, les

s tha

n]

Map

iden

tifi-

catio

n nu

mbe

r (fi

gs. 2

–9)

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ber

Site

nam

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mpl

e ty

peU

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Pr

ogra

mU

SGS

Proj

ect

Sam

ple

date

(m

onth

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/ye

ar)

Sam

ple

time

(24

hour

)

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hlor

ate

conc

entr

atio

n (μ

g/L)

IN-0

839

4102

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3310

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r Cre

ek n

ear N

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ALI

PS09

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2004

0855

< 0.

4

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940

0101

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7250

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ount

s Run

nea

r Zio

nsvi

lle, I

Nsw

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ent

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09/3

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30 1

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1510

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0250

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reek

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ent

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11/1

0/20

0409

45<

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IN-1

140

1722

0845

1320

1M

issi

ssin

ewa

Riv

er n

ear U

nion

City

, IN

swam

bien

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ALI

PS09

/20/

2004

1100

< .4

IN-1

140

1722

0845

1320

1M

issi

ssin

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er n

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, IN

swre

plic

ate

EPA

LIPS

09/2

0/20

0412

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IN-1

240

3748

0871

0130

1O

wen

s Ditc

h ne

ar F

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r, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/22/

2004

0910

< .4

IN-1

341

0823

0845

5110

1W

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Ditc

h ne

ar F

ort W

ayne

, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/21/

2004

0930

< .4

IN-1

441

2215

0870

4280

1C

obb

Ditc

h ne

ar K

outs

, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/21/

2004

1610

< .4

IN-1

541

4241

0860

3010

1C

obus

Cre

ek n

ear E

lkha

rt, IN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/21/

2004

1215

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IN-1

541

4241

0860

3010

1C

obus

Cre

ek n

ear E

lkha

rt, IN

swre

plic

ate

EPA

LIPS

10/2

1/20

0412

45<

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MI-

0104

1015

31O

sbor

n D

rain

nea

r Gle

nwoo

d, M

Isw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/1

3/20

0412

30 .8

5

MI-

0204

1027

26B

utte

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Cre

ek n

ear S

outh

Hav

en, M

Isw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/0

8/20

0416

00<

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MI-

0304

1158

51Li

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Libh

art C

reek

nea

r Lyo

ns, M

Isw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/1

3/20

0413

40<

.4

MI-

0404

1160

23B

ella

my

Cre

ek n

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onia

, MI

swam

bien

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ALI

PS09

/14/

2004

1045

< .4

MI-

0404

1160

23B

ella

my

Cre

ek n

ear I

onia

, MI

swre

plic

ate

EPA

LIPS

09/1

4/20

0413

30<

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MI-

0504

1167

34Li

ttle

Thor

napp

le R

iver

nea

r Gre

sham

, MI

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/12/

