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The Loss of Nutrients and Materials from Watersheds Draining Into Lake Neatahwanta Oswego County, NY

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 Lake Ontario Watershed
 Oswego
 Nutrient Loss
 Best Management Practice
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1998-01-01
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Brockport Technical Reports (Water Resources)
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/4372
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Here we report on the status of Lake Neatahwanta and losses of materials and nutrients from the various watersheds draining into the lake. Since 1994, Oswego Soil and Water Conservation District has begun several projects, Best Management Practices, to remediate and reduce loss of nutrients in the watershed. These include installation of rock rip-rap below the gaging station and the confluence of the Summerville and Sheldon Creeks, the installation of rock rip-rap in the drainage path near the gaging station on Sheldon Creek and the installation of fencing preventing cows from entering Sheldon Creek upstream from the gaging station at the Jeff Richards Farm. All of these management practices serve to reduce nutrient and material loss from the watershed to Lake Neatahwanta. This report updates the current status of the Lake Neatahwanta watershed, especially the Sheldon Creek watershed.
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Prepared for the Qswego County Soil and Water Conservation District 2 Erie Street Oswego, NY.
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