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Lake Worth Lagoon natural resources inventory and resource enhancement study

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1990

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Lake Worth Lagoon natural resources inventory and resource enhancement study

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Corporate Authors:

Palm Beach County (Fla.), Department of Environmental Resources Management, . Florida Office of Coastal Management . United States, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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Description:

"This report includes tables, maps, and supporting information that describes the following: 1. Dredged and filled areas... 2. Governmental jurisdiction boundaries... 3. Land use... 4. Bathymetry... 5. Hydrologic and hydraulic characteristics... 6. Sediment characteristics... 7. Point and nonpoint source pollution... 8. Shoreline characteristics... 9. Submerged natural resources... 10. Known occurrences of fish... 11. Endangered, threatened and rare species and species of special concern... 12. Marinas and docks... 13. Water quality... 14. Habitat restoration and enhancement..."--leaves 1-4.

Document Type:

Professional Paper

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National Ocean Service (NOS)

Place as Subject:

Florida ; Lake Worth Inlet ; Palm Beach County ;

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