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Long Branch Monitoring Site in winter, Fairfax, VA

By Virginia and West Virginia Water Science Center
The long branch monitoring station next to a frozen stream.
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Photo of the Long Branch intensive water monitoring site. This site is a part of the Fairfax County Water Resource Monitoring Network.

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Photograph of a floodplain along the Long Branch stream with several downed trees.
Floodplain Monitoring site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, VA
Floodplain Monitoring site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, VA
Photograph of the floodplain along Long Branch creek.
Floodplain Monitoring Site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, Virginia
Floodplain Monitoring Site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, Virginia
A usgs hydrologic technician collects a water quality sample from a stream
Hydrologic technician Erik Kaseloo collecting a water quality sample
Hydrologic technician Erik Kaseloo collecting a water quality sample
Ice crystals in the soil
Freeze-Thaw cycles can cause bank erosion
Freeze-Thaw cycles can cause bank erosion
Submerged water quality monitoring equipment
In-situ water quality monitors
In-situ water quality monitors
An eroded urban streambank
Streambank Erosion at Little Difficult Run
Streambank Erosion at Little Difficult Run
Monitoring site at an urban stream with an eroding streambank
Monitoring Site at Little Difficult Run
Monitoring Site at Little Difficult Run
Photograph of Clay Pad used for monitoring deposition.
Clay Pad Used for Sediment Deposition Monitoring
Clay Pad Used for Sediment Deposition Monitoring
An urban stream channel
Long Branch Urban Stream
Long Branch Urban Stream
A restored stream channel
Restored stream channel at Flatlick Branch
Restored stream channel at Flatlick Branch
An urban creek with trees in the background.
Fairfax Water Quality Monitoring
Fairfax Water Quality Monitoring
A USGS tech samples a stream
Synoptic Sampling at Difficult Run in Fairfax, Virginia
Synoptic Sampling at Difficult Run in Fairfax, Virginia

Geonarrative: How and why are conditions changing in Fairfax streams? Geonarrative: How and why are conditions changing in Fairfax streams?

This interactive narrative summarizes a new U.S. Geological Survey report wherein monitoring data collected between 2007 and 2018 are used to provide insights into the changing water quality of urban streams in Fairfax County and the potential role of water-quality management practices.
By
Chesapeake Bay Activities, Virginia and West Virginia Water Science Center

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Fairfax County Water Resources Monitoring Network

Filter Total Items: 54
Photograph of a floodplain along the Long Branch stream with several downed trees.
Floodplain Monitoring site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, VA
Floodplain Monitoring site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, VA
Photograph of the floodplain along Long Branch creek.
Floodplain Monitoring Site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, Virginia
Floodplain Monitoring Site in the Long Branch Watershed, Fairfax, Virginia
A usgs hydrologic technician collects a water quality sample from a stream
Hydrologic technician Erik Kaseloo collecting a water quality sample
Hydrologic technician Erik Kaseloo collecting a water quality sample
Ice crystals in the soil
Freeze-Thaw cycles can cause bank erosion
Freeze-Thaw cycles can cause bank erosion
Submerged water quality monitoring equipment
In-situ water quality monitors
In-situ water quality monitors
An eroded urban streambank
Streambank Erosion at Little Difficult Run
Streambank Erosion at Little Difficult Run
Monitoring site at an urban stream with an eroding streambank
Monitoring Site at Little Difficult Run
Monitoring Site at Little Difficult Run
Photograph of Clay Pad used for monitoring deposition.
Clay Pad Used for Sediment Deposition Monitoring
Clay Pad Used for Sediment Deposition Monitoring
An urban stream channel
Long Branch Urban Stream
Long Branch Urban Stream
A restored stream channel
Restored stream channel at Flatlick Branch
Restored stream channel at Flatlick Branch
An urban creek with trees in the background.
Fairfax Water Quality Monitoring
Fairfax Water Quality Monitoring
A USGS tech samples a stream
Synoptic Sampling at Difficult Run in Fairfax, Virginia
Synoptic Sampling at Difficult Run in Fairfax, Virginia

Geonarrative: How and why are conditions changing in Fairfax streams? Geonarrative: How and why are conditions changing in Fairfax streams?

This interactive narrative summarizes a new U.S. Geological Survey report wherein monitoring data collected between 2007 and 2018 are used to provide insights into the changing water quality of urban streams in Fairfax County and the potential role of water-quality management practices.
By
Chesapeake Bay Activities, Virginia and West Virginia Water Science Center
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