2004

1135

< .4

MI-

0604

1174

48C

edar

Cre

ek n

ear Q

uim

by, M

Isw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/2

3/20

0412

30<

.4

MI-

0704

1505

92So

uth

Bra

nch

Whi

te C

reek

nea

r Def

ord,

MI

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/29/

2004

1400

< .4

MI-

0804

1770

85La

ird C

reek

nea

r Wal

dron

, MI

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/15/

2004

1145

< .4

MN

-01

0528

8705

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gle

Cre

ek a

t Que

en A

venu

e in

Min

neap

olis

, M

Nsw

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ent

NAW

QA

08/2

5/20

0410

25 2

.53

MN

-02

0531

6983

Cou

nty

Ditc

h 24

nea

r Cle

men

ts, M

Nsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

10/0

6/20

0414

20 .8

7

MN

-02

0531

6983

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nty

Ditc

h 24

nea

r Cle

men

ts, M

Nsw

blan

kEP

ALI

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/07/

2004

900

< .4

MN

-03

0531

8283

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cial

Ditc

h 85

nea

r Will

ow C

reek

, MN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS10

/07/

2004

1210

1.8

MN

-04

0532

0270

Littl

e C

obb

Riv

er n

ear B

eauf

ord,

MN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

08/2

3/20

0413

10 .8

MN

-04

0532

0270

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e C

obb

Riv

er n

ear B

eauf

ord,

MN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

10/0

7/20

0410

05<

.4

MN

-05

0532

5580

Che

rry

Cre

ek n

ear O

ttaw

a, M

Nsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/0

3/20

0410

40<

.4

MN

-06

0532

9898

Silv

er C

reek

nea

r Eas

t Uni

on, M

Nsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

07/2

8/20

0413

00<

.4

MN

-07

0533

1580

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siss

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r bel

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gs, M

Nsw

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ent

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

08/1

3/20

0410

16<

.4

36 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004Ta

ble

4.

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entra

tions

at s

elec

ted

surfa

ce-w

ater

and

gro

undw

ater

site

s in

the

Unite

d St

ates

.—Co

ntin

ued

[USG

S, U

.S. G

eolo

gica

l Sur

vey;

μg/

L, m

icro

gram

s per

Lite

r; sw

, sur

face

wat

er; g

w, g

roun

dwat

er; N

AWQ

A, N

atio

nal W

ater

Qua

lity

Ass

essm

ent p

rogr

am; C

OO

P, F

eder

al/S

tate

coo

pera

tive

proj

ect;

EPA

LIPS

, La

ndsc

ape

Indi

cato

rs p

roje

ct; S

WTR

END

, Sur

face

Wat

er T

rend

s net

wor

k; A

ZDEQ

, Ariz

ona

Dep

artm

ent o

f Env

ironm

enta

l Qua

lity;

GA

MA

, Cal

iforn

ia G

roun

dwat

er A

mbi

ent M

onito

ring

and

Ass

essm

ent;

RIO

G, R

io G

rand

e Va

lley;

UC

OL,

Upp

er C

olor

ado

Riv

er B

asin

; SPL

T, S

outh

Pla

tte R

iver

Bas

in; I

AG

WM

, Iow

a G

roun

dwat

er M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; H

PGW

, Hig

h Pl

ains

Reg

iona

l Gro

und

Wat

er S

tudy

; TA

NC

, Tra

nspo

rt of

Ant

hrop

ogen

ic a

nd N

atur

al C

onta

min

ants

Stu

dy; S

EWA

RD

, City

of S

ewar

d, N

ebra

ska.

; AC

T, A

gric

ultu

ral C

hem

ical

Tra

nspo

rt st

udy;

CN

BR

, Cen

tral N

ebra

ska

Bas

ins;

TR

IVER

, Ton

gue

Riv

er S

urfa

ce-W

ater

-Qua

lity

Mon

itorin

g N

etw

ork;

<, l

ess t

han]

Map

iden

tifi-

catio

n nu

mbe

r (fi

gs. 2

–9)

Site

num

ber

Site

nam

eSi

te ty

peSa

mpl

e ty

peU

SGS

Pr

ogra

mU

SGS

Proj

ect

Sam

ple

date

(m

onth

/day

/ye

ar)

Sam

ple

time

(24

hour

)

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entr

atio

n (μ

g/L)

