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At Riverwalk Park, the lowest recording was about three mg/l during August 2012 (Figure 27). anoxic levels in the water was at the beginning of July, when Swingbridge Hull was at 1.27 mg/l. Temperature

Figure 27 At Riverwalk Park, the lowest recording was about three mg/l during August 2012 (Figure 27). anoxic levels in the water was at the beginning of July, when Swingbridge Hull was at 1.27 mg/l. Temperature

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