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Latest Water Testing Reports

These reports compile the previous year’s water quality monitoring information and usually come out between February and April. LEA’s Water Quality Monitoring Reports are broken up into sections.

This year, LEA’s water testing summary is being published as one document with four chapters. The table of contents includes clickable links that will take you directly to your lake of interest. Lakes participating in multiple testing programs have buttons on the top right hand corner of their data summary pages. These buttons will take you to that lake’s summary in each chapter.

LEA’s 2023 Water Testing Summary

2022 Reports:

Chapter 1 – Traditional Water Monitoring Reports

Chapter 2 – Automated Monitoring Buoys Report

Chapter 3 – High Res. Temp. Monitoring Report

Chapter 4 – Algae Monitoring via Fluorometer Profiles

2022 Mid-season Water Testing Report (August)

Winter 2022 Monitoring Report

2021 Reports:

Chapter 1 focuses on our traditional water testing: dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll-a, total phosphorus, clarity, and overall lake health

Chapter 2 presents data from automated monitoring (GLEON) buoys

Chapter 3 details high-resolution temperature monitoring results

Chapter 4 is a summary of algae monitoring via fluorometer data

Winter 2021 Monitoring Report

2020 Reports:

Chapter 1 focuses on our traditional water testing: dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll-a, total phosphorus, clarity, and overall lake health

Chapter 2 presents data from automated monitoring (GLEON) buoys

Chapter 3 details high-resolution temperature monitoring results

Chapter 4 is a summary of algae monitoring via fluorometer data

2019 Reports:

Chapter 1 focuses on our traditional testing: Dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll, phosphorus, and clarity, as well as overall lake stats

Chapter 2 presents high-resolution (GLEON) monitoring buoy data

Chapter 3 details high-resolution temperature monitoring results

Chapter 4 is a summary of algae and fluorometer testing data

Chapter 5 presents spatial analysis data

Amanda and Christian Moose Pond

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