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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15823 Sherbrooke Road culvert flow

more information about flow

Flow through the culverts at 15823 Sherbrooke Road is constant throughout the year with the highest flow usually occuring in the spring. This pattern is typical for Minnesota streams. As the snow melts, it runs into the streams causing higher water levels and flow. Flow at this site on Spring Creek ranges from 1 to 45 cfs of water.

2011

The flow through the Sherbrooke Road culverts usually follows the precipitation in the area (see figure below).

The historical flow for Spring Creek at the 15828 Sherbrooke Road culvert is shown below.

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