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<br />II. Aonual (A) and daily (B) total-aluminum losds into (site AR34.5) and out of (site AR31.0) <br />Terrace Reservoir, April 1994 through March 1995......................................................................................... 29 <br />12. Aonual (A) and daily (B) total-iron loads into (site AR34.5) and out of (site AR31.0) <br />Terrace Reservoir, April 1994 through March 1995......................................................................................... 31 <br />13. Aonual (A) and daily (B) total-copper loads into (site AR34.5) and out of (site AR31.0) <br />Terrace Reservoir, April 1994 through March 1995......................................................................................... 32 <br />14. Aonual (A) and daily (B) total-manganese loads into (site AR34.5) and out of (site AR31.0) <br />Terrace Reservoir, April 1994 through March 1995......................................................................................... 34 <br />IS. Aonual (A) and daily (B) total-zinc loads into (site AR34.5) and out of (site AR31.0) <br />Terrace Reservoir, April 1994 through March 1995......................................................................................... 35 <br /> <br />TABLES <br /> <br />1. Sample dates and analyses for sites AR34.5 and AR31.0, April 1994 through March 1995................................. 5 <br />2. Statistical summary of water-quality data for sites AR34.5 and AR31.0, April 1994 through <br /> <br />March 1995 .................... ............... ....................... ......................................... ................. .................................... ..... 10 <br />3. Correlations of metal concentrations to streamflow, specific conductance, and pH for site AR34.5, <br />April 1994 through March 1995 ............................................................................................................................. 21 <br />4. Correlations of metal concentrations to streamflow, specific conductance, and pH for site AR31.0, <br />April 1994 through Marchl995 .............................................................................................................................. 23 <br />5. Estimates of dissolved- and total-metal loads for sites AR34.5 and AR31.0, April 1994 through <br /> <br />March 1995 ........................................... ........ ..................... ........... .................................... ...................................... 27 <br />6. Estimated daily dissolved-metal loads and standard errors for sites AR34.5 and AR31.0, <br /> <br />April 1994 through March 1995 ............................................................................................................................. 43 <br />7. Estimated daily total-metal loads and standard errors for sites AR34.5 and AR31.0, April 1994 <br /> <br />through March 1995.................................... .................. ....... ......... .......................................................................... 60 <br /> <br />CONVERSION FACTORS AND VERTICAL DATUM <br /> <br />Multiply <br /> <br />By <br /> <br />To Obtain <br /> <br />cubic foot per second (Wls) <br />foot (1\) <br />mile(mi) <br />pound (lb) <br />ton, short <br /> <br />0.02832 <br />0.3048 <br />1.609 <br />0.4536 <br />0.9072 <br /> <br />cubic meter per second <br />meter <br />kilometer <br />kilogram <br />megagram <br /> <br />The following terms and abbreviations also are used in this report: <br /> <br />milligram per liter (mg/L) <br />micrometer (~) <br /> <br />Sea level: In this report, "sea level" refers to the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVO of 1929)--e geodetic datum derived <br />from a general adjustment ofthe first-order level nets of both the United States and Canada, fonner1y called Sea Level Datum of 1929. <br /> <br />003157 <br /> <br />IV CONTENTS <br />