MN

-08

0533

9721

Rus

h C

reek

abo

ve M

outh

nea

r Rus

h C

ity, M

Nsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

07/2

7/20

0411

30<

0.4

MN

-09

0535

1400

Dev

il C

reek

nea

r Mor

risto

wn,

MN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS08

/15/

2004

1230

< .4

MN

-10

0535

5307

Wel

ls C

reek

nea

r Bel

vide

re M

ills,

MN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/03/

2004

1130

< .4

MN

-11

0537

7508

Trou

t Cre

ek n

ear W

eave

r, M

Nsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/0

3/20

0408

30<

.4

MN

-12

0537

7550

Dee

ring

Valle

y C

reek

nea

r Whi

tman

, MN

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS08

/14/

2004

1400

< .4

MN

-12

0537

7550

Dee

ring

Valle

y C

reek

nea

r Whi

tman

, MN

swre

plic

ate

EPA

LIPS

08/1

4/20

0414

06<

.4

MN

-13

0538

4110

Dus

chee

Cre

ek a

bove

Lan

esbo

ro, M

Nsw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

09/0

2/20

0413

00<

.4

MN

-13

0538

4110

Dus

chee

Cre

ek a

bove

Lan

esbo

ro, M

Nsw

repl

icat

eEP

ALI

PS09

/02/

2004

1302

< .4

MO

-01

0549

5850

Wya

cond

a R

iver

nea

r Lur

ay, M

Osw

ambi

ent

EPA

LIPS

08/1

6/20

0414

00<

.4

MO

-01

0549

5850

Wya

cond

a R

iver

nea

r Lur

ay, M

Osw

repl

icat

eEP

ALI

PS08

/16/

2004

1401

< .4

MO

-02

0550

2005

Bea

r Cre

ek a

t 29t

h St

reet

at H

anni

bal,

MO

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS08

/17/

2004

0820

< .4

MT-

0106

3063

00To

ngue

Riv

er a

t Sta

te L

ine

near

Dec

ker,

MT

swam

bien

tC

OO

P07

/14/

2004

1420

.68

NE-

0106

8000

00M

aple

Cre

ek n

ear N

icke

rson

, NE

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

07/1

3/20

0410

30<

.4

NE-

0106

8000

00M

aple

Cre

ek n

ear N

icke

rson

, NE

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS/

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

10/1

2/20

0409

30<

.4

NE-

0206

8005

00El

khor

n R

iver

at W

ater

loo,

NE

swam

bien

tN

AWQ

ASW

TREN

D07

/14/

2004

1000

.48

NE-

0306

8055

00Pl

atte

Riv

er a

t Lou

isvi

lle, N

Esw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

SWTR

END

07/1

5/20

0410

00<

.4

NE-

0440

0757

0983

2540

12N

11W

15C

DD

D1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

08/1

7/20

0414

00 1

.59

NE-

0540

1329

0974

4450

13N

4W

15D

AD

A1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

08/1

9/20

0415

00 .6

9

NE-

0640

1715

0970

8360

14N

2E2

5AD

AA

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/16/

2004

1000

1.4

3

NE-

0740

1853

0975

5010

14N

5W

18D

AA

A1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

07/1

5/20

0411

00 1

.99

NE-

0840

1918

0971

9530

14N

1E

8DD

DD

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W08

/20/

2004

1000

1.0

5

NE-

0940

2103

0974

0420

15N

3W

32D

CD

C1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

07/1

5/20

0414

00 1

.3

NE-

1040

2154

0985

1260

15N

14W

26D

DD

D1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

08/1

8/20

0414

00 1

.49

NE-

1140

2708

0985

3490

16N

14W

28D

DC

D1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

08/1

8/20

0412

00<

.4

NE-

1240

2943

0982

8480

16N

10W

7D

DD

C1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

08/1

7/20

0410

00 .8

8

NE-

1340

3314

0975

3280

17N

5W

21C

DA

D1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

07/1

4/20

0410

00 1

.8

NE-

1440

3330

0985

4510

17N

14W

20D

AD

A1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

08/1

9/20

0411

00 2

0.87

NE-

1540

3502

0974

6010

17N

4W

10C

CC

B1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

07/1

4/20

0414

00<

.4

NE-

1640

3520

0970

1390

17N

3E1

2AD

DD

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/16/

2004

1400

.94

Tables 1, 3–6 37Ta

ble

4.

Tabl

e 4.

Pe

rchl

orat

e co

ncen

tratio

ns a

t sel

ecte

d su

rface

-wat

er a

nd g

roun

dwat

er s

ites

in th

e Un

ited

Stat

es.—

Cont

inue

d[U

SGS,

U.S

. Geo

logi

cal S

urve

y; μ

g/L,

mic

rogr

ams p

er L

iter;

sw, s

urfa

ce w

ater

; gw,

gro

undw

ater

; NAW

QA

, Nat

iona

l Wat

er Q

ualit

y A

sses

smen

t pro

gram

; CO

OP,

Fed

eral

/Sta

te c

oope

rativ

e pr

ojec

t; EP

ALI

PS,

Land

scap

e In

dica

tors

pro

ject

; SW

TREN

D, S

urfa

ce W

ater

Tre

nds n

etw

ork;

