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A water-quality assessment of the Lost River watershed was made from data collected on November 11-14, 1974, and March 5, 1975. Surface waters in the watershed were calcium bicarbonate types of various levels of mineralization. Crawford-upland streamwaters were considerably less mineralized than waters from the Mitchell plain part of the watershed. Streamwaters contained between 0.06 and 5.9 milligrams per litre nitrate (as nitrogen), 0.25 milligram per litre or less phosphate (as phosphorus), and from 2.3 to 26 milligrams per litre organic carbon. Concentrations of fecal coliform bacteria ranged from 35 to 75,000 colonies per ·100 millilitres and fecal streptococci bacteria from ·15 to 49,000 colonies -per 100 millil.itres. Human waste · contamination . of .. streamwater _is suspected downstream of Paoli and West Baden. Aldrin, dierdrin, chlordane, DDT, DDD, DDE and PCB's were detected in one or more of the four samples · of stream-bed material. A very productive benthic community was found in upper Lost River. Midge larvae and aquatic sowbugs were the dominant invertebrates and Cladophora sp was the predominant periphyton at the site sampled.

A water-quality assessment of the Lost River Watershed: Dubois, Lawrence, Martin, Orange, and Washington Counties, Indiana