Appendix 3: Maps of Water Quality Parameters
Figure A1: Trophic level index – North Island
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Figure A2: Trophic level index – South Island
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Figure A3: Total nitrogen – North Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A4: Total nitrogen – South Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A5: Total phosphorus – North Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A6: Total phosphorus – South Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A7: Chorophyll – North Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A8: Chlorophyll – South Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A10: NH4-N – North Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A11: NH4-N – South Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A12: DRP – North Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A13: DRP – South Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A14: Turbidity – North Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
Figure A15: Turbidity – South Island
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Data ranges for groups are generated automatically by natural breaks (Jenks) method in ESRI Arc GIS, a method that groups data (ie, lakes) into clusters of similar value.