AZD

EQ, A

rizon

a D

epar

tmen

t of E

nviro

nmen

tal Q

ualit

y; G

AM

A, C

alifo

rnia

Gro

undw

ater

Am

bien

t Mon

itorin

g an

d A

sses

smen

t; R

IOG

, Rio

Gra

nde

Valle

y; U

CO

L, U

pper

Col

orad

o R

iver

Bas

in; S

PLT,

Sou

th P

latte

Riv

er B

asin

; IA

GW

M, I

owa

Gro

undw

ater

Mon

itorin

g N

etw

ork;

HPG

W, H

igh

Plai

ns R

egio

nal G

roun

d W

ater

Stu

dy;

TAN

C, T

rans

port

of A

nthr

opog

enic

and

Nat

ural

Con

tam

inan

ts S

tudy

; SEW

AR

D, C

ity o

f Sew

ard,

Neb

rask

a.; A

CT,

Agr

icul

tura

l Che

mic

al T

rans

port

stud

y; C

NB

R, C

entra

l Neb

rask

a B

asin

s; T

RIV

ER, T

ongu

e R

iver

Sur

face

-Wat

er-Q

ualit

y M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; <

, les

s tha

n]

Map

iden

tifi-

catio

n nu

mbe

r (fi

gs. 2

–9)

Site

num

ber

Site

nam

eSi

te ty

peSa

mpl

e ty

peU

SGS

Pr

ogra

mU

SGS

Proj

ect

Sam

ple

date

(m

onth

/day

/ye

ar)

Sam

ple

time

(24

hour

)

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entr

atio

n (μ

g/L)

NE-

4740

5406

0974

0560

111

N 3

W20

DC

C1

AWT2

-71

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

07/2

9/20

0413

00 1

.31

NE-

4840

5420

0971

1400

211

N 2

E22C

BB

B2

FP4-

105

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PSE

WA

RD

08/0

4/20

0415

00 .9

5

NE-

4940

5420

0971

1400

311

N 2

E22C

BB

B3

FP4-

129

gwam

bien

tC

OO

PSE

WA

RD

08/2

5/20

0418

000.

