Title: An investigation into possible causes of poor water quality at Blakewell Bridge (R30A001) on the Bradiford Water
Author: P. Rose
Document Type: Monograph
Annotation: EA additional title info: Devon area internal report
Abstract:
The Bradiford Water is a small tributary of the River Taw and rises west of Berry Down in north Devon. The river flows south then south west for approximately 15 km before its confluence with the River Taw estuary. The single routine chemical monitoring site, Blakewell (R30A001 at NGR SS 5663 358), is designated under the EC Directive for the Protection of Salmonid Fish and has a current River Ecosystem Use (RE) Class target of 2. However, it is being considered that in the future this target will be increased to an RE class of 1. In this study, the area concerned has been investigated to identify possible cause of poor water quality of the watercourse.
Publisher: Environment Agency
Publication Date: 1995
Publication Place: Exeter
Subject Keywords: Streams; Water quality; Fishery management; Directives (European Union); Salmon fisheries; Trout
Geographic Keywords: EA South West; North Devon catchment
Extent: n.p. [16]
Permalink: http://www.environmentdata.org/archive/ealit:2639
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