Hydrologic data from urban watersheds in the Tampa Bay area, Florida

Water-Resources Investigations Report 78-125
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Abstract

Hydrologic data are being collected in 10 urbanized watersheds located in the Tampa Bay area, Florida. The gaged watersheds have impervious areas that range from 19 percent for a residential watershed in north Tampa to nearly 100 percent for a downtown Tampa watershed. Land-use types, including roads, residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, recreational , and open space, have been determined for each watershed. Rainfall and storm runoff data collected since 1971 for one site and since 1975 for six other sites through September 1976, have been processed. These data are recorded at 5-minute intervals and are stored in the U. S. Geological Survey WATSTORE unit values file. Daily rainfall at 12 sites and daily pan evaporation at one site have been stored in the WATSTORE daily values file. Chemical and biological analyses of storm runoff for six sites, base flow for seven sites, and analyses of bottom material for seven sites are also stored in the WATSTORE water-quality files. Rainfall and storm runoff for selected storms, daily rainfall, and daily pan-evaporation data are summarized in this report. Water-quality analyses of all water-quality samples also are listed. (Woodard-USGS).

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Publication type Report
Publication Subtype USGS Numbered Series
Title Hydrologic data from urban watersheds in the Tampa Bay area, Florida
Series title Water-Resources Investigations Report
Series number 78-125
DOI 10.3133/wri78125
Year Published 1979
Language English
Publisher U.S. Geological Survey
Publisher location Reston, VA
Description v, 51 p.
Country United States
State Florida
Other Geospatial Tampa Bay
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