7

NE-

5041

0247

0975

3360

112

N 5

W 4

BA

AA

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/20/

2004

.6

NE-

5141

0251

1020

2420

1SB

0120

4232

CD

Dgw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

SPLT

07/1

3/20

0410

40 .6

1

NE-

5241

0410

0972

2060

113

N 1

W25

DA

AD

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/13/

2004

.67

NE-

5341

0520

0973

4450

113

N 2

W20

BB

BC

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/20/

2004

1300

.78

NE-

5441

0552

0972

2050

113

N 1

E18B

CC

C1

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AH

PGW

07/1

2/20

04 .5

NE-

5541

0710

0974

5420

113

N 4

W10

BA

AA

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/19/

2004

1700

.77

NE-

5641

1256

0973

0110

114

N 2

W 2

AD

DA

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/13/

2004

< .4

NE-

5741

1636

0963

7290

1D

uck

Cre

ek n

ear C

olon

, NE

swam

bien

tEP

ALI

PS09

/20/

2004

1000

< .4

NE-

5841

3334

0963

2530

118

N 8

W 5

DB

AB

1 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-1A

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

6/20

0416

30 .4

4

NE-

5941

3334

0963

2530

218

N 8

W 5

DB

AB

2 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-1B

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

6/20

0415

00<

.4

NE-

6041

3334

0963

2530

318

N 8

W 5

DB

AB

3 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-1C

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

6/20

0413

30<

.4

NE-

6141

3340

0964

0270

118

N 7

E 6B

CC

C1

CN

BR

LUSC

R1

DO

-24

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AC

NB

R09

/08/

2004

1500

< .4

NE-

6241

3341

0963

2550

118

N 8

W 5

AC

DC

1 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-2A

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

7/20

0412

00<

.4

NE-

6341

3341

0963

2550

218

N 8

W 5

AC

DC

2 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-2B

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

7/20

0410

30<

.4

NE-

6441

3341

0963

2550

318

N 8

W 5

AC

DC

3 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-2C

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

7/20

0410

00<

.4

NE-

6541

3348

0963

2480

118

N 8

W 5

AC

AC

1 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-3A

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

8/20

0411

00<

.4

NE-

6641

3348

0963

2480

218

N 8

W 5

AC

AC

2 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-3B

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

8/20

0413

30<

.4

NE-

6741

3348

0963

2480

318

N 8

W 5

AC

AC

3 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-3C

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

8/20

0412

30<

.4

NE-

6841

3350

0963

2470

118

N 8

W 5

AB

DD

1 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-4A

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

7/20

0415

00<

.4

NE-

6941

3350

0963

2470

218

N 8

W 5

AB

DD

2 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-4B

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

7/20

0416

00<

.4

NE-

7041

3350

0963

2470

318

N 8

W 5

AB

DD

3 N

AWQ

A W

ELL

AC

TFS1

-4C

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

7/20

0415

30<

.4

NE-

7141

3412

1014

1450

119

N 3

8W33

DD

DA

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W<

.4

NE-

7241

3850

0974

2580

119

N 3

W 6

CB

CB

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W07

/19/

2004

1100

< .4

NE-

7341

4343

0965

9580

120

N 4

E 5C

CD

C1

CN

BR

LUSC

R1

CO

-13

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

09/0

9/20

0410

00<

.4

NE-

7441

4527

0970

9410

121

N 2

E35A

BA

A1

CN

BR

LUSC

R1

S-11

gwam

bien

tN

AWQ

AA

CT

08/1

9/20

0411

00<

.4

NE-

7541

4748

1000

9090

121

N 2

5W13

AB

AA

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W06

/14/

2004

1000

< .4

NE-

7642

0326

1022

5320

124

N 4

4W16

DB

DB

1gw

ambi

ent

NAW

QA

HPG

W06

/08/

2004

1600

< .4

38 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004Ta

ble

4.

Perc

hlor

ate

conc

entra

tions

at s

elec

ted

surfa

ce-w

ater

and

gro

undw

ater

site

s in

the

Unite

d St

ates

.—Co

ntin

ued

[USG

S, U

.S. G

eolo

gica

l Sur

vey;

μg/

L, m

icro

gram

s per

Lite

r; sw

, sur

face

wat

er; g

w, g

roun

dwat

er; N

AWQ

A, N

atio

nal W

ater

Qua

lity

Ass

essm

ent p

rogr

am; C

OO

P, F

eder

al/S

tate

coo

pera

tive

proj

ect;

EPA

LIPS

, La

ndsc

ape

Indi

cato

rs p

roje

ct; S

WTR

END

, Sur

face

Wat

er T

rend

s net

wor

k; A

ZDEQ

, Ariz

ona

Dep

artm

ent o

f Env

ironm

enta

l Qua

lity;

GA

MA

, Cal

iforn

ia G

roun

dwat

er A

mbi

ent M

onito

ring

and

Ass

essm

ent;

RIO

G, R

io G

rand

e Va

lley;

UC

OL,

Upp

er C

olor

ado

Riv

er B

asin

; SPL

T, S

outh

Pla

tte R

iver

Bas

in; I

AG

WM

, Iow

a G

roun

dwat

er M

onito

ring

Net

wor

k; H

PGW

, Hig

h Pl

ains

Reg

iona

l Gro

und

Wat

er S

tudy

; TA

NC

, Tr

ansp

ort o

f Ant

hrop

ogen

ic a

nd N

atur

al C

onta

min

ants

Stu

dy; S

EWA

RD

, City

of S

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40 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

Table 5. Summary of perchlorate detections and concentrations in selected states.[μg/L, micrograms per liter; <, less than]

StateNumber of samples

Number of samples with detectable con-centration (0.4 μg/L or

greater)

