BASIN-USGS-COB Boulder Creek Millenium Baseline
Boulder Creek Watershed
Total Phosphate Data for 2000 - North Boulder Creek at Boulder Falls
Preliminary Data - subject to revision
Information on Total Phosphate:

Phosphorus is generally found as phosphate (PO4-3). The primary sources of phosphates to surface water are detergents, fertilizers, and natural mineral deposits.

More general information about Total Phosphate
Factors affecting Total Phosphate
Standards regarding Total Phosphate
Interpretation of Boulder Creek Total Phosphate data
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Point of Contact:
Collection and Analysis notes
Monitoring site information:
NBC-FALLS Map
  • Location: North Boulder Creek at Boulder Falls
  • Name: NBC-FALLS
  • Type: Composite
  • Frequency: SemiAnnual
  • Longitude: 105 ° W 24'
  • Latitude: 40 ° N 35'
  • Elevation: 6880 feet asl
  • Site photo
Downstream Site: North Boulder Creek diversion to Lakewood
Upstream Site: Middle Boulder Creek Above North Boulder Creek Confluence
Date TP
mg/L as P
June, 2000 0.05
October, 2000 0.04
*value below detection limit:
Detection Limit (if available) 0.03
Preliminary Data - subject to revision
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