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Water quality and hydrologic data were collected as part of a study of the effects of acid precipitation on stream water quality in two watersheds in central Massachusetts, conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey from November 1983 through September 1985. The two watersheds, West Branch Swift River (12.7 square miles) and East Branch Fever Brook (4.85 square miles), located north of Quabbin Reservoir, differ in surficial geology and hydrologic characteristics. Data are reported on precipitation quality and quantity and streamflow quality and quantity at the outlet of each watershed and at several tributaries. Also reported are the quality of soil water and ground water, chemistry of soil leachates, and mineralogical analyses of the clay-sized fraction of watershed soils.

Water quality and hydrologic data for the West Branch Swift River and East Branch Fever Brook, Quabbin Reservoir drainage basin, Massachusetts