Percent of samples with concentration 1.0 μg/L or greater

Percent of samples with concentration 2.0 μg/L or greater

Percent of samples with concentration 5.0 μg/L or greater

Maximum concentration

(μg/L )

Surface water

Arizona 11 1 0 0 0 0.6Arkansas 3 1 0 0 0 .68California 3 2 0 0 0 .87Colorado 17 1 0 0 0 .63Illinois 17 0 0 0 0 <.4Indiana 15 3 13 0 0 1.58Iowa 30 7 3 0 0 1.12Michigan 8 1 0 0 0 .85Minnesota 14 4 14 7 0 2.53Missouri 2 0 0 0 0 <.4Montana 1 1 0 0 0 .68Nebraska 6 1 0 0 0 .48Nevada 4 1 25 25 25 6.23New Mexico 8 3 38 12 0 2.06Ohio 15 3 20 0 0 1.58South Dakota 3 0 0 0 0 <.4Texas 3 0 0 0 0 <.4Wisconsin 18 4 6 0 0 1.41Wyoming 4 1 0 0 0 .49

Groundwater

Arkansas 1 1 0 0 0 .92California 8 4 13 0 0 1.93Colorado 21 5 19 9 0 4.19Iowa 38 9 11 0 0 1.73Nebraska 80 45 31 6 1.25 20.9

Table 6. Perchlorate concentrations in streams sampled twice during the reconnaissance study.

Map identifica-tion number

(figs. 2–9)Site number Site name

Sample date (month/day/

year)

Sample time (24 hours)

Perchlorate concen-tration (ug/L)

IL-01 05525500 Sugar Creek at Milford, IL 08/06/2004 1005 <0.4IL-01 05525500 Sugar Creek at Milford, IL 12/15/2004 1245 <.4IL-02 05572000 Sangamon River at Monticello, IL 08/05/2004 1330 <.4IL-02 05572000 Sangamon River at Monticello, IL 10/05/2004 0915 <.4

MN-04 05320270 Little Cobb River near Beauford, MN 08/23/2004 1310 .8MN-04 05320270 Little Cobb River near Beauford, MN 10/07/2004 1005 <.4NE-01 06800000 Maple Creek near Nickerson, NE 07/13/2004 1030 <.4NE-01 06800000 Maple Creek near Nickerson, NE 10/12/2004 0930 <.4OH-02 04186500 Auglaize River near Fort Jennings, OH 09/08/2004 1100 <.4OH-02 04186500 Auglaize River near Fort Jennings, OH 10/20/2004 0930 <.4

Appendix

42 Perchlorate Data for Streams and Groundwater in Selected Areas of the United States, 2004

Appendix 1. Project support.

Core funding was provided by the U.S. Geological Survey's Central Region Integrated Science Program.

Collection of samples from such a large part of the United States was only possible because of the willingness of personnel working on Federal/State cooperative (COOP) projects, the National Water-Quality Assessment program (NAWQA) , and U.S. Geological Survey/ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Landscape Indicators (EPALIPS) project to collect an additional water sample. Collection of perchlorate samples was supported as part of the following programs.

Federal/State Cooperative Program

Water Science Center Project/cooperator Description

Arkansas Master well monitoringArizona Arizona Department of Environmental

Quality (AZDEQ)California Groundwater Ambient Monitoring and

Assessment (GAMA)/California State Water Resources Control Board

An assessment of groundwater quality in areas where public supply wells are an important source of drink-ing water (Wright and others, 2005). Perchlorate samples are routinely analyzed by a commercial laboratory as part of the GAMA project, but addi-tional samples were collected for this study.

