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Aspects of the physicochemical parameters of lower Enyong Creek, were investigated for six months at three locations: Ito, Obio Usiere, and Okopedi. Mean concentrations of some of the measured parameters at the sampling locations showed significant statistical differences in channel width (F=31.48,df 2 <P0.05)), depth (F=28.99,df 2 <P0.05),transparency (F=11.55,df 2 <P0.05)),, and discharge: (F=21.45,df 2 <P0.05)). Mean differences of the physicochemical parameters were not statistically significant. The variability of the concentrations of the parameters during the period of study was lowest for temperature (3.47%) and highest for alkalinity (99%). The mean values of all the physicochemical parameters from all stations did not exceed the recommended limits for life or potable water. The study also shows that morphology of the stream channels in the lower Enyong Creek are influenced by a combination of both local lithologic controls and moderate hydraulic forces

The Physicochemical Hydrology of a Humid Tropical River System in South Eastern, Nigeria