Lake Management Plan

go to PGOLID main pageChapter 1 includes an introduction and abstract
Chapter 2 includes the goals of PGOLID
Chapter 3 history covers geological formation to current district projects
Chapter 4 covers watershed characteristics of most of northwest Minnesota
Chapter 5 covers the main watershed around the Pelican Lakes
Chapter 6 covers the minor watersheds that surround Pelican Lake
Chapter 7 describes the types of data collected and why
Chapter 8 reports the data and water quality of inlets and outlets to Pelican Lake
Chapter 9 reports the water quality data for the Pelican Lakes

Chapter 10
Chapter 11 Safety and Buoys

 

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Chapter 8: Impacting Streams and Rivers

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Spring Creek Inlet to Pelican Lake Chlorophyll-a

ChlA concentration (algae) at the Spring Creek Inlet ranges from 0 to 0.1 ug/L. This concentration is extremely low. Algae grows better in calm water than flowing water. For comparison, the ChlA concentration in Pelican Lake ranges from 4-12 ug/L (see Pelican Lake comparison).

Because of the low concentration of chlorophyll-a detected in Spring Creek from 2002-2006, this test was dropped from analysis in 2007.

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