Hydroacoustic estimates of plant (relative) density (dry g/m2) within cells 10 m wide by 1 m deep. [Nichols Lake Transect T450; 7/24/02] 15 foot depth.

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Hydroacoustic estimates of plant (relative) density (dry g/m2) within cells 10 m wide by 1 m deep. [Nichols Lake Transect T450; 7/24/02] 15 foot depth

Station Longitude Latitude Nw9-2ln -86.1205100 44.6983900 T2grid -86.0667600 44.6808400 T3grid -86.0637000 44.6838500 T5grid -86.0656100 44.6769500 T6grid -86.0685500 44.6776600

Comparison of Nichols, Clifford, and Big Platte lakes Comparison of Nichols, Clifford, and Big Platte lakes Percent of Platte Lake total vol. Clifford Lake Nichols Lake Surface acres 2,481 197 158 Total volume (m3) 79,993,664 3,638,849 14,619,562 Volume of littoral (4.7m extent) 7,237,355 9.05 821,922 22.59 545,633 3.73 Volume of littoral (8m extent) 13,620,727 17.03 2,182,712 59.98 1,194,824 8.17 Surface acres in 8m littoral zone 1,281 159 100 Within 8m littoral zone Relative acoustic density dry wt. g/m2 237.35 335.33 552.08 Plant biomass (relative) lbs/acre 26.60 37.59 61.88 Mean bottom coverage by plants (%) 5.91 50.18 47.54 Mean bio-volume (%) 1.92 7.07 9.57 Est. biomass (lbs) dry wt. of plants 2,014 3,003 2,944 Dry weight Station Ray Canale Acoustic T3grid 0.05 6.44 T5grid 129.60 118.76 T6grid 178.70 300.65