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Bristol County, Massachusetts

Watson Pond

Grade BGood water quality

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Limited DataEutrophic

Watson Pond is a productive, nutrient-rich eutrophic lake in Bristol County, Massachusetts. Water quality is graded B based on 1 sampling years through 2018. Limited fish-species data available. Public access is available with 1 public boat landing. Compared to the 4 other monitored lakes in Bristol County, Watson Pond ranks #2 for water quality.

Source: EPA Water Quality Portal sampling records, Massachusetts DNR, last sampled 2018-08-22. Grade methodology: LakeGrade methodology.

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Swimming Safety

Good for swimming, clear water with low algae levels

Water Quality Grade: B, Good

No clarity data. Chlorophyll-a: 7.3 µg/L. Trophic State Index: 50.

MetricValueGrade
Water Clarity (Secchi Depth)No data
PhosphorusNo data
Chlorophyll-a (Algae)7.3 µg/LB
Trophic State Index (TSI)50Eutrophic

High nutrients, frequent algae, reduced clarity

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Fishing Watson Pond

Recreation & Access

1
Boat Landings
Yes
Public Access

Location

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County Ranking

Ranked #2 of 5 lakes in Bristol County

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Data Sources

Water quality data from the EPA Water Quality Portal

Grading methodology based on Metropolitan Council standards

Public boat-access points from the USGS National Boat Ramps inventory

Most recent sample: 2018-08-22

Monitoring stations: 1

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