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The water quality of the River Dun and associated surface waters (a reservoir, two tributaries of the Dun, the Kennet and Avon Canal and the River Kennet to which the Dun drains) is described for a wide range of major, minor and trace elements. The water quality is determined by inputs from: (a) geologic sources (Ca, Sr concentrations and alkalinity) and (b) contaminant inputs from farming and sewage...
The water quality of seven sites on the upper reaches of the River Kennet round the market town of Marlborough is described and related to the introduction of phosphorus treatment of effluent from Marlborough sewage treatment works (STW). The River Kennet is mainly groundwater-fed from a Cretaceous chalk aquifer and hence the river water is calcium- and bicarbonate-bearing and has a relatively constant...
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