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Seep Inventory and Monitoring Program <br />Page 2 <br />1. Study Areas - Cont <br />2. Sample Site Selection <br />b) South Fork of Cement Creek Drainage <br />- Bounded by the South Fork of Cement Creek on <br />the west <br />- Bounded by the confluence with Cement Creek on <br />the north (approximately 10,500 foot <br />elevation) <br />- Bounded by the 12,200 foot elevation contour on <br />the east <br />c) Eureka Gulch <br />- Bounded by the South Fork of the Animas River <br />from the 12,200 foot elevation contour to the <br />confluence with Eureka Creek on the southeast <br />side <br />- Bounded by Eureka Creek from the confluence <br />with the South Fork of the Animas River to the <br />confluence with Parsons Creek on the east side <br />- Bounded by Parsons Creek from the confluence <br />with Eureka Creek to the 12,200 foot contour <br />elevation on the east side <br />- Bounded by the 12,200 foot elevation contour on <br />the west and north sides <br />d) California Gulch <br />- Bounded by the West Fork of the Animas River <br />from the confluence with the Placer Gulch <br />Creek to the 12,200 foot elevation contour on <br />the north and west sides <br />- Bounded by the 12,200 foot elevation contour <br />from the intersection with Placer Gulch Creek <br />and into California Gulch on the east side <br />e) Placer Gulch <br />- Bounded by Placer Gulch Creek from the <br />confluence with the South Fork of the Animas <br />River to the 12,200 foot elevation contour on <br />the east side <br />- Bounded by the 12,200 foot elevation contour <br />from the intersection with Placer Gulch Creek <br />and into California Gulch on the west side <br />Only general guidelines can be given for identification of <br />when to sample a water flow or what emergent groundwater flows <br />should be sampled especially during early summer due to <br />possible influences by upgradient snowmelt. <br />