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Click here for cover photograph: Headwaters of Daisy Creek in the New World Mining District near Yellowstone National Park, Montana. The McLaren Mine is on the right and Fisher Mountain is on the left in the background. View is upstream from sampling site 1,340 and shows the upstream, low-gradient part of the study reach. Photograph by J.H. Lambing, U.S. Geological Survey. Cover Photograph: Headwaters of Daisy Creek in the New World Mining District near Yellowstone National Park, Montana. The McLaren Mine is on the right and Fisher Mountain is on the left in the background. View is upstream from sampling site 1,340 and shows the upstream, low-gradient part of the study reach. Photograph by J.H. Lambing, U.S. Geological Survey. (click here for jpg file)
Click here for figure 1.  Location of New World Mining District and study area, Montana. Figure 1.  Location of New World Mining District and study area, Montana. (click here for pdf file)
Click here for figure 2a.  Aerial photograph of the study area. Figure 2a.  Aerial photograph of the study area.  (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 2b.  Study area with tracer-monitoring sites, synoptic-sampling sites, and monitoring well.  Site names used in previous studies were summarized by URS Operating Services, Inc. (1998).  Synoptic sampling site number corresponds to feet below tracer-injection site. Figure 2b.  Study area with tracer-monitoring sites, synoptic-sampling sites, and monitoring well.  Site names used in previous studies were summarized by URS Operating Services, Inc. (1998).  Synoptic sampling site number corresponds to feet below tracer-injection site.  (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 3.  Middle, high-gradient reach of Daisy Creek looking downstream near site 7,324.  Photograph by D.A. Nimick. Figure 3.  Middle, high-gradient reach of Daisy Creek looking downstream near site 7,324.  Photograph by D.A. Nimick (click here for jpg)
Click here for figure 4.  Downstream, low-gradient reach of Daisy Creek.  View is downstream near site 9,925.  Stillwater River flows from left to right in front partly burnt forest.  Photograph by D.A. Nimick. Figure 4.  Downstream, low-gradient reach of Daisy Creek.  View is downstream near site 9,925.  Stillwater River flows from left to right in front of partly burnt forest.  Photograph by D.A. Nimick (click here for jpg)
Click here for Figure 5.  Temporal profiles of chloride concentration and specific conductance at tracer-monitoring sites on Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 24-27, 1999.  Temporal specific-conductance data were not collected at site T-4. Figure 5.  Temporal profiles of chloride concentration and specific conductance at tracer-monitoring sites on Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 24-27, 1999.  Temporal specific-conductance data were not collected at site T-4. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 6.  Chloride concentration (top) and streamflow (bottom) at synoptic sampling sites in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River Drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999.  Chloride concentrations less than the minimum reporting level (0.1 mg/L or 0.29 mg/L are plotted as one-half the minimum reporting level. Figure 6.  Chloride concentration (top) and streamflow (bottom) at synoptic sampling sites in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999.  Chloride concentrations less than the minimum reporting level (0.1 mg/L or 0.29 mg/L are plotted as one-half the minimum reporting level. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 7.  Values of pH in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999. Figure 7.  Values of pH in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 8.  Concentrations of calcium, magnesium, and sulfate in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, August 26, 1999. Figure 8.  Concentrations of calcium, magnesium, and sulfate in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, August 26, 1999. (click here for pdf)
Click here for Figure 9.  Concentrations of cadmium, copper, lead, and zinc in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999.  Values less than the minimum reporting level (1 ug/L) are plotted as one-half the minimum reporting level. Figure 9.  Concentrations of cadmium, copper, lead, and zinc in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999.  Values less than the minimum reporting level (1 μg/L) are plotted as one-half the minimum reporting level. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 10.  Diel variation in dissolved concentrations of copper, manganese, and zinc in Daisy Creek (site 9,925, top) and the Stillwater River (site 12,410, bottom) Montana, August 24-27, 1999. Figure 10.  Diel variation in dissolved concentrations of copper, manganese, and zinc in Daisy Creek (site 9,925, top) and the Stillwater River (site 12,410, bottom) Montana, August 24-27, 1999. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 11.  Concentrations of aluminum, iron, and manganese in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999. Figure 11.  Concentrations of aluminum, iron, and manganese in synoptic samples collected in the Daisy Creek and Stillwater River drainage, Montana, August 26, 1999. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 12.  Aluminum and iron colloids in Daisy Creek.  View is upstream with surface-inflow site 481 on left side of stream.  Upstream of site 481, the pH of Daisy Creek is greater than about 4.5, and white aluminum colloids form.  Inflow (pH of 2.85) from site 481 decreases pH in Daisy Creek to less than 4.5, and only orange iron-oxyhydroxide colloids form. (Photograph by J.H. Lambing, U.S. Geological Survey). Figure 12.  Aluminum and iron colloids in Daisy Creek.  View is upstream with surface-inflow site 481 on left side of stream.  Upstream of site 481, the pH of Daisy Creek is greater than about 4.5, and white aluminum colloids form.  Inflow (pH of 2.85) from site 481 decreases pH in Daisy Creek to less than 4.5, and only orange iron-oxyhydroxide colloids form. (Photograph by J.H. Lambing, U.S. Geological Survey). (click here for jpg)
Click here for figure 13.  Downstream profiles of calcium and sulfate loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. Figure 13.  Downstream profiles of calcium and sulfate loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 14.  Downstream profiles of aluminum (top) and iron (bottom) loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. Figure 14.  Downstream profiles of aluminum (top) and iron (bottom) loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 15.  Downstream profiles of cadmium (top) and copper (bottom) loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. Figure 15.  Downstream profiles of cadmium (top) and copper (bottom) loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. (click here for pdf)
Click here for figure 16.  Downstream profiles of lead (top) and zinc (bottom) loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. Figure 16.  Downstream profiles of lead (top) and zinc (bottom) loads in Daisy Creek and the Stillwater River, Montana, August 26, 1999. (click here for pdf)
 

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