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→Observed Chloride Levels in Streams Concentrations
In previous years, chloride concentrations greater than sea level concentrations ('''19,000 mg/L''') have been observed in tributaries of the Credit River.
In previous years, chloride concentrations greater than sea level concentrations ('''19,000 mg/L''') have been observed in tributaries of the Credit River.
To access current levels of water quality (including chloride, conductivity and four other water quality parameters) in the Credit River Watershed please access [https://cvc.ca/real-time-monitoring/?filter_keywords=&filter_station_type%5B%5D=181&post_type=station#filters Credit Valley Conservation's (CVC's) Real-Time Monitoring Network desktop tool below:]
To access current levels of water quality (including chloride, conductivity and four other water quality parameters) in the Credit River Watershed please access [https://cvc.ca/real-time-monitoring/?filter_keywords=&filter_station_type%5B%5D=181&post_type=station#filters '''Credit Valley Conservation's (CVC's) Real-Time Monitoring Network desktop tool'''] below:
{{Clickable button|[[File:Waterquality CVC Gauge.JPG|100 px|link=https://trca.ca/conservation/drinking-water-source-protection/trspa-water-balance-tool/]]}}
The network consists of 11 different stations that measure common water quality parameters from Orangeville all the way south to the lakeshore in Port Credit.
==Salt & LID==
==Salt & LID==