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<br />10-12. Graphs showing: <br />10. Mean annual streamflow at selected gaging stations in the Gore Creek watershed......................................... 23 <br />11. Mean monthly streamflow at selected gaging stations in the Gore Creek watershed ...................................... 24 <br />12. Mean daily streamflow and specific conductance at the mouth of Gore Creek............................................... 26 <br />13. Graph (A) and map (B) showing: <br />Distribution (A) and spatial distribution (B) of specific conductance .................................................................... 27 <br />14. Graph showing trilinear diagram of major-ion data for site 29, at the mouth of Gore Creek ................................. 30 <br />15. Graph showing distribution of nutrient concentrations for all surface-water sampling sites <br /> <br />in the Gore Creek watershed ................................................................................................................................... 31 <br /> <br />16-22. Graphs (A) and maps (B) showing: <br />16. (A) Distribution of ammonia and (B) spatial distribution of median concentrations of <br />ammonia for surface-water sampling sites in the Gore Creek watershed ........................................................ 33 <br />17. (A) Distribution of nitrate and (B) spatial distribution of median concentrations of nitrate <br />for surface-water sampling sites in the Gore Creek watershed ........................................................................ 34 <br />18. (A) Distribution of orthophosphate and (B) spatial distribution of median concentrations <br />of orthophosphate for surface-water sites in the Gore Creek watershed.......................................................... 35 <br />19. (A) Distribution of total phosphorus and (B) spatial distribution of median concentrations <br />of total phosphorus for surface-water sites in the Gore Creek watershed........................................................ 36 <br />20. Streamflow and (A) nitrate and (B) total phosphorus concentrations, Gore Creek at mouth <br />(site 29), October 1995-December 1997 ......................................................................................................... 38 <br />21. Temporal distribution of ammonia (A) and nitrate (B) at Gore Creek at mouth, site 29................................. 40 <br />22. Temporal distribution of orthophosphate (A) and total phosphorus (B) at Gore Creek <br /> <br />at mouth, site 29 ............................................................................................................................................... 41 <br /> <br />23. Map showing ground-water sampling sites in the Gore Creek watershed, 1988-97 .............................................. 46 <br />24. Map showing aquatic-ecology sites on Gore, Black Gore, and Polk Creeks .......................................................... 52 <br />25-31. Graphs showing: <br />25. (A) Relative percent biovolume of the major algal divisions and (B) total biovolume <br />for nitrogen-autotroph diatoms at sampling sites on the main stem of Gore Creek......................................... 55 <br />26. Chlorophyll-a biomass at sampling sites on the main stem of Gore Creek ..................................................... 57 <br />27. Relative (A) and total (B) abundance of the major macroinvertebrate groups at sampling <br />sites on the main stem of Gore Creek .............................................................................................................. 58 <br />28. Abundance of Trichoptera individuals, by functional feeding mechanism...................................................... 60 <br />29. Relative (A) and total (B) abundance of the major macroinvertebrate groups in Black Gore <br /> <br />and Polk Creeks................................................................................................................................................ 62 <br /> <br />30. Comparison of fish-community structure at the mouth of Gore Creek with a reference site <br />in Rocky Mountain National Park.................................................................................................................... 63 <br />31. Comparison of chlorophyll-a biomass with relative percent algivores at sampling sites on <br />the main stem of Gore Creek............................................................................................................................ 64 <br /> <br />TABLES <br /> <br />1. Surface-water, ground-water, and aquatic-ecology sampling sites, and data sources and types <br /> <br />in the Gore Creek watershed ................................................................................................................................... 9 <br /> <br />2. Summary of procedure used to aggregate nutrient data in the Gore Creek watershed into selected <br /> <br />nutrient constituents................................................................................................................................................ 20 <br /> <br />3. Generalized water budget for the Gore Creek watershed........................................................................................ 21 <br />4. Hydrologic characteristics for surface-water sampling sites in the Gore Creek watershed.................................... 22 <br />5. Median nutrient concentrations for background and urban land-use categories for the Gore Creek <br />watershed, Upper Colorado River Basin, and the United States............................................................................. 37 <br />6. Summary of the minimum, median, and maximum values for the water-quality properties and <br />constituents of monitoring wells sampled in the Gore Creek watershed, 1997...................................................... 48 <br />7. Summary of selected water-quality and habitat data for aquatic-ecology sampling sites in Gore, <br /> <br />Black Gore, and Polk Creeks .................................................................................................................................. 54 <br /> <br />IV CONTENTS <br />