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<br />OC1327 <br /> <br />Acknowledgments <br /> <br />Appreciation is extended to the many landowners who allowed access to <br />sampling sites on Fountain Creek, Monument Creek, ~nd tributary streams, <br />Access to sampling sites allowed by the City of Colorado Springs at the Colo- <br />rado Springs Wastewater Treatment Facility, at Pinello Ranch, and at Hanna <br />Ranch, as well as access allowed by the towns of Monument, Woodland Park, <br />Security, Widefield, and Fountain at their wastewater-treatment facilities <br />also is acknowledged. Appreciation also is extended to the U,S. Air Force <br />Academy for allowing access to sampling sites located on that installation. <br />Special thanks is extended to Kelly Stone, Mary Veatch, and other personnel at <br />the Colorado Springs Wastewater Treatment Facility Laboratory for doing the <br />5-day carbonaceous biochemical analyses for the hundreds of water samples <br />obtained for the study and for allowing use of the laboratory as a central <br />collection and processing point for the samples, Finally, the assistance of <br />Frank Kipple and Craig Lis, Colorado Division of Water Resources, is acknow- <br />ledged for data collection. <br /> <br />HYDROLOGIC DATA SITES <br /> <br />Hydrologic data sites established for this study are listed in table 1, <br />The sites are listed in a downstream order beginning with sites on Monument <br />Creek and followed by sites on Fountain Creek, The site numbers (table 1) are <br />reported in river miles upstream from the mouth of either creek preceded by one <br />or two letters that designate whether the site is on Fountain Creek (F), on a <br />tributary to Fountain Creek (FT), on Monument Creek (M), or on a tributary to <br />Monument Creek (MT). Because of access limitations, some tributary streams <br />were not sampled at the mouth even though the site number represents the river <br />mile at the mouth of that tributary, However, the U,S. Geological Survey <br />IS-digit station number (table 1), which is the latitude and longitude of the <br />site, represents the actual sampling location. Locations of the hydrologic <br />data sites are shown in figure 2, Hydrologic data are available for 129 sites; <br />an additional 10 sites (table 1) were dye- or gas-injection sites only, <br /> <br />DESCRIPTION OF HYDROLOGIC DATA <br /> <br />The hydrologic data, which consist of onsite and laboratory water-quality <br />analyses, and discharge, channel-geometry, traveltime, and reaeration meas- <br />urements, are listed in tables 2 through 8 in the "Hydrologic Data" section <br />of this report. The data are listed in downstream order and are keyed to <br />the hydrologic data site numbers listed in table 1 and shown in figure 2, <br /> <br />Water-quality data (table 2) are from four 24-hour sampling periods; <br />two sets of analyses, July 1986 and July 1987, are for the warm-water stream <br />reach, and two sets of analyses, December 1986 and February 1987, are for the <br />cold-water stream reach, The data for each sampling period are grouped together <br />for each site (table 2), Discharge and channel-geometry data obtained during <br />the 24-hour sampling periods are listed in tables 3 and 4; no channel-geometry <br />data were obtained during the July 1986 sampling period, <br /> <br />3 <br />