Crystal Creek, Fillmore County Dye Tracing 2010
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Crystal Creek, Fillmore County Dye Tracing 2010
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2010
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Dye tracing was conducted at sinkholes in and around the Crystal Creek watershed in Bristol & Carimona Townships in Fillmore County. These traces were done as part of a cooperative effort between DNR, MDA and Fillmore County. The county and the MDA are working with landowners in the Crystal Creek watershed to study land management impacts on water resources. This area is underlain by Ordovician Galena limestone and is characterized by surface karst features. The predominant karst features are sinkholes and springs. The traces were done to begin to delineate the ground water basins (springsheds)that feed the springs that are the water sources for Crystal Creek. In karst areas like the Crystal Creek watershed, it is common for the ground water watershed to have different boundaries than the surface water watershed.
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Five dye traces with table and figure. A collaborative Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, and the University of Minnesota.
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An Investigation Conducted as Part of the Innovative Springshed Mapping for Trout Stream Management-Phase II as Funded by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund as Recommended by the Legislative and Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR).
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Green, Jeffrey A; Kuehner, Kevin; Luhmann, Andrew J; Alexander Jr., E. Calvin. (2010). Crystal Creek, Fillmore County Dye Tracing 2010. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/184801.
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