| Area | Mainstem Klamath |
| Topic | PH: Klamath Basin at Various Sites 1996 |
| Caption: The pH is a measure of acid base conditions in water with neutral being a value of 7 with lower values representing acid conditions and higher values basic or alkaline conditions. Bodies of water with significant algae blooms may show major increases in pH as a function of photosynthesis (see Upper Klamath/NCRWQCB pH results). The highest pH values were recorded at Pump D near Tule Lake in the Klamath Project. Site Key: TLP3=Tule Lake Pump 3 (in) TLPD=Tule Lake Pump D (out) JCBORD=J Canal at stateline LRBORD=Lost River at stateline KSD=Klamath Straits Drain at stateline KRBORD= Klamath River upstream of Shovel Creek COPCO2 = Copco Dam outflow IGRO=Iron Gate Dam outflow KRUSCOTCR = Klamath River upstream of Cottonwood Creek KRDSSHR= Klamath River downstream of Shasta River SHRA12=Shasta River at A-12 SHRMGR=Shasta River at Montague Grenada Road SHRHWY5=Shasta River downstream of Hwy 5 SHRM=Shasta River at mouth KRDSBVCR= Klamath River downstream of Beaver Creek KRDSSCTR = Klamath River downstream of Scott River KRDSELKCR = Klamath River downstream of Elk Creek KRDSIKESF = Klamath River at Ikes Falls | |
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