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Terrebonne Parish County Lake Quality

Louisiana, 1 lake, measured by LDEQ

Terrebonne Parish County holds 1 monitored lake. With a sample that small the county-level summary describes those specific waters, not necessarily every water body in the county. Every one of those lake carries recent nutrient and algae readings, so the county-level summary covers the full set rather than a monitored subset. Phosphorus and algae readings vary widely across Terrebonne Parish County; the per-lake pages below carry the numbers.

Most of the county's monitored lakes are shallow, under 50 feet, which means wind keeps the water column mixed all summer and sediment-bound phosphorus releases back into the surface layer whenever the bottom is disturbed. Lake Penchant Southwest of Houma has the lowest nutrient and algae readings in the county.

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All Lakes in Terrebonne Parish County

1 lake1 lake ranked on readings

#LakeClarityPhosphorusAlgaeTrophicAccess
1Lake Penchant Southwest of HoumaTerrebonne ParishNo recent samples96 µg/LNo recent samplesNo recent samplesNot recorded

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