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Appendix B: Input Sulfate Fluxes to Lakes from Wet-Only Deposition and Output Sulfate Fluxes
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From page 441... ... Sulfate concentration data from the National Acid Deposition Program (NADP) monitoring network in the United States were provided through the courtesy of the Illinois State Water Survey. Read the entire page →
From page 442... ... Canada APN: Bale D'Espoir 47�59' ,55�48' 1.48 Kejimkujik 44�26' ,65�12' 3.37 Montmorency 47�19' ,71�09' 2.52 CANSAP: Acadia FES 46�00',66�22' 2.61 Charlo 48�00' ,66�20' 2.85 Chibougamau 49�49',74�25' 1.75 Fort Chimo 58�06',68�25' 0.62 Gander 48�57',54�34' 1.90 Goose 53�19',60�25' 0.94 Kejimkujik 44�26',65�02' 4.00 Maniwaki 46�23',75�58' 2.97 Nitchequon 53�12',70�54' 3.95 Quebec City 46�48',71�24' 5.19 Sable Island 43�56',60�01' 7.99 Saint John 45�19',65�53' 3.49 Sept Isles 50�13',66�15' 2.06 Shelburne 43�43',65�15' 2.87 St. Hubert 45�31',73�25' 4.32 Stephensville 48�32',58�33' 2.50 Truro 45�22',63�16' 2.96 United States Of America NADP: MAGI 41�58'23",70�01'12" 2.13 (3.01) Read the entire page →
From page 443... ... Canadian data consisted of actual measurements of evaporation on lakes at 15 different locations in eastern Canada. Evaporation estimates for the northeastern United States were calculated for nonwinter averages of Weather Bureau evaporation pan data at 14 locations. Read the entire page →
From page 444... ... 1983. Evaluation de la sensibilite a l 'acidification des lacs du sud du Quebec et incidences sur le reseau d'acquisition de donnees. Read the entire page →

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... Sulfate concentration data from the National Acid Deposition Program (NADP) monitoring network in the United States were provided through the courtesy of the Illinois State Water Survey.

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... Canada APN: Bale D'Espoir 47�59' ,55�48' 1.48 Kejimkujik 44�26' ,65�12' 3.37 Montmorency 47�19' ,71�09' 2.52 CANSAP: Acadia FES 46�00',66�22' 2.61 Charlo 48�00' ,66�20' 2.85 Chibougamau 49�49',74�25' 1.75 Fort Chimo 58�06',68�25' 0.62 Gander 48�57',54�34' 1.90 Goose 53�19',60�25' 0.94 Kejimkujik 44�26',65�02' 4.00 Maniwaki 46�23',75�58' 2.97 Nitchequon 53�12',70�54' 3.95 Quebec City 46�48',71�24' 5.19 Sable Island 43�56',60�01' 7.99 Saint John 45�19',65�53' 3.49 Sept Isles 50�13',66�15' 2.06 Shelburne 43�43',65�15' 2.87 St. Hubert 45�31',73�25' 4.32 Stephensville 48�32',58�33' 2.50 Truro 45�22',63�16' 2.96 United States Of America NADP: MAGI 41�58'23",70�01'12" 2.13 (3.01)

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... Canadian data consisted of actual measurements of evaporation on lakes at 15 different locations in eastern Canada. Evaporation estimates for the northeastern United States were calculated for nonwinter averages of Weather Bureau evaporation pan data at 14 locations.

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... 1983. Evaluation de la sensibilite a l 'acidification des lacs du sud du Quebec et incidences sur le reseau d'acquisition de donnees.

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Appendix B: Input Sulfate Fluxes to Lakes from Wet-Only Deposition and Output Sulfate Fluxes Pages 441-444

Appendix B: Input Sulfate Fluxes to Lakes from Wet-Only Deposition and Output Sulfate Fluxes
Pages 441-444