Colorado Water Quality in the Arkansas River basin near Pueblo, CO/ Southeastern Colorado Water Activity Enterprise

Monitoring in the Fountain and Monument Creek wa-tersheds from 1981 through 2006 to evaluate the ef-fects of stormflow and wastewater-treatment effluent on Fountain and Monument Creeks in the Colorado Springs, Colorado area. (Mau and others, 2007)

Iowa Iowa Groundwater Monitoring Net-work (IAGWM) /Iowa Department of Natural Resources

38 of 150 municipal supply wells completed in shallow alluvial deposits that are susceptible to contamina-tion from land surface were sampled for perchlorate. (Littin, 2004)

Montana Tongue River Surface-Water-Quality Monitoring Network (TRIVER)

Monitoring surface water within or near the Powder River structural basin in northeastern Wyoming and southeastern Montana to characterize water quality in streams draining an area of coalbed natural gas development. (Clark and Mason, 2007)

Nebraska City of Seward (SEWARD) A study of groundwater age and quality was conducted to improve understanding of: (1) travel times from recharge areas to public-supply wells, (2) the effects of geochemical reactions in the aquifer on water quality, and (3) how water quality has changed his-torically in response to land-use practices. (Stanton and others, 2007)

New Mexico Statewide monitoring

National Water-Quality Assessment Program (NAWQA)

Topical Study Study Unit Description

Surface-WaterTrends (SWTREND) Central Arizona Basins Ambient resource assessment over decades with a regional and national perspective to evaluate eco-logical conditions and the occurrence, trends, and transport of nutrients and pesticides in rivers and streams. Twenty-five surface-water sites on both medium-sized rivers indicative of a single land use and large rivers that integrate the effects of agricul-tural and urban land use.

Central Nebraska Basins (CNBR)Eastern Iowa BasinsNevada Basin and RangeOzark Plateaus Rio Grande (RIOG)Santa Ana

Appendix 43

Appendix 1. Project support.—Continued

Core funding was provided by the U.S. Geological Survey's Central Region Integrated Science Program.

Collection of samples from such a large part of the United States was only possible because of the willingness of personnel working on Federal/State cooperative (COOP) projects, the National Water-Quality Assessment program (NAWQA) , and U.S. Geological Survey/ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Landscape Indicators (EPALIPS) project to collect an additional water sample. Collection of perchlorate samples was supported as part of the following programs.

National Water-Quality Assessment Program (NAWQA)—Continued

Topical Study Study Unit Description

Agricultural Chemical Transport (ACT)

Central Nebraska Basins A study to (1) understand the links between the sources of water and agricultural chemicals (nutrients and pesticides) and their behavior and transport through the environment; (2) predict the behavior and transport of water and agricultural chemicals in other agricultural areas not being studied; and (3) evalu-ate what the study results mean for management of water and water quality in a variety of agricultural settings. (Fredrick and others, 2006)

Transport of Anthropogenic and Natu-ral Contaminants Study (TANC)

Central Nebraska Basins Study of the hydrogeology and geochemistry of the High Plains aquifer in a 42-square-mile study area at York, Nebraska that contains the zone of contri-bution to a public supply well (PSW). Data were used to describe factors controlling the transport of selected anthropogenic and natural contaminants to PSWs. (Landon and others, 2008)

Groundwater trends South Platte River Basin

Topical Study Description

High Plains Regional Ground Water Study (HPGW)

Water quality of the High Plains aquifer was assessed for the period 1999-2004 through a strati-fied, nested group of studies designed to assess linkages between the quality of water recharg-ing the aquifer, the effect of transport through the hydrologic system on water quality, and the quality of the resource used for human consumption and agricultural applications. (McMahon and others, 2007)

USGS/USEPA Landscape Indicators Project (EPALIPS)

Water Science Centers Description

Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin

There were 110 third order streams draining agricultural watersheds in 10 corn-belt States that were sampled in September 2004 during base flow when most streamflow was derived from groundwater discharge. Samples collected at base flow integrated the water quality of a water-shed over temporal and geographical scales.

Publishing support provided by:Rolla Publishing Service Center

For more information concerning this publication, contact:Director, USGS Iowa Water Science Center400 South Clinton Street, Room 269Iowa City, IA 52240(319) 337–4191

Or visit the Iowa Water Science Center Web site at:http://ia.water.usgs.gov

Kalkhoff and others—Perchlorate D

ata for Streams and G

roundwater in Selected A

reas of the United States, 2004—

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