WAG-W-03

Wagg Creek west branch emerges - WAG-W-03 High Priority

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

location of WAG-W-03 using zoom on web app. West of Chesterfield and south of 23rd St. the west branch of Wagg Creek emerges from a 1.3 x 1.3 poured concrete box culvert. This is where the creek first surfaces south of Highway #1. This is a high energy, high flow site. Field measured GPS coordinates in NAD83 are -123.0754710, 49.32972203 in Long and Lat, or UTM 494516E, 5,464,113N

Location created by
Paul Lhotka
  • Site ID: WAG-W-03
  • Lat: 49.3296111
  • Lng: -123.0754995
  • Waterbody Type: Unknown
  • Timezone: America/Vancouver

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Turb less than 14- brownish cast. Looks about 5NTU
YSI measurements taken simultaneously
6PPD-Q water sample collected

14 Oct 12:49 by Susan Germain

Simultaneous measurements done with YSI.
6PPD-Q sample collected.
No foam observed. High flows, water has grayish coloration.
Carolynne smelled a slight sewage-like odor.

04 Oct 08:05 by Carolynne Robertson

Less than 14

25 Sep 12:29 by Cory Howey

Simultaneous measurements taken with YSI.

22 Sep 16:10 by Carolynne Robertson

Water completely clear <14 NTU.

05 Sep 10:58 by Carolynne Robertson

Chlorine 0

30 Aug 13:20 by PAULA PAPPAJOHN

High energy flow, "first flush" rainfall event. Lower conductivity due to increased water volume. Foam and brownish cloudy water. Water sample collected from ~20m downstream of culvert opening.

29 Jul 06:12 by Carolynne Robertson

water temps taken from conductivity meter. Visible scum and oil residue on water surface of plunge pool.
Water clarity is <14 NTU (water column clear - unable to enter "<" symbol ).

26 Jul 20:26 by Carolynne Robertson

Period of rain over several days. Water appears clear 100% visibility.

28 Dec 15:54 by Carolynne Robertson

Slight smell of gray water. Deep shade. Water running well.

21 May 13:17 by Carolynne Robertson