Box Lake Dock : Box Lake

British Columbia, Canada

Observed by
Rick and Janice Hogg
  • Observed on: Sun, 29 Sep 2024 12:14:00 -0700
  • Testers Thorne Hogg & Tyler Norris (I was away)
  • Associated with:
    Water Rangers : Testkitters
  • Lat: 50.2047331
  • Lng: -117.7117896
pH (0-14) What's this? 7.2
Dissolved oxygen mg/L What's this? 10.0
Secchi depth m What's this? bottom visible
Chlorine ppm What's this? 0.0
Hardness mg/L What's this? 100.0
Salinity ppt What's this? 0.0
Alkalinity mg/L What's this? 120.0
Water depth m What's this? 207.0
Conductivity μS/cm What's this? 141.0
Air temperature °C What's this? 16.5
Water temperature °C What's this? 18.0

Qualitative

Algae What's this? No
Water Uses What's this? Fishing
On the water surface What's this? None

Wildlife


Weather

Current weather What's this?
  • cloudy
Spattering, cool breeze
Weather in previous 24 hours What's this?
  • cloudy
  • rainy
Spattering, cool breeze

Latest photos

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Notes

One boat with two people fishing.

On September 25th there was a bad wind storm in the area around Nakusp. At the Box Lake Campsite area and the road in, there was about fifteen trees that blew down. There was 5 or 6 right in the lower campsite area. More that half the trees blown over had root balls attached. These were large mature that blew over. I have lived on Box Mtn for 41 years and in January 2021, there was also a bad wind storm in the Nakusp area. We lost about 50 trees on our property, about 2/3s with root balls. These were also large matures trees. The wind actually twisted/ripped a large mature fir tree off just above the trunk. Box Mountain is a watershed, so there are some big trees. Nakusp is not normally a windy place, wind storms happen but they are rare. In the past five years or so, we have noticed more winds and the winds seem to swirl around rather than blow through.