James V Turner Reservoir
Providence County, Rhode Island115 acresView mapDirections
No nutrient or algae sampling on record from RIDEM for this lake.
- Impaired · Metals (other than mercury)
- 10 ft max depth
James V Turner Reservoir in Providence County, Rhode Island has water-quality measurements published by RIDEM, shown here as reported. Maximum depth: 9.8 ft. Surface area: 115 acres.
James V Turner Reservoir is a 115-acre lake in Providence County, Rhode Island with a maximum depth of 10 feet.
Source: EPA Water Quality Portal sampling records, your state environmental agency. Methodology: how these readings are compared.
Swimming conditions
No readingNot rated
Nutrient and algae readings are not a swimming clearance. James V Turner Reservoir is listed impaired under Clean Water Act §303(d) (IR 4A) for metals (other than mercury), nuisance exotic species, nutrients (phosphorus, nitrogen), oxygen depletion (low DO). Check local advisories before you swim.
Whether James V Turner Reservoir is safe to swim in today is a call for the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management and the county health department, who post current advisories. LakeQuality does not issue swimming clearances.
Water quality measurements for James V Turner Reservoir
These are the measurements RIDEM publishes for James V Turner Reservoir, shown as reported. The condition class beside each reading is the EPA National Lakes Assessment class for this lake’s ecoregion.
No clarity data. TSI undefined.
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Lake Details
Max depth
9.8 ft
Surface area
115 acres
Shoreline
2.3 mi
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EPA Impairment Status
James V Turner Reservoir is officially listed as impaired under Clean Water Act §303(d) in the 2022 EPA reporting cycle (IR category 4A).
Causes of impairment
Designated uses not supporting: Aquatic life.
A Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) plan has been approved.
Source: EPA ATTAINS assessment unit RI0004009L-01B · Official waterbody report
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Frequently asked questions about James V Turner Reservoir
Where is James V Turner Reservoir?
- James V Turner Reservoir is a lake in Providence County, Rhode Island. Its water-quality measurements are published by RIDEM and shown on this page as reported.
What is the water quality of James V Turner Reservoir?
- James V Turner Reservoir in Providence County, Rhode Island has water-quality measurements published by RIDEM, shown here as reported. Maximum depth: 9.8 ft. Surface area: 115 acres.
Is James V Turner Reservoir safe to swim in?
- Nutrient and algae readings are not a swimming clearance. James V Turner Reservoir is listed impaired under Clean Water Act §303(d) (IR 4A) for metals (other than mercury), nuisance exotic species, nutrients (phosphorus, nitrogen), oxygen depletion (low DO). Check local advisories before you swim.
How deep is James V Turner Reservoir?
- James V Turner Reservoir has a maximum depth of 9.8 feet. The lake covers 115 acres.
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Where this data comes from
Measurements for James V Turner Reservoir come from the EPA Water Quality Portal. Per-sample source details are not recorded for this lake.
Other records on this page
Impairment status from EPA ATTAINS 303(d) database